The London Dermatology Centre

The London Dermatology Centre The London Dermatology Centre is run by leading dermatologists. For more information please visit us

The Team at the London Dermatology Centre are experts in their chosen fields and offer you their services at the highest professional levels

Why does skin age?Ageing is a natural part of life, but it's influenced by much more than the passing of time. Factors s...
03/08/2026

Why does skin age?

Ageing is a natural part of life, but it's influenced by much more than the passing of time. Factors such as UV radiation, pollution, smoking, poor sleep, stress and lifestyle choices can all accelerate the ageing process by affecting collagen, elastin and the skin's natural repair mechanisms.

Understanding what contributes to skin ageing is the first step towards protecting long-term skin health.

At London Dermatology Centre, consultant dermatologists provide expert advice on preventing premature skin ageing and recommend evidence-based treatments tailored to individual skin concerns.

30/07/2026

Ageing is natural, but it's not the only reason skin changes over time.

While the passing of time plays a role, UV radiation is the single biggest cause of premature skin ageing. Lifestyle factors such as smoking, poor diet, lack of sleep, chronic stress and excessive alcohol consumption can also affect collagen production, skin elasticity and overall skin health.

Dr Abirami explains the key factors that contribute to skin ageing beyond getting older, and why protecting your skin and making healthy lifestyle choices can have a lasting impact.

29/07/2026

Skincare isn’t just about using the latest products, it’s also about avoiding common mistakes that can compromise skin health.

Dr Abirami explains some of the biggest mistakes people make in their skincare routines, from overusing active ingredients to overlooking the simple habits that make the biggest difference.

Healthy skin is often the result of a consistent, balanced approach rather than a complicated routine.
Watch the reel to learn which skincare habits are worth rethinking. ✨

Healthy skin isn’t about one treatment,- it’s about choosing the right approach for your individual concerns.At London D...
27/07/2026

Healthy skin isn’t about one treatment,- it’s about choosing the right approach for your individual concerns.

At London Dermatology Centre, we offer a wide range of advanced skin treatments, including microneedling (Dermapen), laser treatments and other evidence-based procedures to help improve:

✨ Skin texture and overall skin quality
✨ Fine lines and signs of ageing
✨ Acne and acne scarring
✨ Surgical and traumatic scars
✨ Pigmentation and sun damage
✨ Redness and other common skin concerns

Healthy, confident skin starts with the right treatment plan.

24/07/2026

Dr Abirami explains the key lifestyle factors that influence skin ageing and overall skin health.

From sleep and nutrition to regular exercise, everyday habits can have a significant impact on the skin’s ability to repair, protect itself and maintain a healthy appearance over time.

While ageing is a natural process, healthy lifestyle choices can help support a stronger skin barrier and a more resilient, healthy-looking complexion.

23/07/2026

Your skincare routine shouldn't stay the same all year round.

As the seasons change, so do your skin's needs. Temperature, humidity and UV exposure can all affect your skin barrier, hydration levels and overall skin health.

Dr Abirami explains why it's important to adapt your skincare routine throughout the year and shares simple tips to help keep your skin healthy in every season.

A few small changes to your routine can make a big difference to your skin's long-term health and appearance.

If you're unsure which products or routine are right for your skin, a personalised consultation with a dermatologist can help.

Did you know that up to 80% of visible skin ageing is caused by the sun? Fine lines, wrinkles, pigmentation, uneven skin...
22/07/2026

Did you know that up to 80% of visible skin ageing is caused by the sun?

Fine lines, wrinkles, pigmentation, uneven skin tone and loss of elasticity are often the result of photoageing, - the cumulative damage caused by ultraviolet (UV) exposure over time.

The good news is that much of this damage is preventable. Wearing a broad-spectrum sunscreen every day, seeking shade during peak UV hours and protecting your skin with clothing and hats can all help maintain healthier, younger-looking skin.

Protecting your skin isn't just about appearance, - it's one of the most important steps you can take to reduce the risk of skin cancer and preserve long-term skin health.

At London Dermatology Centre, our consultant dermatologists offer expert advice on sun protection, skin ageing and personalised treatment options to help keep your skin healthy at every stage of life.

20/07/2026

Heatwaves can put extra stress on your skin, increasing the risk of sunburn, dehydration and flare-ups of existing skin conditions.

Dr Abirami shares simple but effective ways to protect your skin during hot weather, including:
- Applying a broad-spectrum SPF every day
- Wearing a wide-brimmed hat and protective clothing
- Covering exposed skin with lightweight, long sleeves
- Staying well hydrated throughout the day

Taking these simple precautions can help reduce UV damage and keep your skin healthy during periods of extreme heat.

If you have concerns about sun damage or a skin condition that worsens in hot weather, our dermatology specialists are here to help.

17/07/2026

Summer can have very different effects on different skin conditions.

While increased sunlight may improve some inflammatory conditions such as psoriasis, others including rosacea or melasma can often worsen with heat, sweating and UV exposure.

Understanding how the seasons affect the skin can help patients manage flare-ups and adapt their skincare routine accordingly.

Dr Abirami explains which skin conditions tend to improve during the summer months and which are more likely to flare during warmer weather.

Sun exposure remains the leading preventable cause of melanoma skin cancer.In fact, nearly 9 in 10 cases of melanoma ski...
16/07/2026

Sun exposure remains the leading preventable cause of melanoma skin cancer.

In fact, nearly 9 in 10 cases of melanoma skin cancer in the UK are linked to UV exposure and are considered largely preventable.

While sunlight has important benefits, excessive exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation can damage the DNA within skin cells, increasing the risk of skin cancer and accelerating premature skin ageing.

Simple protective measures can make a significant difference:

• Apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen daily
• Seek shade during peak UV hours
• Wear protective clothing, hats and sunglasses
• Avoid sunbeds
• Monitor the skin for any new or changing lesions

Early detection remains one of the most important factors in achieving the best possible outcomes.

At The London Dermatology Centre, our consultant dermatologists provide expert assessment of moles, pigmented lesions and skin changes, alongside comprehensive skin cancer screening and management.

📍 If there are concerns about a new, changing or unusual skin lesion, seeking medical advice promptly is recommended.

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69 Wimpole Street
London
W1G8

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Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

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