The Plasma Doctor

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Don't just take our word for it.

Looking to transform your skin? Look no further.

We hear this one most weeks, and honestly, we understand it. You are paying a fair amount for something that goes in with a needle and leaves you looking exactly the same when you walk out. Of course it feels like expensive moisturiser.

The difference is depth, and it is a bigger difference than it sounds.

A good cream works on the surface. That is exactly what it is designed to do, and a decent one does it beautifully. What it cannot do is reach the layer underneath where your skin's actual structure lives, because nothing applied on top can. That is not a flaw in your skincare. It is just physics.

Boosters work below that surface. They give your own repair process something to work with, and the change shows up in the quality of your skin rather than in the shape of your face. Better light. Better texture. Skin that behaves itself again.

Which does also mean that if you want a visible difference by Saturday, this is the wrong treatment, and we will tell you that rather than take your money.

Skincare works on the surface. Boosters work underneath it. Most people who are happy with their skin are quietly doing both.

If you are not sure which you actually need, that is precisely what a consultation is for. Come and talk it through with us first.

The treatment taking the aesthetic world by storm .

NeoGen converts nitrogen gas into plasma energy and delivers it to the skin in short pulses. It does not vaporise the surface. Your skin stays intact, and that intact layer acts as its own dressing while everything underneath repairs.

That is also why it can go near the eye area, where a lot of treatments cannot safely follow.

All you need is a course of three to six sessions, spaced four to eight weeks apart, half an hour to an hour each time. You will be red for three to five days afterwards, rather like a moderate sunburn, so we will help you plan it around anything important.

Prices from just £960.

If you are wondering whether your skin is the right sort for it, come and ask. A consultation is a conversation rather than a commitment, and Dr Corcoran will tell you honestly if something else would suit you better.

Patient safety should be setting the standard in aesthetics, not the exception. We're passionate about helping raise standards across the industry by encouraging people to ask the right questions before choosing a clinic. That's why every treatment at our clinic is led by Dr James Corcoran, whose qualifications include BDS, FDSRCS, MBChB, FRCS, FRCA, PgDip and an MSc in Cosmetic Medicine.

Three questions to consider. None of them are about price.

👉 Who is holding the needle. Ask to see their medical registration. It is a fair question with a simple answer, and anyone genuinely registered will be pleased you asked.

👉 What happens if it goes wrong. Some complications need a prescriber, and prescribing is not something everyone in this industry can legally do. Ask who that person is and whether they are in the building.

👉 Are they happy to say no. The best practitioners turn people away. Pressure to book today is a sales tactic, not a clinical one.

None of these are rude. All of them are normal in every other part of healthcare, and they should be normal here.

Save this for the next time you are scrolling a clinic's page at eleven at night.