What this directory is
A directory is only useful if its listings mean something specific. Ours mean that at the time of checking, the named practitioners were registered, the prescribing arrangements were stated, insurance was in place and a written complications policy existed. That is a narrow claim, and it is the kind a directory can stand behind.
How verification works
The same five steps for every clinic, applied before anything is published. The full method is on our verification page. For a fuller account, see the verification standard a directory entry must meet. For a city-specific example, our guide to verifying a London aesthetics directory entry sets out how these checks are applied in the capital.
Apply
The clinic supplies practitioner names and registration numbers, prescriber details, insurance and a complications policy.
Check the register
We search the GMC, NMC, GDC or GPhC register directly. Certificates are not accepted in place of a register entry.
Check the clinic
Clinic-level registration with the regulator for that UK nation, where it applies, plus current indemnity cover.
Publish
The listing shows which practitioners were verified, in what category, and the date of the check.
Recheck
Registrations are rechecked periodically. A listing that fails is suspended until the position is resolved.
Browse by treatment
Each guide covers what the treatment does, observed UK price ranges for 2026, how to choose a provider and what to verify before booking.
Botox
Prescription-only botulinum toxin for lines of expression. Prescriber rules apply.
From £140 for one area, observed 7 Oct 2026Dermal fillers
Hyaluronic acid volume and contour treatments. Reversibility and injector skill are the story.
From £170 per ml, observed 7 Oct 2026HydraFacial
Machine-based deep-cleansing facial. Low risk, results build with a course.
From £90 per sessionLaser hair removal
Course-based permanent hair reduction. Device quality and operator training decide results.
From £60 per sessionMorpheus8
Radiofrequency microneedling for skin tightening and texture. Course-based, moderate downtime.
From £400 per sessionPolynucleotides
Injectable skin-quality treatment from purified DNA fragments. Newer evidence base, growing fast.
From £250 per sessionThread lifts
Dissolvable lifting threads for early jowls and laxity. Skill-dependent, medium-commitment.
From £1,000Skin peels
Superficial to medium-depth chemical resurfacing for texture, tone and congestion.
From £70 per sessionBrowse by city
Local market context and the regulator that applies there, because clinic regulation differs between England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. That local context is useful when reading a Bristol skin clinic entry before a consultation.
London
England's largest aesthetics market, from Harley Street to the outer boroughs.
Listings onboardingGlasgow
Scotland's biggest market, under Healthcare Improvement Scotland.
Listings onboardingManchester
A large northern market spanning the city centre, south Manchester and Cheshire.
Listings onboardingBirmingham
A broad West Midlands market with a wide spread of settings and prices.
Listings onboardingEdinburgh
A compact Scottish market with published clinic inspection reports.
Listings onboardingLeeds
A growing Yorkshire market with competitive pricing.
Listings onboardingWhere the directory is today
Verified listings are onboarding. We are opening cities one at a time rather than launching with a list of clinics we have not checked, which is the point at which most directories quietly compromise. Until a city has verified listings, its page carries the market and regulator information and an open invitation to clinics that meet the standard.
That means you will find empty listing sections on this site right now. We would rather show you an empty space than a name we cannot stand behind. Everything else on the site, the price ranges, the regulator explanations and the questions to ask, is useful whether or not you ever use a listed clinic.
Reading on choosing a provider
How we verify
Which registers we check, what each one proves, and what a verified listing does not mean.
Researching clinics and providers
Why the infrastructure behind a clinic now decides how patients find it, and what that means for the people searching.
Why paid listings can mislead
How payment distorts what a directory appears to say, and the safeguards that keep verification separate from it.
PRP hair restoration in London
What a PRP hair consultation should cover, and the public routes for checking the details before you book.
Skin peels for melasma
What a depigmenting peel course may involve, who needs assessment first, and the questions worth asking before booking.
Editorial policy
How we handle prices, evidence, links, AI use and corrections.
Comparing London HydraFacial clinic information
A reference framework for comparing London HydraFacial descriptions, consultation information and published charges without treating any entry as a recommendation.
Reading local body sculpting and skin clinic information
A reference framework for interpreting local clinic information on body sculpting and skin treatments before an enquiry.
Reading local body sculpting and skin clinic information
A practical framework for reading local clinic information on body sculpting and skin treatments before making an enquiry.
Reading Bristol laser hair removal information
A reference for reading Bristol laser hair removal pages: consultations, treatment areas, provider details and directory verification limits.
England proposals: nine restricted cosmetic procedure categories
A category-by-category reference to the Department of Health and Social Care proposals on restricted cosmetic procedures in England.
When a clinic in your city is added, re-checked or removed
Listings here are not permanent. A clinic stays listed only while its practitioners remain on the register, its prescribing arrangements are stated, its insurance is current and its written complications policy stands. When any of that changes, the listing changes with it. Leave an address and we will tell you when a clinic in your city is added, re-checked or removed.
Your address is used for register check and listing notices only. It is never passed to a clinic, and every notice carries a one click unsubscribe.