Medicetics

Medicetics operates two clinics in central London under a model the company describes as doctor-led. Its services combine skin consultations and nonsurgical cosmetic treatments delivered by doctors and aesthetic professionals. The catalog is divided into injectables, facial care, laser, body treatments, and wellness, helping visitors identify an area of interest before asking the team about its options without suggesting that one procedure suits everyone.

The clinic opened in 2006, and its history is associated with co-founder Dr. Vicky Dondos. Medicetics describes its approach as focused on subtle changes and treatments tailored to each patient; that is the clinic’s stated philosophy, not a promise of results. Its website introduces the team, consultations, and two locations. The site also says the clinic is regulated by the Care Quality Commission, which oversees health and care services in England.

The injectables menu includes wrinkle treatments, hyaluronic acid and lip fillers, skin boosters, Profhilo, polynucleotides, and options for hyperhidrosis or nonsurgical rhinoplasty. Assessment and selection of any procedure depend on an individual clinical consultation. The catalog describes services patients can ask about; it does not replace professional advice or determine which option is appropriate for a particular person.

Skin services include Hydrafacial, chemical peels, PRP, microneedling, Dermalux LED, mesotherapy, and laser and energy-based treatments such as Morpheus8, NeoGen Plasma, Excel V, IPL, and radiofrequency. Laser hair removal is also listed. The broad menu brings different cosmetic concerns under one practice, although each technique has its own indications and should be discussed with the clinical team before booking.

In its body and wellness categories, Medicetics lists treatments for the neck, chest, and hands, vein treatments, thread lifts, medical weight management, mole removal, IV nutritional therapy, and consultations in dermatology, nutrition, and functional medicine. The clinic also offers facials and skin consultations. For people comparing practices, the appeal is the range of specialties offered by one medical team; availability can vary by location and treatment.

Booking can begin with a free 30-minute phone consultation, which the clinic offers to discuss options. Treatment and location pages explain the services and provide a way to request an appointment. Before choosing a procedure, patients can ask who will perform it, what follow-up it includes, and which alternatives fit their needs; online information does not replace that clinical conversation.

Medicetics sees patients at 37 Connaught Street, London W2 2AZ, and 10 Harley Street, London W1G 9PF. The Harley Street page lists weekday hours of 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. These are two separate central London locations, so customers should confirm which clinic is handling their treatment and appointment. The official website brings together the service catalog, contact information, and consultation booking.