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Eudelo - Dermatology & Skin Wellbeing

Multi-award winning Dermatology and Aesthetic clinic,
led by renowned Dermatologist Dr Stefanie Williams
📍63,Bondway SW8 1SJ London
📍86,Sloane Avenue SW3 3DZ

Multi-award winning fusion clinic of Medical & Cosmetic Dermatology. Helping you to reach your skin's full potential. Good skin never goes out of fashion!

10/08/2025

We are once again thrilled to receive such a glowing review, and this time for our new clinic in Chelsea! 🌟 ⁠
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Your kind words fuel our passion and commitment to delivering excellence. Thank you for being part of our journey! 💙 ⁠
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05/08/2025

✨STAFF SPOTLIGHT✨⁠

Dr Hiva Fassihi is a fully qualified Specialist Dermatologist, registered with the General Medical Council. She graduated from the University of Cambridge and trained in dermatology at the world renowned St John’s Institute of Dermatology, Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital, London. This included three years of research on the genetic condition ‘Epidermolysis Bullosa’ as part of the Genetic Skin Disease Group, King’s College London. Dr Hiva’s research led to numerous publications in high impact factor journals and presentations at national and international dermatology and scientific meetings. For her ongoing research and teaching at King’s College London, she was made an Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer in 2017. She has also written textbook chapters on dermatology and is a manuscript reviewer for the British Journal of Dermatology, and Clinical and Experimental Dermatology.

Next to her work in Eudelo, she is a consultant dermatologist at St John’s Institute of Dermatology at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. Being the Lead for the UK’s National XP (Xeroderma Pigmentosum) team, Dr Hiva is an internationally recognised expert in early detection of skin cancers.

In our private clinic, Dr Hiva consults on general dermatology, with specialist interests in the diagnosis and management of skin cancer, eczema, psoriasis, acne, and genetic skin disorders. She also has a special interest in paediatric dermatology and sees babies and children of all ages.

Dr Hiva is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians (FRCP) and a member of the British Association of Dermatologists and British Society of Paediatric Dermatology. Hiva has been awarded the Whimster Prize, the Albert M. Kligman Fellowship, the Martin Beare Millenium Paediatric Award, and numerous other awards for her presentations and papers. She lives in London with her husband and two children. Dr Hiva is also fluent in Farsi.

03/08/2025

It stands for 'Sun Protection Factor' and the number beside it defines the ratio of the minimum amount of energy necessary to produce redness (your minimal erythema dose or MED) when wearing sunscreen, compared to unprotected skin. Theoretically, 30 will shield you 30 times longer than if you wore no protection at all, although this way of thinking has led to countless sunburns, so don't rely on it!

How quickly you would burn depends on various factors including your skin type, the time of day, the month and where you are in the world, so doing the SPF maths accurately is virtually impossible. Plus, the SPF rating is only relevant to burning UVB rays and doesn't say anything about ageing UVA. There are some indications of UVA protection such as the star rating system, but they can be misleading, as they are relative to the SPF of the product. So a 4-star UVA rating on an SPF50 product may actually provide better protection than a 5-star UVArating on an SPF15 product. The UVA circle logo is another indicator about the level of UVA protection you can expect in a product, but again only relative to its UVB protection level. A good broad-spectrum sunscreen should have a minimum 1:3 UVA:UVB protection ratio.

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28/07/2025

While retinoids are amazing at reducing excess facial oil production, they can make the skin a little more sun sensitive, so should be used in the evening, combined with SPF50 in the morning, and paused when going on a beach holiday in a hot climate.⁠
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The other thing to be considerate about is the choice of SPF in the summer, as many will clog pores in oily skin. Heliocare gel or Beauty of Joseon Probiotic Rice SPF50 are good choices for oily skin.⁠

Visit EudeloBoutique.com or give us a call to purchase your SPF today
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25/07/2025

How I do repair a damaged skin barrier?
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Use lukewarm water to avoid irritating your skin. Opt for a mild cleanser to preserve essential moisturizing and nourishing substances. Avoid abrasive scrubs that cause micro-tears; instead, use a gentle, leave-on exfoliant. ⁠
Choose fragrance-free skincare, as fragrances (including essential oils) can make skin more sensitive and strip away replenishing ingredients. Avoid overusing active ingredients like AHA, BHA, and retinol. ⁠
Use them in moderation and at different times of the day (e.g., exfoliant in the morning and retinol at night). Protect your skin from the sun daily with a sunscreen rich in antioxidants and an SPF of 30 or higher, as sun exposure is a major cause of a damaged skin barrier.⁠
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Causes of a Damaged Skin Barrier:⁠
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External factors can trigger disturbances in your skin’s protective barrier, including air pollution, allergens, irritants, alkaline detergents or soaps, excessive sun exposure, extremely dry or humid environments, over-washing or over-exfoliating, harsh chemicals, certain medications (e.g., steroids), aging, and psychological distress.⁠
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Symptoms of a Damaged Skin Barrier:⁠
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Recognizing the signs of a damaged skin barrier can help you take steps to repair it. Look out for sensitive, inflamed, or irritated skin, itchiness, very dry skin or scaly patches, bacterial, viral, or fungal skin infections, and acne. If you notice these symptoms, your skin barrier may not be functioning properly, and it’s important to address these issues promptly.⁠
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22/07/2025

