Hardwick Clinic a doctor led clinic which specialises in treatment of Rosacea, Acne and Pigmentation.
We combine both knowledge and practice of clinical and cosmetic medicine. This allows our patients to enhance the results of theirs skin treatments or skin conditions using aesthetic medicine practices. All our treatments are evidence based, supported by clinical research and most importantly safe. Most common conditions that we treat at our clinic are Rosacea, Acne and Pigmentation. We often complement GP led prescription for these conditions with treatment options that are only available in privet sector.
We do not remove moles.
Below is a list of the most common conditions that we treat as part of the cosmetic dermatology repertoire at the clinic. This is not a full list, we only provide examples of the most common treatment options. It is also advisable to contact your GP about your skin condition as you may be able to receive treatment on the NHS. At times we are also required to refer you to other skin specialists if the treatment that you require is not available at our clinic.
Rosacea is a long-term skin condition mainly affecting the centre of the face often starting between the age of 30-60 years old but can affect anyone.
There are several types of rosacea exist and they respond to different treatments. Some people have more than one type of the condition.
It is not fully understood what causes rosacea however certain triggers are known to make the condition worse, for example sunlight, spicy food, alcohol, exercise, hot drinks and some types of makeup.
At Hardwick Clinic we are able to assess the skin and advise on the treatment options which may be most suitable for certain types of rosacea.
The treatment options may include:
Concerns with pigmentation and melanin synthesis are very common in general and become more problematic as we age.
Melanin production in our skin is influenced by genetics, Sun exposure, our lifestyle and health. Hyperpigmentation happens when melanin is overproduced which can cause melasma, age spots, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone in sun damaged/aged skin.
Hyperpigmentation of the skin requires a treatment approach that controls production of melanin and removal of the existent pigmented patches.
At Hardwick Clinic we offer wide range of treatment options that help to control and remove pigmentation.
We are able to offer treatment for warts, skin tags, cherry angiomas and other skin lesions when appropriate.
At Hardwick Clinic we are able to assess the skin and advise on the treatment options which may be most suitable for you.