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Conveniently located in one of the most vibrant areas of Milton Keynes, one of over 50 clinics nationwide

Your Trusted Dermatology Clinic in Milton Keynes

We employ some of the UK’s most skilled dermatology experts. Book a consultation at our dedicated expert skin clinic in Milton Keynes.

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Predrag Jeremic

Consultant Maxillo Facial surgeon

The sk:n Milton Keynes Medical Team

sk:n is home to more consultant dermatologists, doctors, plastic surgeons, nurses and therapists, than any other UK dermatology service provider.

The sk:n team in Milton Keynes will ensure that your visit to the clinic is truly worthwhile: at sk:n we are passionate about helping you discover better skin.

So, whether you suffer from acne, unwanted facial hair, regret an old tattoo, or simply just want to freshen up your complexion – we have the most effective treatments on the market to help you achieve the results you long for.

The UK’s leading dermatology clinics

Outstanding client care and unrivalled expertise in dermatology for over 30 years

Founding partner of the Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners, championing patient safety regulations in non-surgical aesthetic medicine

Industry leading training and safety protocols

Frequently asked questions

Will my skin condition return?

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Without continued treatment and potential lifestyle changes to help keep your skin clear, we cannot guarantee that your skin condition won’t flare up again in future due to stress or other factors. However, we can guarantee that no matter what condition your skin is in, we are here for you to help you through it. Our expert doctors and dermatologists will work with you to create a bespoke treatment plan that you are happy with, in order to deliver the best and most effective results.

Are verrucas contagious?

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Yes, verrucae are contagious and can easily spread in areas where people often have bare feet, such as public swimming pools.

Are minor skin procedures safe?

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All of our procedures are carried out in clinical, sterilised operating rooms by doctors with many years of experience both practising, and following strict medical protocols. This means you can rest assured that all of our procedures are very safe.

Does Wart and Verruca Treatment Hurt?

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The level of comfort depends on the removal technique recommended. Laser removal is virtually pain-free. In more sensitive areas, it is described as feeling like the flick of an elastic band. If you’re having either excision removal or cryotherapy, the area will be numbed with a local anaesthetic to ensure you are comfortable. After treatment the skin left behind may be tender for a few days and will need to be covered. It’s also best to use a high-factor sunscreen on the area for six months, as it will be more sensitive to sunlight.

How do you catch verrucae?

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Verrucae are easily contracted through direct contact to a verruca with healthy skin. It is also possible to develop a verruca through contact with objects that have been touched by the infected skin, such as towels, shoes and socks. As verrucae are contagious, the best prevention is to treat them as soon as possible to avoid them spreading.

Is birthmark removal painful?  

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Some patients with sensitive skin worry that this will be a problem, but with the use of anaesthetic cream, almost anyone can comfortably have laser therapy to remove unwanted birthmarks.

In more sensitive areas, birthmark removal is described as feeling like the flick of an elastic band. You may experience some redness and bruising in the area following treatment, but once this subsides you will see a permanent fading of your birthmark.

Is birthmark removal safe?

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Birthmark removal at sk:n is completely safe and is only carried out by medical doctors in clinical environments. We work to strict protocols and have access to some of the UK’s leading doctors and dermatologists.

The laser energy is selectively targeted to the faulty blood vessels or built-up pigment cells only, meaning that surrounding tissues are not affected and there is no lasting damage to the skin. Lasers have been used to remove birthmarks for years, and we will ensure that the laser settings we use are safe and effective for your skin.

What is a mole?

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A common mole is a coloured spot on the skin that develops when pigment cells (melanocytes) grow in clusters. The medical term for moles is melanocytic naevi and most adults usually have between 10 and 40 on their body. Although common moles may be present at birth, they usually appear later in childhood and increase during teenage years. During pregnancy moles often get darker and they can fade away completely from around the age of 50.

Are moles dangerous?

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Most moles are harmless. However, sometimes they can develop into a form of skin cancer called malignant melanoma. If you notice new moles or existing moles that have changed shape, colour, size, height, or if they become irritated or start bleeding, then it’s important you go to your GP immediately to get them checked and the next steps for urgent removal are discussed if applicable.

How can I remove my acne scars?

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Acne scars can be stubborn and seemingly permanent, but there are proven effective acne scar treatments that diminish the appearance of acne scarring. The best treatment for your skin will depend on the type of acne scarring you have. Before you have treatment, a sk:n dermatologist, nurse or acne practitioner should assess your acne scars and select the most appropriate treatment for you.

What Happens After Skin Tag Removal?

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There will be a small white scar where the skin tag has been removed. Otherwise, complications are rare and you can go home as soon as your anaesthetic wears off.

What Results Will I See From Skin Tag Removal?

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The treatment will completely remove your skin tag; however there will be a small white scar where the removal took place.

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  • More than 450 consultants, doctors, nurses and medical practitioners
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Milton Keynes The Hub Opening Times

Monday

12:00 - 20:00

Tuesday

12:00 - 20:00

Wednesday

12:00 - 20:00

Thursday

12:00 - 20:00

Friday

10:00 - 18:00

Saturday

09:00 - 18:00

Sunday

Closed

Clinic Address

315 Avebury Boulevard, The Hub, Central Milton Keynes, MK9 2GA

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Finding us

You’ll find us at The Hub, so follow signs for central Milton Keynes then follow signs for The Hub. Our clinic is on 315 Avebury Boulevard between Saxon Gate and Witan Gate junctions on the opposite side of the road to Sainsbury’s.

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