Initial Consultation | £290 |
Follow Up | £240 |
Aesthetic Consultation | £80 |
Treatment | Price |
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Clear & Brilliant | £350 |
Dermamelan | £1,210 |
Fraxel | £750 |
Liposonix | £100 per square area |
Mole mapping | £255 |
PRP | £495 |
Skin tag /Cryotherapy | £215 - up to 3 lesions |
Skin tag /Cryotherapy | £280 - more than 3 lesions |
Microderm | £140 |
UVB | £55 |
Patch Testing | £250 |
Procedure | Procedure code | Price |
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Biopsy of lesion - skin or subcutaneous | S1500 | £420 |
Punch biopsy | S0630 | £420 |
Shave biopsy of lesion of skin | S1420 | £420 |
Scalp Biopsy | S1500 | £500 |
Curettage and cautery | S1110 | £420 |
Curettage of lesion in skin 4 or more | S0820 | £815 |
Curettage of lesion in skin up to 3 | S1110 | £420 |
Excision of lesion of skin or subcutaneous tissue 1-3 | S0632 | £520 |
Excision of lesion or subcutaneous tissue 1-3 trunk & limbs | S0633 | £520 |
Excision of primary lesion trunk & limbs | S0633 | £808 |
Injection - Steroid/Bleomycin | S5210 or S5300 (AHG) | £215/£155 |
Cryotherapy of lesion in skin 1-3 | S1110 | £215 |
Cyst excision | W9282 | £668 |
Cryotherapy of skin lesion 4 or more | S0820 | £280 |
Wide excision - rodent ulcer | S0602 | £825 |
Histopathology | |
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1 sample | £260 |
2 samples | £300 |
3 samples | £340 |
Immunofluorescence | |
1 sample | £240 |
2 samples | £250 |
Rosacea (Full face) | £350 Per session |
Rosacea IPL + Microderm | £375 Per session |
NB: There may be additional costs for procedures incurred by room charges and histology fees. Initial consultations are required for all new patients and treatment costs are added to that charge.
Please call for further information about pricing and appointments.
The London Dermatology CentreTM is open to everyone, whether you are insured or not. To enable us to process Clinic fees correctly, patients should complete the registration form
Settlement of The clinic's account is always the patient's responsibility. You may have chosen to take out Health Insurance, but in the event of non-payment or a shortfall, settlement will be required from yourself.
You are responsible for the costs of your treatment so it is important you understand the cover your insurer will provide. The best way to ensure your insurance company will cover your treatment costs is to contact them prior to the date of your appointment to inform them of your treatment details. If your insurance company confirm cover you should obtain an authorisation code from them. Please advise the receptionist of this authorization code when you attend The clinic.
Claims processes differ from insurer to insurer and your insurer will guide you through the process. If your cover is provided by your employer you will follow the claims process specific to your scheme. You might have to obtain a claim form if required by your insurer. Please advise the receptionist if you have a claim form.
The clinic has agreements with most insurance companies enabling patient accounts to be settled directly with The clinic. Invoices are sent to your insurer for direct payment; no copy will be sent to you. The clinic is not obliged to process invoices from other hospitals.
Your insurance company will usually notify you in writing that your claim is being settled. They will also inform you of any shortfalls you may have incurred and explain the reasons for them. It is advisable in these events to contact our accounts department for advice. Any excess payments should be made directly to The clinic.
If there is an excess in the policy, this will be advised to the patient after The clinic has been paid by insurers and the patient is then responsible for repayment of any such excess.
We will ask you for your credit card details when you register. This is to cover any charges your insurer is not liable to pay. Your details will be kept securely for up to 6 months and we will notify you in advance if it is necessary to use them.
Treatments / Consultations not covered by the Health Insurance Policies and payment for these should be made at the Reception Desk on the day of your appointment. Medications and other related products are not usually covered by Health Insurance Policies.
Non-UK Insurance is only accepted by prior arrangement between The clinic and the insurance company. The acceptance must be in writing and includes settling the account directly with the hospital
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