Skin Treatments

Cosmetic Dermatology

Expert skin care starts with expert skin analysis, so every cosmetic dermatology consultation in Soho begins with a comprehensive assessment by an experienced Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner before any skincare or treatment is recommended.

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Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner carrying out a skin consultation at Perfectus Derma Aesthetics, UNTIL Soho

The short answer

What is cosmetic dermatology?

Cosmetic dermatology at Perfectus Derma Aesthetics starts with an in-depth, face-to-face consultation rather than a product shelf. An Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner assesses your skin, takes a proper history and uses our MEICET MC10 skin analysis to understand what is actually driving the pigmentation, redness, congestion or texture change you can see.

From there we build a personalised programme of medical-grade skincare, staged so your skin can adapt, and supported by in-clinic treatments where clinically appropriate. Where a concern needs medical dermatology, this will be discussed openly with you, with prompt referral to your GP or a dermatologist.

Rather than simply treating visible symptoms, our aim is to understand why your skin is behaving the way it is. By identifying the underlying causes, we can recommend skincare and treatments that support healthier skin and deliver long-term improvements.

What to expect during and after your session

Skin analysisMEICET MC10 skin scan
DiscomfortNone
DowntimeNone
First reviewAround 8 to 12 weeks
ConsultationFace to face, unhurried
Compatible withAdvanced & luxury facials

Medical-grade skincare

Medical-Grade Skincare We Trust

Every skincare programme begins with a detailed consultation and advanced skin analysis. Rather than recommending the same products to every patient, we carefully select professional skincare that is appropriate for your skin condition, concerns and long-term goals.

ZO Skin Health

Developed by internationally recognised dermatologist Dr Zein Obagi, ZO Skin Health combines evidence-based ingredients with advanced treatment protocols to improve pigmentation, acne, sun damage and visible signs of skin ageing. Products are introduced gradually to build tolerance while keeping the skin comfortable.

NOON Aesthetics

NOON Aesthetics uses patented DermShield technology, which allows high-strength active ingredients to be used with significantly less irritation. It provides effective treatment while helping to maintain comfort, making it suitable for many patients with sensitive skin.

AWvi Life Skin Health

AWvi Life Skin Health focuses on strengthening the skin barrier, improving hydration and supporting long-term skin health. These products work alongside professional treatments to help maintain healthy, resilient skin.

Every recommendation is personalised. During your consultation we explain which products are most appropriate for your skin, ensuring your skincare programme evolves alongside your skin's changing needs.

Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner carrying out a face-to-face skin assessment with a patient at Perfectus Derma Aesthetics, UNTIL Soho

Why Perfectus Derma

Skincare chosen after a skin scan

Starts with an in-depth consultation and a skin scan
MEICET MC10 analysis scans beneath the surface to take the guesswork out
Bespoke, staged programmes using ZO Skin Health medical-grade skincare
Targets pigmentation, redness, congestion, breakouts and uneven texture
Built by Aesthetic Nurse Practitioners, including two Level 7 practitioners
Honest referrals to your GP or dermatologist for medical skin disease

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What can be treated?

Every visible skin concern has an underlying cause. Using advanced MEICET MC10 skin analysis we assess your skin beneath the surface before recommending products or treatments, allowing us to create a personalised programme that targets the cause rather than simply treating the symptoms.

Fine lines & wrinkles
Hyperpigmentation & sun spots
Enlarged pores
Acne & acne scarring
Dry & dehydrated skin
Rosacea-prone skin
Melasma
Skin barrier damage
Oily skin
Uneven skin tone
Sensitive skin conditions

Treatment areas

Face

Full face

Neck & décolletage

Neck
Décolletage

Patient journey

What to expect from cosmetic dermatology

Consultation & preparation

Come makeup-free if you can, and bring a list or photo of every product you currently use, including anything prescribed. A note of previous reactions, triggers and treatments helps us build the right programme first time.

During treatment

What is cosmetic dermatology at a nurse-led clinic?

It is the structured, medical-insight-led care of cosmetic skin concerns: the pigmentation, redness, congestion and texture changes that are not a disease but still bother you every time you look in the mirror.

Our nurses bring years of clinical experience to that assessment, which matters, because the same brown patch can have several different causes and each one responds to a different plan. Treatment usually combines medical-grade skincare with in-clinic procedures, in a deliberate order.

What happens at the consultation?

You talk, we listen, and then we examine your skin properly. Our MEICET MC10 skin analysis device uses UV and polarised light to scan your face and take a peek beneath the surface, measuring pigmentation, sun damage, texture, pore size and underlying vascularity. It takes the guesswork out of the equation, and you receive a detailed analysis report with a full consultation of your results.

