Skin clinic
Private treatment for mild to moderate acne and for impetigo, after a consultation with our pharmacist.
What the NHS gives free
Check these first. If you can have it free on the NHS, we tell you before you pay.
| Service | Free on the NHS for | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Impetigo | Anyone aged 1 and over, under Pharmacy First. You pay the standard NHS prescription charge for any medicine supplied, unless you are exempt. | At this pharmacy |
NHS England rules, checked 20 October 2026. Sources: england.nhs.uk: pharmacy first, england.nhs.uk: patients to get quicker treatment for…
Who it is for
- Acne treatment for people aged 12 and over with mild to moderate acne.
- Impetigo treatment from age 1. It can be free under Pharmacy First.
- The pharmacist checks your symptoms, health and current medicines, and only supplies what is suitable for you.
Prices
Your consultation is included in the price.
| Treatment | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Acne | ||
| Treclin gel 1 tube, age 12 and over | 1 tube, age 12 and over | £26 |
| Azelaic acid 15% gel 1 tube, age 12 and over | 1 tube, age 12 and over | £21 |
| Impetigo | ||
| Fusidic acid cream 1 tube, age 1 and over | 1 tube, age 1 and over | Call for price |
The pharmacist decides after your consultation whether a medicine is right for you. If it is not, it will not be supplied.
How it works
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Ask at the counter
Ask to see the pharmacist about your skin.
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Consultation
The pharmacist looks at your skin and asks about your health and medicines.
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Treatment and advice
If a treatment is suitable, the pharmacist supplies it and explains how to use it.
Questions about this service
Is acne treatment free on the NHS?
NHS England plans to add mild to moderate acne to Pharmacy First, but it has not started yet. Until then it is a private service here.
How long before acne treatment works?
Usually several weeks. The pharmacist explains what to expect and when to come back.