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Dermatology in Glasgow

Book with the experts at sk:n, the UK’s leading skin clinic

Trust sk:n Glasgow for the best dermatology treatment and care

At sk:n, we bring the UK’s in together with clients for solutions to their skin .

Our Doctors and build partnerships with our clients to understand them as and explore their . This process is carried out in an environment that is free from time constraints, to feel at ease, able to share and ask questions.

Having worked in with the NHS for 25 years, we have built a team of medical experts with of in . Our CQC registered status means that you can trust the team at sk:n Glasgow to deliver the highest standards of safety, treatment and care.

All by sk:n adhere to strict medical protocols that are led by the most up-to-date in . Our dedicated sk:n is part of the Medical committee who are for ensuring that our clients receive the best possible and in the safest possible way.

During your with a member of the team, you will a range of treatment best suited to your skin concerns.

You can visit the at sk:n Glasgow for help and advice regarding:

We offer a suite of mole removal options, from cutting-edge laser to shave and .

A will be able to recommend effective treatments that can ease your Rosacea symptoms including laser treatment, medications, topical products and skin peels.

At sk:n, we are experts in treatments that utilise laser technology. you have a stain, Salmon patch or birthmark we can provide the treatment to suit you.

The specialist dermatology doctors at sk:n have more than 6,500 skin tag removals. We both skin tag that is under local anaesthetic, and cryotherapy, where liquid is used to remove the skin tag.

The expert team at sk:n in Glasgow

sk:n is proud to be home to more leading dermatologists, doctors, surgeons, nurses or than any other dermatology provider. That’s over 450 medical professionals helping our clients.

Established in 1990, we have over 30 years’ experience and millions of treated, and offer the best in dermatology, aesthetic, laser and skin .

Your journey starts with you. Our team in our clinic take time to listen to your concerns, and how we can help you discover confidence in better skin.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Without continued treatment and potential lifestyle changes to help keep your skin clear, we cannot that your skin condition won’t flare up again in future due to stress or other . However, we can guarantee that no matter what your skin is in, we are here for you to help you through it. Our expert doctors and will work with you to create a plan that you are happy with, in order to the best and most effective .

Yes, are contagious and can easily spread in areas where people often have bare feet, such as public swimming pools.

All of our are carried out in clinical, sterilised rooms by with many years of experience both practising, and following strict medical protocols. This means you can rest assured that all of our procedures are very safe.

The level of comfort depends on the removal technique . Laser removal is pain-free. In more sensitive areas, it is described as feeling like the flick of an elastic band. If you’re having either removal or cryotherapy, the area will be numbed with a local anaesthetic to ensure you are . After treatment the skin left behind may be tender for a few days and will need to be covered. It’s also best to use a high-factor sunscreen on the area for six months, as it will be more sensitive to sunlight.

are easily contracted through direct contact to a verruca with healthy skin. It is also possible to a through with objects that have been by the infected skin, such as towels, shoes and socks. As are contagious, the best prevention is to treat them as soon as possible to avoid them .

Some with sensitive skin worry that this will be a problem, but with the use of anaesthetic cream, almost anyone can comfortably have laser therapy to remove unwanted birthmarks.

In more sensitive areas, is described as like the flick of an elastic band. You may experience some redness and bruising in the area following treatment, but once this subsides you will see a permanent fading of your birthmark.

removal at sk:n is completely safe and is only carried out by in environments. We work to strict and have access to some of the UK’s leading doctors and dermatologists.

The laser energy is selectively targeted to the faulty blood or pigment cells only, meaning that surrounding tissues are not affected and there is no lasting damage to the skin. Lasers have been used to remove for years, and we will ensure that the laser settings we use are safe and effective for your skin.

A common mole is a spot on the skin that develops when pigment cells (melanocytes) grow in . The medical term for moles is melanocytic naevi and most adults usually have between 10 and 40 on their body. Although common moles may be present at birth, they usually appear later in childhood and increase during years. During pregnancy moles often get darker and they can fade away completely from around the age of 50.

Most moles are . However, sometimes they can develop into a form of skin cancer called malignant melanoma. If you notice new moles or existing moles that have changed shape, colour, size, height, or if they become or start bleeding, then it’s important you go to your GP immediately to get them checked and the next steps for urgent are discussed if .

Acne scars can be and seemingly permanent, but there are proven effective that the appearance of Acne scar treatment . The best treatment for your skin will depend on the type of acne scarring you have. Before you have treatment, a , nurse or acne practitioner should assess your acne scars and select the most appropriate for you.

There will be a small white scar where the skin tag has been removed. Otherwise, are rare and you can go home as soon as your wears off.

The will completely remove your skin tag; however there will be a small white scar where the removal took place.

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Glasgow St Vincent Street Opening Times

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

11: :00

Wednesday

09: :00

Thursday

09: :00

Friday

09: :30

Saturday

09: :30

Sunday

Closed

Clinic Address

200 St Street,
Glasgow,
G2 5SG

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Finding us

You’ll find us at 200 St Vincent Street which sits on the corner of St Vincent Street and West Street. The has 2 old black lamp posts outside with some grand looking pillars. There are some steps from the pavement into the and then there is lift access to the clinic once you are inside. If disabled access is required, we need to know in advance to be able to accommodate and direct to the .

Contact Centre Hours

Monday - Friday: 9am - 9pm

Saturday: 9am - 8pm

Sunday: 9am - 7pm

Head Office

sk:n
200 St Vincent Street,
Glasgow,
G2 5SG

in Scotland No. SC817369.

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