Contour and restore

It repositions the deeper facial tissue and refines lax skin along the cheeks, jowls and jawline, for a firmer, more rested contour rather than a pulled look.

Yes, it is a surgical procedure performed in an accredited facility. Most bruising and swelling settle over the first couple of weeks, and we guide you through each stage.

It removes or repositions excess skin and fat on the upper or lower lids to open the eyes and soften a heavy, tired appearance.

It is a minor surgical procedure. Bruising and swelling typically settle over a week or two, and the fine incisions are hidden in the natural lid creases.

It creates a defined upper-lid crease designed around your own eyelid anatomy, so the eyes look brighter while still looking like yours.

That is the aim. The crease height and shape are planned to suit your features and heritage, not a one-size template. Individual results vary, and your surgeon will talk through what is realistic for your anatomy.

It removes laxity, vertical banding and excess fat beneath the jaw to restore a defined, youthful neckline.

Yes, it is surgical and often paired with a facelift. Swelling settles over the first weeks, and we support you throughout recovery.

It shortens the distance between the nose and upper lip, gently revealing more of the upper lip and a softer, more youthful smile, without fillers.

It is a small surgical procedure. The incision sits discreetly at the base of the nose and typically fades to a fine, well-hidden line.

It reshapes or advances the chin to bring balance and definition to the profile and jawline.

The degree of change is planned in proportion to your other features, so the profile stays harmonious rather than overdone.

It repositions prominent or asymmetrical ears closer to the head and can refine their shape for natural proportion.

It is a surgical procedure suitable for adults and, in many cases, children. Incisions are placed discreetly behind the ear.

It reconstructs split, torn or stretched earlobes, from gauges or heavy earrings, restoring a smooth, even shape.

No. It is a minor in-office procedure under local anaesthetic, with a quick recovery and the option to re-pierce later.

It reduces thickened, enlarged nasal skin caused by advanced rosacea, resurfacing the nose for a smoother, more even contour.

It is a resurfacing procedure. The treated area heals over the following weeks, and we review exactly what to expect at your consultation.

Removing the cyst and its lining, rather than just draining it, greatly reduces the chance of it returning and leaves a subtler result.

Yes. It is a minor in-office excision under local anaesthetic.

A lipoma is a soft, benign fatty lump beneath the skin. Removal is straightforward and usually done for comfort or appearance.

Yes. It is a minor surgical excision, typically under local anaesthetic, with a small, discreet closure. Where appropriate, tissue can be sent for pathology.

Soft skin tags on the neck, underarms, eyelids and elsewhere are removed quickly in office, often in a single visit.

Yes. Most are treated in minutes with little to no downtime.

Yes. Targeted treatment lightens sun-related pigmentation for clearer, more even-toned skin.

Sometimes. The number of sessions depends on the depth and extent, which we assess at consultation.

They are common, benign, wart-like growths. Removal leaves a smoother skin surface and is done for comfort or appearance.

They are benign. Any lesion we are unsure of can be assessed and, if needed, sent for pathology.

It is a firm, benign nodule in the skin, often on the limbs, which can be excised with attention to a clean result.

Yes. It is a minor surgical excision under local anaesthetic.

They are soft, yellowish cholesterol deposits that form around the eyelids. Treatment removes them for a clearer eyelid area.

It can recur, particularly with underlying cholesterol factors, so we discuss prevention alongside treatment.

Assessment comes first, then established medical therapies. Where a treatment is still experimental, such as platelet-rich plasma, we say so rather than present it as proven.

ED can be an early marker of underlying cardiovascular disease, as well as of diabetes or hormonal and psychological factors. That is why it is worth investigating the cause rather than only treating the symptom.

Assessment first, since the treatment depends on the type. Supervised pelvic floor muscle training is the recommended first-line approach for most women, and other options are considered from there.

Assessment and treatment are handled privately and without judgement.

An honest assessment. Most men who enquire fall within the normal range, and where that is the case we say so. Where concern about appearance is causing real distress, psychological assessment is recommended alongside any discussion of treatment.

We will not push them. Major urology bodies, including the AUA and the EAU, advise against the common lengthening and girth-enhancement procedures on the grounds that they have not been shown to be safe or effective.

It is frequent night-time urination that disrupts sleep. We assess the underlying cause and treat accordingly.

Often, yes. Treatment depends on the cause, which we identify through a private assessment.

It uses focused ultrasound energy to lift and tighten the deeper support layer of the brow, chin and neck, without surgery.

Results build gradually as new collagen forms over the following months, looking natural rather than sudden. How much lift you get varies from person to person.

It pairs the deep ultrasound lift with the surface remodelling of radiofrequency microneedling, addressing both layers for a more complete result.

It suits those wanting firmer, refined skin without surgery. We tailor the combination to your skin at consultation.