Eczema (atopic eczema)
Assessment-led support for itchy, dry or inflamed skin, with escalation when symptoms are severe or difficult to control.
Evidence-led acne support focused on severity, scarring risk, treatment history and a realistic review plan.

Acne is common and often managed in primary care, but it deserves a proper plan. We consider the type and distribution of spots, scarring risk, previous treatment, wellbeing and when specialist care is needed.
Care pathway: Usually managed in primary care. Refer for severe acne, scarring, significant psychological distress, diagnostic uncertainty or failure of appropriate treatment.
We map when the concern began, how it has changed, associated symptoms, triggers and treatments already tried.
The presentation, distribution and relevant health factors are reviewed, including whether the diagnosis remains uncertain.
You leave with a clear primary-care plan, safety-net advice or onward referral when specialist assessment is more appropriate.
The consultation fee is confirmed when you arrange your appointment, before you commit. If the pharmacist recommends treatment or onward care, any costs are explained before you decide.
The fee for an acne consultation is confirmed when you arrange your appointment at Pharmacillin, before you commit. Pharmacillin publishes prices for its aesthetic and hair services on each treatment page and at pharmacillin.com/prices.
Allow about 30 min for an acne consultation at Pharmacillin. This includes time to discuss your history and questions before any recommendation.
Pharmacillin offers an acne consultation at Letterbox Pharmacy Clinic, 4 Brick Lane, London E1 6RF, and Belsize Priory Clinic, Unit 2, 134–143 Belsize Road, London NW6 4BR. You choose the clinic in the online booking.
Book online on Pharmacillin’s Acne consultation page: choose a clinic, date and time in the booking panel, complete your details, and you will receive confirmation once the booking is complete. There is no obligation to go ahead with treatment after a consultation.
Usually managed in primary care. Refer for severe acne, scarring, significant psychological distress, diagnostic uncertainty or failure of appropriate treatment. Severe rapidly worsening acne with systemic symptoms, or an acute mental-health crisis related to skin, needs prompt medical support.
Independent information from trusted health sources:
Online booking · Two London clinics
Pick a treatment, choose a time that suits you and get your confirmation in a few minutes.