Men's aesthetics in London
A men-only clinic on Goodge Street. Six treatments, one published price list, a doctor doing the treatment, and nothing to pay to book.
GMC-registered doctors
Same price for every man
Nothing to pay to book
Six things, and nothing else.
Built for men, which is mostly about comfort and partly about anatomy.
Men are roughly 15 to 20% of injectable patients in the UK and the fastest growing group in the category. Most clinics treat them as an add-on: a page on a website, a paragraph on a price list, a slightly awkward hour in a room designed for somebody else.
There is a clinical argument as well, and it is real. Male skin is thicker. Male muscle mass in the forehead and the jaw is greater. A male jawline is widened and squared where a female jawline is lifted and softened. Male faces need different doses and different angles, and doing male faces all day makes you better at male faces.
None of that is an exclusion stunt. If a woman books in we will look after her properly. We just do not market to women, and we do not plan to. The longer argument is on the about page.
One price list, and no man tax.
Some clinics charge men more than women for the same treatment, usually on the grounds that men need more product. Sometimes they do. We have built that into one price list instead of adding it at the till.
Every price is published before you walk in, and it is the same for every man. Filler is £350 a ml, whatever the area.
The same in every SkinBros.
- The same price list, wherever you are.
- The same protocol, written down, followed every time.
- GMC-registered doctors, every appointment.
- A free review two weeks after anything we do.
- Nothing to pay to book. Ever.
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The ones men actually ask.
If yours is not here, WhatsApp it. A human answers.
Will I look done?
That is the main thing men worry about and it is a fair worry. The approach here is to do less than you think you need on a first visit and review it two weeks later, because it is much easier to add than to wait for too much to wear off. Anyone who promises you a guaranteed outcome is selling you something.
Who will treat me?
A doctor registered with the General Medical Council. He will introduce himself and will give you his GMC number if you ask, and you can look any doctor up on the register yourself.
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. No fee, no deposit, no card details, and no 'redeemable against treatment' games. If you come in, talk to a doctor for twenty minutes and decide it is not for you, you owe us nothing.
Does it hurt?
It is uncomfortable rather than painful. We use numbing cream first, and the filler itself contains a local anaesthetic.
Do you treat women?
The brand, the clinic and everything we do is built for men. If a woman books in, we will look after her properly. We just do not market to women and we do not plan to.
How old do I have to be?
18. There are no exceptions, and it is a criminal offence in England for us to treat anyone younger.