Healthy skin
for every tone.
A London clinic, in Battersea.

Yes, when performed with the right technology. Older diode-only systems can cause pigmentation changes in deeper skin tones. Our SMARTDiode carries 755nm, 808nm, and 1064nm wavelengths. The 1064nm Nd:YAG is the established standard for treating darker skin safely. Your wavelength settings are confirmed at your £10 patch test before any course begins.

Single sessions and courses of 7 are bookable any time on Treatwell at standard pricing, and your £10 patch test fee is deducted from your course cost. For seasonal course offers, message us on WhatsApp and we will tell you what is currently available.

Polynucleotides (PDRN) are a skin restoration treatment derived from purified salmon DNA. Evidence from clinical studies suggests they may support skin hydration, texture, and tone over a course of treatments. They are administered by our clinical director and are suitable for a broad range of skin types. Individual results vary. A consultation is required before treatment. Visit our dedicated polynucleotides page for full clinical information.

We are based at Unit 13A, Battersea Business Centre, 99-109 Lavender Hill, London SW11 5QL. Single sessions and patch tests are booked via Treatwell. Course bookings are handled via WhatsApp at +44 7586 817215. We are open Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri and Sat 10am to 7pm and Sun 10am to 5pm, closed Wednesdays.

The HydroMED® Pro is a 9-in-1 medical-grade facial platform manufactured by MediMD. The platform contains nine integrated tools: foam cleanse, painless Medi Skin Extraction, MediPEEL Hydra (hydradermabrasion), Lymph Drainage, Ice and Fire, Radio Frequency, Facial Ultrasound, Eye Ultrasound, and Facial Contour. Catia, our HydroMED Pro Lead, and Vanessa Paz, our HydroMED Pro Support practitioner, select three to five of these tools per session, curated to your skin assessment that day. Not every session uses every tool. From £79.99 (standard £160) on Treatwell for one-hour protocols (Glass Skin, Acne, Blackhead, Skin Tightening), £65 for the 45-minute eye reset. Learn more about the HydroMED Pro Battersea protocol.

Yes. Melatone is a clinician-led skin and laser clinic in Battersea, founded by Arman Zaki, a GMC-registered Physician Associate (Ref A8131967, NHS trained), who leads the clinic and delivers skin consultations, polynucleotides and skin boosters. Laser hair removal is delivered by Catia Zaki, VTCT Level 4 laser clinician, under Arman's clinical supervision. Catia also leads the HydroMED Pro facial, supported by Vanessa Paz. Rhianna Beckford, HCPC-registered Paramedic, delivers dermal filler. Every treatment starts with a skin assessment.

Our core focus is laser hair removal for dark skin and every tone in London, skin boosters including Profhilo, polynucleotides, and the HydroMED Pro hydrofacial. We also offer microneedling, chemical peels, dermal filler and PRP. Every treatment begins with a consultation so we recommend what genuinely suits your skin and goals rather than a fixed package.

For laser hair removal, yes. New clients start with a £10 patch test, which checks how your skin responds and confirms your wavelength settings, and is deducted from your first course. For skin boosters, polynucleotides and other clinical treatments, a consultation with the clinician is required first. There is no obligation to proceed after a consultation.

Polynucleotides (PDRN) are not a light-based treatment and do not carry the wavelength-related risks of laser for darker skin. Evidence from clinical studies suggests they may be suitable for all Fitzpatrick types (Cavallini et al. 2014). At Melatone, all polynucleotide treatments are preceded by a full skin assessment by Arman Zaki. Individual suitability depends on medical history and skin condition. Results may vary.

Melatone Skin Clinic in Battersea is a clinician-led aesthetic practice with a primary focus on skin of colour, Fitzpatrick types IV to VI. Arman Zaki, GMC-registered Physician Associate (Ref A8131967), leads consultations for pigmentation concerns including melasma, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, and uneven skin tone. All treatment protocols are adapted to the patient's Fitzpatrick type and reviewed against published literature.