Acne
Spots, blackheads and marks, in teenagers and adults.
Dermatology on Sorrel Lane
A skin clinic with a medical side and a cosmetic side
Sorrel Lane Dermatology looks after rashes, moles, hair and nails, and offers cosmetic treatments led by the same clinicians. Not sure which you need? Start with a photo.
Medical dermatology
When something needs looking at
Diagnosis and ongoing care for skin, hair and nail conditions. Book directly or with a referral. Some insurers ask for a letter, so check your policy.
- New patient consultation$22030 minutes with a dermatologist for any skin, hair or nail concern.
- Follow-up consultation$130A 15 minute review of how a plan is going.
- Mole check$165Up to three marks looked at closely with a dermatoscope.
- Full-body skin check$260A head to toe check, with time for your questions.
- Patch testing$480Three visits across one week, for suspected contact allergy.
- Minor surgeryfrom $340Removal or sampling of a skin lesion under local anaesthetic.
Self-pay guide prices for 2026. Insured patients are billed to their plan where it applies.
Cosmetic dermatology
When it’s a personal choice
Self-pay treatments, always after a consultation. A clinician checks suitability first, explains the risks, and may suggest not going ahead.
- Cosmetic consultation$12030 minutes on options, suitability, risks and cost, with no treatment that day.
- Muscle-relaxing injectionsfrom $260A prescription injectable placed in small amounts in chosen facial muscles.
- Dermal fillerfrom $420A gel placed beneath the skin by a doctor, after a full discussion.
- Chemical peelsfrom $150A solution applied to the outer skin layers, strength chosen with you.
- Light and laser sessionsfrom $190Light energy used on redness, pigment or unwanted hair, after a skin type check.
- Cosmetic lesion removalfrom $240Skin tags and benign marks, always checked by a dermatologist first.
Self-pay guide prices for 2026. You get a written quote after your consultation.
Conditions we see
From flare-ups to long-term skin care
Eczema
Dry, itchy, inflamed skin that comes and goes.
Psoriasis
Raised, scaly patches on skin, scalp or nails.
Rosacea
Facial redness, flushing and small bumps.
Moles and skin lesions
New marks, changing moles and growths.
Hair and nail conditions
Thinning, shedding, scalp and nail changes.
Skin checks
What happens at a mole or full-body check
A dermatoscope lets a clinician see patterns that are hard to pick out with the naked eye.
- Before
Note anything new or changing
Bring photos if a mark has changed. Skip nail polish and makeup so nothing is hidden.
- In the room
A head to toe look
You undress to your underwear with a gown, and a chaperone is available. We include scalp, nails and between the toes.
- Close up
The dermatoscope
Any mark of interest is looked at through a handheld magnifier with its own light, and may be photographed for your record.
- Results
How we share what we saw
You hear what we saw before you leave. If a sample goes to the lab, we call or send a secure message once the report is back, usually within 10 working days.
- Follow up
A plan for next time
You get a written summary, and a recall date if your clinician suggests one. Your usual doctor gets a copy if you agree.
Procedures
Minor surgery and clinic procedures
Skin biopsy
A small sample taken under local anaesthetic and sent to a lab.
Excision
Removal of a lesion with stitches, followed by a wound check.
Curettage
Gentle scraping of a surface lesion under local anaesthetic.
Cryotherapy
Freezing of a small surface lesion in a short clinic visit.
Send photos first
Not sure which appointment you need?
Send us a few photos before you book, and our team will suggest the right appointment type and clinician.
- 1Add up to three clear photos in daylight.
- 2A clinician looks at them, usually within two working days.
- 3We reply with a suggested appointment and a link to book.
Our clinicians
Who you’ll see
Dr Ingrid Sorvald
Consultant dermatologist
Specialist training in dermatology, with further training in dermoscopy and skin surgery.
Dr Kofi Marchetti-Lowe
Consultant dermatologist
Specialist training in dermatology, with a focus on contact allergy and inflammatory skin.
Dr Sana Teverill
Dermatologist, cosmetic lead
Specialist training in dermatology, with further training in laser and injectable procedures.
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How to prepare
Before you come in
- Bring a list of your current medicines and creams.
- Bring the skincare you use, or photos of the labels.
- For a facial concern, come without makeup.
- For a skin check, remove nail polish and wear easy clothing.
- If a rash has settled, bring photos from when it was at its worst.
- Bring past biopsy reports or letters if you have them.
Urgent? This clinic is not an emergency service. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.