A clinic dedicated just to the treatment of eczema
A doctor who treats nothing but eczema, seen online from anywhere in the UK, usually within days rather than months.
Why come to our clinic?
General practice covers everything, and eczema gets a fraction of the attention it needs. NHS dermatology waiting lists run to many months in much of the country, and a single appointment rarely allows for the adjustment that difficult eczema requires.
This practice treats one condition. Every consultation, every review, every prescription concerns eczema, which means pattern recognition built across thousands of patients rather than a handful a month.
What makes this different
Three things:
One condition only. Not a general dermatology service. Atopic eczema, in adults and children.
A specific approach. Treatment follows the Aron Regimen, which addresses inflammation, the skin barrier and bacterial overgrowth together rather than one at a time. Read how it works
Built-in review. Treatment is adjusted at two weeks, four weeks and annually. Difficult eczema needs tuning, and a single appointment can't provide it.
How the online consultation works
Booking. Choose a slot online. No referral needed. Appointments are usually available within days.
The consultation. By video, £180, from home. Your history, what's been tried, what's happening now. Photographs of the skin help, especially taken at its worst.
The prescription. If a compounded preparation is appropriate, it's prescribed for you specifically and made up by a compounding pharmacy. Medication costs are separate.
Reviews. Two weeks and four weeks, £100 each, then annually.
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Who is treated
Adults and children, including babies
Moderate to severe atopic eczema
Eczema returning quickly after topical steroids stop
Repeated skin infections
Eczema affecting sleep, school or work
Patients anywhere in the UK
Common questions
Do I need a referral? No. Book directly.
How quickly can I be seen? Appointments are usually available within days.
Are you a dermatologist? Our clinician is a GP who has specialised in treating atopic eczema using this regimen, working in direct association with the dermatologist who developed it. Patients with conditions needing a consultant dermatologist are told so.
Can I stay under my NHS dermatologist? Yes, and many patients do.
Where in the UK do you cover? Anywhere. Consultations are online.
What does it cost? £180 for the initial consultation, £100 for reviews, with medication paid separately to the pharmacy.
Do you treat children? Yes, including babies, using appropriately dilute preparations. More about treating children