You leave with a staged, written programme built around ZO Skin Health or Noon Skincare: what to use, in what order, and what to expect week by week. Costs vary depending on your skin condition, your concerns and the products required, so we quote after assessment rather than from a menu.

Which skin concerns can a programme address?

The most common are uneven pigmentation and sun damage, general redness and reactive skin, congestion and adult breakouts, rough or dull texture, and skin that simply looks tired. Where it helps, we fold in chemical peels, SkinPen microneedling, LED light therapy or a facial as the in-clinic layer. The aim is skin health first: results that hold because the underlying routine is right.

When would we refer you to a GP or dermatologist?

Whenever your skin needs medicine rather than cosmetics. Persistent or severe medical skin conditions, suspected infections, and any new or changing mole belong with your GP or a consultant dermatologist, and we will tell you so plainly and promptly.

We are comfortable supporting your skin alongside medical care, with your clinician's guidance, but we never position a cosmetic plan as a substitute for it. That honesty is the point of being nurse-led.

Aftercare

You will leave with a staged, written programme and clear instructions for introducing each product. Expect a review at around 8 to 12 weeks so we can adjust based on how your skin responds. Contact us at any point if a product causes irritation.

Real results

Rosacea-prone skin before, four months and eight months into a science-based skincare protocol at Perfectus Derma Aesthetics — Science-based skincare for rosacea-prone skinBefore, four months and eight months into treatment

Acne-prone skin before and after a science-based skincare protocol at Perfectus Derma Aesthetics — Science-based skincare for hormonal acneBefore and after a course of treatment

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Results are individual and not guaranteed. Patient photography shown is the clinic's own published work, shared with consent.

Pricing

Cosmetic dermatology prices in Soho

Every consultation includes a personalised treatment plan and a transparent quotation before any products are recommended or purchased, so you understand all of your options before making a decision.

Cosmetic dermatology

Consultation & treatment plan Costs vary depending on your skin condition, concerns and the products required

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Boundaries of practice

What's not treated

Good practice means saying no when indicated:

A new or changing mole: see your GP promptly before starting any cosmetic programme
Suspected skin infection or an undiagnosed rash (assessed medically first)
Pregnancy or breastfeeding: several actives, including vitamin A derivatives, are not suitable
Known allergy to ingredients in a recommended product range

FAQ

Cosmetic dermatology
FAQs

Do I need to stop using my current skincare?

Not necessarily. During your consultation we will review your current skincare routine and advise which products should be continued, paused or replaced. Our recommendations are always tailored to your individual skin, and we would rather keep something that is working than replace it for the sake of it.

Why is clinic skincare different from products I buy myself?

Professional skincare contains carefully selected active ingredients at strengths that are recommended following a detailed clinical assessment. Rather than following trends or marketing claims, your skincare programme is chosen specifically for your skin condition, which helps deliver more predictable long-term results.

Will I need treatments as well as skincare?

Not always. Some patients achieve excellent improvements using skincare alone, whilst others benefit from combining products with in-clinic treatments such as chemical peels, SkinPen microneedling or LED light therapy. Your practitioner will only ever recommend what is genuinely appropriate for your skin.

How much does cosmetic dermatology cost?

There is no fixed menu price, because no two programmes are the same. Costs depend on your skin condition, your concerns and the products required, and we quote everything clearly after your consultation, before anything is bought. Klarna and Clearpay are available, and programmes can be staged so spending is spread sensibly.

Why use clinic skincare instead of shop-bought products?

Medical-grade ranges such as ZO Skin Health and Noon Skincare use active ingredients at working concentrations, supplied through clinics so someone qualified matches them to your skin and introduces them gradually. That guidance is the real value: most bathroom shelves hold products that clash or duplicate. A staged programme replaces guesswork with a plan.

Can you treat eczema, rosacea or a changing mole?

Not as medical conditions: those belong with your GP or a consultant dermatologist, and a new or changing mole should be checked promptly. What we can do, honestly, is support the cosmetic side alongside your medical care: calming visible redness, supporting a stressed skin barrier and improving tone once your clinician is happy.

Where can I get cosmetic skin advice near me in central London?

Our clinic is at 111 Charing Cross Road in Soho, inside UNTIL Soho, about 5 minutes on foot from Tottenham Court Road and Leicester Square stations. Consultations are face to face, never rushed, and available on weekdays until 7pm and on Saturdays. Book online, or drop us a line and we will help.

How soon will my skin change?

Skin turns over roughly monthly, so give a new programme 8 to 12 weeks before judging it: texture and congestion often settle first, pigmentation shifts more slowly. We usually review around that point, adjust products and add in-clinic treatments if needed. Individual results vary, and we will always tell you what is realistic.

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Perfectus Derma Aesthetics • UNTIL Soho, 111 Charing Cross Road, London WC2H 0DT

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