Revival Medical is a doctor-led practice delivering evidence-based medical and aesthetic care with precision and integrity. We’re more than a clinic, we’re a close-knit, welcoming team, creating a warm, comfortable space where patients feel at home.
It means enhancing what is already yours with a conservative, medically sound approach. We focus on subtle, refined results that honour your natural features rather than dramatic transformation.
We combine doctor-led medical care with a long-term partnership mindset. Our principles, natural enhancement, reinvention through life's seasons, earned trust, and holistic health, guide every treatment plan we create.
We serve adults, especially those aged 30 and over, who want stable, trustworthy support for ageing, skin, hair, and overall wellbeing. Whether you are exploring anti-ageing treatments, hair restoration, or medical aesthetic care, we tailor plans to your goals and season of life.
We recognise that how you feel emotionally and mentally matters as much as how you look physically. Our services, from general practice and aesthetics to IV wellness, are designed to support your whole wellbeing, not isolated concerns.
Your consultation begins with a detailed discussion of your symptoms, medical history, and health goals. We perform a thorough clinical assessment and provide clear, evidence-based guidance so you understand your options. Whether you are managing an acute illness, ongoing symptoms, or attending a routine check-up, you will leave with answers and a practical plan.
Our programme is doctor-led and structured around the factors that contribute to weight gain, including metabolism, lifestyle, and hormonal influences. After an initial assessment, we create a plan tailored to your goals, nutritional guidance, exercise strategies, behavioural support, and evidence-based medical therapies where appropriate, with a focus on sustainable, long-term results.
We provide ongoing care for long-term conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, and other chronic health concerns. Management includes regular monitoring, medication optimisation, and lifestyle guidance to control symptoms, prevent complications, and maintain your quality of life.
Personalised medicine means your care is shaped by your medical history, lifestyle, goals, and individual risk factors, not a one-size-fits-all approach. Treatment plans are tailored to what works best for you across consultations, chronic care, preventative health, and any therapies we recommend.
Botox temporarily relaxes targeted facial muscles by blocking nerve signals that cause contraction. This softens dynamic wrinkles such as frown lines, forehead lines, and crow's feet while preventing new lines from forming. When administered correctly, results look refreshed and rested without removing natural expression.
Dermal fillers add volume beneath the skin to restore structure and contour areas such as the lips, cheeks, and jawline. Skin boosters are micro-injections of hyaluronic acid into the skin itself to improve hydration, elasticity, and texture rather than change facial shape.
Dissolvable threads are placed under the skin to mechanically lift sagging tissue and act as a scaffold for collagen production. As the threads dissolve over time, newly formed collagen helps maintain improved firmness and structure for a gradual, natural-looking lift.
PRF is prepared from your own blood and is rich in platelets, growth factors, and fibrin. When injected or applied to the skin, it stimulates tissue repair, collagen production, and blood supply for gradual rejuvenation and improved skin texture.
Every treatment plan begins with a consultation to assess your concerns, anatomy, and goals. We recommend options such as Botox, fillers, threads, PRF, skin boosters, or body contouring injectables based on what will deliver the safest, most natural result for you, including PLLA and polynucleotide therapies where appropriate.
PRP uses concentrated platelets and growth factors from your own blood, injected into the scalp to improve blood supply, awaken dormant follicles, and extend the growth phase. Over time, this can lead to thicker, healthier-looking hair with a natural regenerative approach.
Scalp micropigmentation (SMP) deposits specialised pigments into the scalp to mimic hair follicles. It does not regrow hair, but creates the illusion of density or a closely shaved look, often used alongside PRP and hormonal therapy to define hairlines and camouflage thinning areas.
Results vary by treatment and individual. PRP and hormonal therapy typically show gradual improvement over several months as follicles respond and shedding stabilises. SMP offers immediate visual improvement in density and hairline definition.
Yes. Many patients use a combination approach, medical treatments to support follicle health and regrowth, with SMP to enhance the appearance of density where hair is thin. We tailor your plan to your pattern of loss, goals, and medical history.
IV drips deliver fluids and nutrients directly into a vein over a supervised session, allowing larger volumes and sustained hydration. Injections are quicker intramuscular shots suited for targeted boosts when you have less time or need maintenance between drips.
Most one-litre drips take approximately 45-60 minutes. Shorter maintenance drips such as The Glow Maintenance (200ml) are faster. We will advise timing when you book.
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy production and repair. It is included in The Energiser and The Ultra drips, and available in personalised drips, for patients seeking support with fatigue, focus, and healthy ageing.
Yes, when administered by qualified medical professionals. We review your health history, allergies, and goals before treatment. Certain drips, such as iron therapy, require assessment and may not be suitable for everyone.
Yes. Our personalised drip menu lets you combine a base volume with add-ons such as B12, vitamin C, magnesium, iron, NAD+, glutathione, echinacea, and more. Your doctor will recommend a safe combination based on your needs and medical history.
Yes. Many forms of pigmentation, particularly melasma and sun-induced discolouration, are chronic and can recur if underlying triggers are not managed. Long-term success depends on ongoing sun protection, appropriate skincare, and maintenance treatments rather than once-off procedures.
Pigmentation types often look similar but behave very differently beneath the surface. A professional assessment is essential to determine pigment depth, vascular involvement, hormonal influence and skin type, all of which affect treatment choice and outcomes.
Yes, when treatments are selected and performed correctly. Certain devices, ingredients and protocols are safer for darker skin types and reduce the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. This is why a tailored, doctor-led approach is critical.
Improvement is gradual. While some patients notice changes within a few weeks, most pigmentation concerns require multiple treatments over several months, along with consistent home care, to achieve meaningful and lasting results.
Due to its chronic nature and deep pigmentation, melasma can be challenging to treat. To see noticeable improvements and prevent recurrence, a combination of professional treatments, consistent sunscreen use, and long-term skincare management is required.