Some treatments cannot legally be discussed until someone qualified has assessed you. This is that appointment, and it is thirty pounds that comes off whatever you book.
UK law does not allow prescription treatments to be advertised to the public. That is not a technicality to work around, it is there so nobody buys a medicine before a qualified person has decided it is right for them.
So instead of listing products and prices, this appointment does it properly. Gemma reviews your medical history, examines the area you are concerned about, explains what is realistic, and only then discusses whether a prescription treatment is appropriate for you.
As a nurse who can prescribe she can assess, prescribe and treat herself, rather than relying on a remote prescriber who has never met you. That is a meaningful difference, and it is worth asking any practitioner about.
Confirmed at your consultation before anything is booked.
What you actually need, and what it costs, is agreed at your appointment.
These are the three that come up most. You get real answers before anything comes out of a packet, and if the honest answer changes what you should have, she will say so.
Your medical history, your skin and your goals, talked through properly. You will know what would help, and what would not, before you decide anything.
Gemma examines the area, explains what is realistic, and decides whether a prescription treatment is appropriate for you.
Written aftercare to take home, and Gemma is a message away if anything comes up before your review.
Book a consultation and Gemma will assess your skin properly, then tell you honestly what would help.
Book a ConsultationStraight answers to what comes up most before someone books.
Message her on WhatsApp. She answers them herself.
Prescription-only medicines cannot be advertised to the public in the UK, which includes naming them or pricing them. Any clinic doing so is breaking the rules, however common it is.
Not necessarily. Treatment only goes ahead if it is clinically appropriate, and sometimes the honest answer is that something else would serve you better, or nothing at all.
A list of any medication you take, along with details of any previous treatments and roughly when you had them.
Yes. It is credited against any treatment you go on to book within three months.
Many practitioners rely on a remote prescriber who never meets the client. Gemma assesses, prescribes and treats herself, which keeps responsibility in one place.
Other treatments worth knowing about, and the skincare that keeps the result going once you are home.

Bio-revitalising injectables for overall skin quality.
From £210
A skin booster for firmness, texture and glow.
From £180
A no-needle exfoliating and hydrating facial.
From £60Shop-bought skincare is weaker for a reason. The professional stuff works, but the wrong active on the wrong skin does more harm than none at all, so she picks it after seeing your skin and orders it in for you.