01 · Dermatology
Eczema (atopic eczema)
Assessment-led support for itchy, dry or inflamed skin, with escalation when symptoms are severe or difficult to control.
Explore service: Eczema consultationPharmacist-led · London
Your skin,
considered properly.
Clear consultations for common skin concerns and restrained aesthetics, with honest advice about what belongs in clinic—and what needs a different level of care.
Letterbox and Belsize clinics
15Consultation guides
02London clinics
0Pressure to proceed
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Skin pathwaysAssessed, not guessed
A clear place to begin
Two disciplines. One careful standard.
Start with the concern, not a treatment name. Every appointment begins with history, assessment and a plain-language next step.
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02 · Dermatology
Psoriasis
A structured review of distribution, severity, treatment response and the physical or emotional impact of psoriasis.
Explore service: Psoriasis consultation03 · Dermatology
Acne vulgaris
Evidence-led acne support focused on severity, scarring risk, treatment history and a realistic review plan.
Explore service: Acne consultation04 · Dermatology
Scabies
Practical assessment and household guidance for a contagious itchy rash, with escalation when treatment fails or the diagnosis is unclear.
Explore service: Scabies consultation05 · Dermatology
Fungal infections
Assessment for suspected tinea or ringworm, with attention to the body site, spread, recurrence and treatment response.
Explore service: Fungal skin infection consultation06 · Dermatology
Impetigo
Community assessment for a suspected contagious bacterial skin infection, including treatment eligibility and safety-netting.
Explore service: Impetigo consultationHow we practise
Not every concern needs a procedure. Every concern deserves attention.
We balance clinical judgement with an honest, light-touch approach. That means listening carefully, explaining clearly and knowing when primary care, urgent help or specialist dermatology is the safer path.
Safety before trends
Suitability screening, informed consent and appropriate aftercare sit at the heart of every appointment.
Pharmacist-led
Your plan is grounded in clinical training, thoughtful assessment and a clear understanding of medicines.
Two pathways, one standard
Skin consultations prioritise diagnosis and escalation; aesthetic plans favour proportion over perfection.
Skin health, properly placed
Common does not mean one-size-fits-all.
Eczema, acne, psoriasis and infections can overlap in appearance. Our role is to take the history seriously, assess the pattern and make the boundary between community, GP and specialist care clear.
10 consultation pathwaysExplore dermatology servicesPrimary care where appropriate
Many common conditions can be assessed and managed without defaulting to specialist care.
Referral when it adds value
Severity, scarring, complications, treatment failure or an uncertain diagnosis can change the pathway.
Safety net every time
You should know what to watch, when to review and when not to wait for a routine appointment.
Illustrative baselineIllustrative outcomeDrag to compare
Subtle, by design
Change you can notice. Not a face you do not recognise.
Our aesthetic plans are conservative, proportion-led and built around your natural anatomy. The intention is refinement, not a standardised look.
This is an AI-generated illustrative example, not a patient result or a promise of outcome. Individual results vary and treatment is only offered after assessment.
Your visit
An unrushed path to a clearer plan.
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Tell us what brings you in
Choose the area you would like to discuss and request a time that suits you.
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Meet your practitioner
We listen, assess and talk through suitable options, risks and realistic expectations.
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Leave with a clear plan
Proceed only when you feel informed and comfortable, with aftercare made clear.
“The confidence of understanding your skin,
and choosing care well.”
Patient feedback
Experiences shared in their own words.
Thoughtful consultations, clear explanations and space to make an informed decision.
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“I felt listened to from the first conversation. Everything was explained clearly and without pressure.”
“The appointment felt calm, considered and reassuring from beginning to end.”
“I wanted subtle, and that principle came through at every step of the plan.”
From the clinical journal
Useful answers before your appointment.
Evidence-led guides to skin pathways and considered aesthetics, written in plain language.
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01Dermatology pathways
Which skin-care pathway is right?
Many common skin concerns begin in community or primary care. Severity, uncertainty, complications and treatment failure are what usually change the pathway.
Read guide
02Inflammatory skin
What an eczema or psoriasis review should clarify
Both conditions can involve dry, itchy or scaly skin, but their patterns, complications and treatment pathways are not interchangeable.
Read guide
03Facial skin
Acne, rosacea or reactive skin?
Spots and redness are not one diagnosis. Distribution, triggers, skin sensitivity, eye symptoms and treatment history help define the next step.
Read guide
04Aesthetic guidance
10 questions before an aesthetic consultation
The quality of an aesthetic appointment is defined by assessment, balanced information and space to decide—not pressure to have a procedure.
Read guide
05Dermal fillers
What a filler consultation should cover
Dermal fillers are non-surgical procedures, but not risk-free. Product, anatomy, technique and access to urgent advice all matter.
Read guideWhere to find us
Two clinics. One Pharmacillin standard.
All listed services are available by consultation through our Letterbox and Belsize clinics. Your chosen location is confirmed when your appointment is arranged.
Letterbox Pharmacy Clinic
Pharmacillin consultations in a private Brick Lane pharmacy setting.
Belsize Priory Clinic
The same consultation-first standard in a calm, discreet clinic setting.
A little clarity
Questions, answered honestly.
Still unsure where to begin? Book a consultation and we can work it through together.
We begin with your goals, medical history and any previous treatments. Your practitioner will assess suitability, explain appropriate options, and give you space to decide without pressure.
Some non-prescription treatments may be possible after assessment. Prescription-only options require an appropriate prescribing consultation and are never guaranteed before you have been assessed.
Our approach is deliberately conservative and proportion-led. No outcome can be guaranteed, but every plan is shaped around preserving your expression and individuality.
We offer pharmacist-led consultations for common skin concerns. The appointment may lead to self-care or primary-care treatment advice, but diagnostic uncertainty, severe disease, red flags or treatment failure may need GP, urgent or specialist referral.
Referral depends on the condition. Severe, extensive, recurrent or difficult-to-control disease, scarring, major wellbeing impact, an uncertain diagnosis or significant complications are common reasons for specialist assessment.
Yes. You will receive treatment-specific guidance and a clear route back to the clinic if you have questions or concerns after your appointment.
Appointments are offered at Letterbox Pharmacy, 4 Brick Lane, London E1 6RF, and Belsize Priory Pharmacy, Unit 2, 134–143 Belsize Road, London NW6 4BR. Your selected clinic is confirmed with your booking.
Your next chapter
Begin with a conversation.
No pressure. No one-size-fits-all plans. Just considered care, made personal.