How do I find a top-rated dermatologist in Harley Street?

Dr Ophelia's clinic is located at 130 Harley Street, easily accessible from Marylebone, Mayfair, and Central London. We are recognized as a leading destination for private dermatology, consistently rated 5-stars by our patients for medical and aesthetic excellence. You can book a private consultation directly through our online portal or by calling our clinic.

Do I need a GP referral to see a private dermatologist in London?

No referral is necessary for self-paying patients. You can book directly with our clinic. If you're using private medical insurance, some providers may require a GP referral letter - please check with your insurer before booking. We're happy to assist with any insurance queries.

How long does it take to see results from dermatology treatment?

This varies depending on your condition. Some laser treatments & facials show immediate results, while chronic conditions such as acne or eczema may require 3-4 weeks of consistent treatment before significant improvement is visible. Hair loss treatments typically require 3-6 months before noticeable regrowth. Dr Ophelia will discuss realistic timelines during your consultation and monitor your progress with regular follow-ups.

Does Dr Ophelia treat children's skin conditions?

Yes, Dr Ophelia has extensive experience in paediatric dermatology and treats skin conditions in children of all ages, from infancy through adolescence. Common conditions include childhood eczema, acne in teenagers, warts, molluscum contagiosum, and birthmark assessments. She uses a gentle, child-friendly approach to ensure young patients feel comfortable.

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THE EXPRESS: Signs that you could have a clothing allergy

Allergy symptoms: The signs on your skin you could have a clothing allergy

Exclusively interviewed by Diana Buntajova of the Express, Consultant Dermatologist Dr Ophelia Veraitch discusses the signs that your clothing could be causing a skin allergy. From synthetic fibres such as nylon, polyester and spandex and the impact of the seasons, Dr Veraitch also highlights the main symptoms to look out for and how to ease them.

Read the full article here.

If you are suffering from a skin condition and need support from an award-winning and highly respected Consultant Dermatologist, book an appointment today at Dr Veraitch's London Clinic.

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Written by Ophelia Veraitch

Dr Ophelia Veraitch, MBBS, BSc (Hons), PhD, MRCP (Derm)

Dr Ophelia Veraitch is an award-winning private consultant dermatologist based on London’s Harley Street, specialising in medical and cosmetic dermatology, including acne, eczema, rosacea, hyperpigmentation and hair loss. An Imperial College London graduate, she holds a PhD in dermatology focused on hair follicle bioengineering and completed specialist training at St John’s Institute of Dermatology. Read her professional background.

Her accolades include Consultant Dermatologist of the Year 2024 (London) at the GHP Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals Awards and the Royal Society of Medicine’s Hugh Wallace Registrar’s Prize (2017). Quoted as an expert in British Vogue, she brings clinical expertise and research experience to her articles on skin and hair health.

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THE EXPRESS: Signs that you could have a clothing allergy

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