Skin concerns & treatment options in London
Start with what you would like to improve. Explore your concern, understand treatments commonly considered, and receive a personalised doctor-led plan for natural-looking results.
Start with your concern
Each concern can have several possible approaches. Explore commonly considered options below; a personalised medical consultation is always required to confirm suitability.
Eyes
Delicate under-eye skin may be affected by volume, pigmentation, texture or laxity. Assessment helps separate these different causes.
Under-eye hollowness & tired eyes
Hollowness, shadowing and early laxity can combine to make the eye area look tired. Assessment separates volume, skin quality and structural support.
Dark circles & under-eye pigmentation
Dark circles can involve pigment, vessels, thin skin, shadowing or anatomy. Under-eye skin-quality options are discussed only after identifying the cause; they are not interchangeable pigment-removal treatments.
Fine, crepey under-eye skin
Fine, crepey under-eye skin needs a delicate, area-specific assessment. Discuss Juvelook Under Eyes, Rejuran I, UltraCol 100 and an appropriate Ultraformer MPT Booster Tip approach.
Eye bags and laxity
Skin laxity, fat pads and facial structure need separate assessment. Skin-quality options may be discussed for suitable skin concerns; they do not remove protruding fat pads, and some eye bags need surgical advice.
Skin Quality
A Korean skin-first approach focuses on texture, hydration, collagen support and gradual improvement.
Acne scars
Doctor-led assessment of scar type before selecting collagen-remodelling and skin-quality options.
Enlarged pores
Options may support smoother-looking pores. Relaxer and peel additions are considered individually and are not suitable for everyone.
Dull or dehydrated skin
Hydration and barrier-focused options are selected according to skin condition, sensitivity and goals.
Uneven texture
A personalised plan may combine regenerative treatments, hydration, peel or microneedling when appropriate.
Pigmentation & Tone
Asian skin can require conservative settings and careful planning because of the risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation.
Post-inflammatory marks
Marks after inflammation can involve pigment, redness and texture. Your doctor assesses the cause and skin stability before discussing a peel or a separate skin-quality programme.
Uneven skin tone
Uneven tone needs assessment of pigment, redness and skin condition. A skin-quality programme may accompany appropriate skincare or pigment care, rather than being assumed to remove pigmentation.
Facial redness
Redness needs assessment of irritation, rosacea, vessels and other causes. Treat active inflammation first; skin-quality options are considered separately when the skin is stable.
Asian-skin concerns
A conservative, personalised approach designed around sensitivity, barrier health and pigmentation risk in Asian skin.
Ageing & Firmness
Our approach prioritises skin quality, collagen support and facial balance rather than unnecessary volume.
Fine lines
Regenerative skin treatments and energy-based options may be combined after assessment of line depth and skin quality.
Loss of firmness
Collagen stimulators and energy-based tightening are selected according to skin laxity, volume and facial structure.
Loose facial skin
Non-surgical lifting plans are selected according to tissue depth, facial fat and the degree of skin laxity.
Neck and hands
Skin-quality planning for areas that can reveal collagen loss, thinning and reduced elasticity.
Facial Shape
Facial balance begins with anatomy. Consultation helps distinguish muscle, fat, bone structure, skin laxity and volume loss.
Wide jaw or masseter
Assessment for lower-face width, muscle activity, jaw definition and teeth-grinding concerns.
Double chin
Options are selected according to the balance of fat, skin laxity and underlying structure.
Undefined jawline
A structural assessment may consider tightening, fat reduction and support for a more defined jawline.
Facial volume loss
Natural-looking approaches are selected to support facial proportions without creating an overfilled appearance.
Body skin concerns
Start with the area and the change you would like to make. Your doctor separates skin laxity, texture, volume and fat before discussing options.
Abdomen skin laxity
Read the abdomen skin laxity guide →
Loose abdominal skin can follow weight change, pregnancy or ageing. Skin laxity, local fat and abdominal wall changes need different assessments. Discuss Ultraformer MPT body treatment or Lenisna collagen stimulation; neither repairs separated abdominal muscles.
Upper-arm skin tightening
Read the upper-arm skin tightening guide →
For crepey or mildly loose upper-arm skin, a doctor can discuss Lenisna, diluted Radiesse or suitable device treatments. Significant excess skin may need a surgical opinion rather than repeated non-surgical sessions.
Buttock skin quality and contour
Read the buttock skin quality and contour guide →
Skin texture, volume and lift are different goals. Lenisna and other collagen-stimulating approaches may be discussed as part of an individual body plan. Product choice, amount, recovery and risks are explained before treatment.
Cellulite and uneven body texture
Read the cellulite and uneven body texture guide →
Cellulite is common and differs from fat accumulation or loose skin. Discuss the role and limitations of collagen stimulation or device treatment. Results vary; an improvement in texture does not mean permanent cellulite removal.
Loose skin after weight loss
Read the loose skin after weight loss guide →
The amount of excess skin, tissue thickness and remaining volume guide the plan. Ultraformer MPT, radiofrequency or a collagen stimulator may be discussed for selected areas; substantial excess skin may be better assessed surgically.
Neck lines and décolletage texture
Read the neck lines and décolletage texture guide →
Hydration, fine lines, sun damage and laxity require different approaches. Compare skin-quality injectables with ultrasound or radiofrequency, rather than assuming that one product treats every cause.
Body protocols may involve use outside a product’s specifically licensed indication. Your doctor will explain the evidence, alternatives, risks and consent requirements for your proposed plan. A consultation does not guarantee treatment.
Understand the product, not just the name
Explore our Curated Brands guides →
Juvelook and Lenisna (Juvelook Volume) are distinct from Juvéderm hyaluronic acid fillers. Skinvive by Juvéderm focuses on hydration and skin quality. UltraCol and Elravie Re2O offer further options to discuss at a medical assessment.
For under-eye concerns, compare tear-trough filler assessment, Juvelook, Rejuran I and UltraCol 100. Skin-quality injectables do not remove protruding fat pads; pronounced eye bags may need a surgical opinion. Skinvive is not presented here as an automatic eyelid treatment.
See patient journeys
Explore Juvelook results and before-and-after journeys and patient and creator stories. Photographs show individual outcomes, not guaranteed results. Discuss whether the same approach suits your anatomy.
For Chinese and East Asian clients
Explore our guide for Chinese clients in London and Asian skin treatments. We assess your own skin tone, pigmentation history and facial goals rather than selecting treatment solely by ethnicity.
More skin concerns to discuss
Start with assessment of your skin condition, then explore skincare, facial or device options where appropriate.
Active acne and congested skin
Active acne needs assessment before an injectable or resurfacing procedure. Start with a medical skincare plan and, when appropriate, a therapist-performed deep cleansing facial. A doctor provides the included skincare routine.
Melasma and recurrent pigmentation
Melasma often needs ongoing sun protection, skincare and assessment of triggers. A suitable peel may be discussed after diagnosis. The injectable cards below concern separate skin-quality goals after assessment, not guaranteed melasma clearance.
Sun spots and uneven colour
Have pigmented lesions assessed before cosmetic treatment. Discuss a suitable peel and skincare for confirmed benign concerns; injectable options relate to coexisting skin-quality goals rather than spot removal.
Sensitive or irritated skin
Begin with a doctor assessment and a gentle skincare plan. Active irritation may need recovery or medical treatment before procedures. Juvelook and Rejuran are discussion options only after the skin has settled and suitability is confirmed.
Stretch marks and crepey body texture
Stretch marks and crepey texture need individual assessment of the area, skin tone and realistic expectations. Microneedling or a suitable peel may be discussed; injectable body skin-quality protocols require explanation of the evidence, limitations and any use outside a product’s licensed indication. Complete removal is not guaranteed.
How we plan your treatment
Start with your concern—not a product. We assess the whole picture before building a balanced plan around your skin, anatomy and goals.
Listen
We discuss your concerns, previous treatments and the result you would consider natural.
Assess
A doctor evaluates suitability, anatomy, skin condition, risks and realistic expectations.
Personalise
You receive a tailored plan. Treatment is recommended only when clinically appropriate.
Begin with a consultation
You do not need to choose a product before you arrive. We will explain the options and help you make an informed decision.
Information on this page is general and does not replace an individual medical assessment. Suitability, risks and expected outcomes vary.