To care for your lips in the summer, follow these steps:⁠
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1. Use Lip Balm with : Protect your lips from the sun's damaging effects by using a lip balm with SPF 30 or higher to prevent discomfort, dryness, and sunburn.⁠
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2. Avoid Licking Lips: Licking offers temporary relief but ultimately dries out your as saliva evaporates.⁠
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3. Avoid Picking Lips: Picking can cause irritation and damage. Instead, use a lip scrub to properly exfoliate dead skin.⁠
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4. Professional Treatment: Why not book the ‘Perk lips’ treatment with us. This helps to exfoliate, hydrate and gently plumps the lips.⁠
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5. Stay Hydrated: plenty of to maintain overall , which helps keep your lips moist.⁠
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6. Moisturize Regularly: Apply a hydrating lip balm frequently, especially after eating or drinking, to keep your lips soft and moisturized.⁠
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By following these tips, you can keep your lips healthy and protected throughout the summer.⁠
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20/07/2025

Dr Stefanie Williams featured in Tatler

Summer skin rules: the tips top dermatologists wish you’d actually follow

"Your skin remembers every hour of UV exposure – prevention is key, and protecting it properly now will pay off for years to come."

Swipe to find out more!

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15/07/2025

We’re proud to share that Delo Rx "The Active Hydrator" has been featured in Stylist magazine as Dr Stefanie Williams’ favourite moisturiser for this time of year!

“This product is so much more than a moisturiser,” says Dr Stefanie Williams, dermatologist and Medical Director of Eudelo. “Great all year round, it contains concentrated active ingredients to rejuvenate the skin on a cellular level, while tackling breakouts and congestion. Not only does it deliver high-quality actives into the skin, it’s also formulated in a lightweight base free from oils and silicones, which can contribute to clogged pores and breakouts.”

13/07/2025

After a short summer break, it’s nearly time for the next episode of ‘Dermatologist Debriefs’, our weekly nano podcast. These audio shorts cover various dermatology and skincare topics, with each 5–10min. episode focusing on one specific insight or misconception related to skin, from a dermatologist’s point of view.

In the meantime, feel free to watch some of the previous episodes (you can get them on most podcast platforms):

• Topical metronidazole for rosacea - what are GPs getting wrong?
• Vitamin D, Windows, and The Sun
• The Five Faces of Facial Pigmentation
• Should I use an infrared sauna if I suffer with rosacea?
• The dark side of Tetra Vitamin C
• Is the age-old routine of cleanse, tone, and moisturise outdated?
• Cosmetic Treatments in your 70’s
- and others

09/07/2025

The power of Micropigmentation!

In the past, semi-permanent make-up often looked obvious. However, with Eudelo's cutting-edge technique and today's advanced products, women and men of all ages are now discovering the benefits of enhancing brows, eyes and lips that look so natural that even their closest friends do not realise it’s micropigmentation.

Have your eyebrows become sparser?
Have your lips lost definition?
Do your eyes look better with eyeliner?
Do you suffer with allergies to conventional make-up?
Would you like to correct asymmetrical features?
Do you suffer with hey-fever or watery eyes, making make-up smear?
Are you a keen swimmer or physically active?
Have you experienced hair loss?
Do you have scars or stretch marks you wish to improve?

If the answer to any of these questions is "yes", micropigmentation at Eudelo could be the solution for you - hit the link in bio to book in for a complimentary consultation today to discover more!

07/07/2025

✨STAFF SPOTLIGHT✨

Victoria Strong is a registered Nurse Prescriber. Having qualified in 2003 from the prestigious Kings College in London, she went on to follow her passion and help people to become the best version of themselves with the help of aesthetic treatments. Victoria’s special interest are injectable cosmetic treatments such as dermal fillers, contouring injections and wrinkle relaxing injections.

Over more than 15 years of clinical practice, Victoria has acquired a wealth of experience, including having been the lead injector for a well-known London medi-spa chain for 10 years.

Victoria has built a name for herself as one of the go-to injectors for natural results. While in many other clinics, this may be a mere lip service, Victoria deeply believes in this approach and wouldn’t do it any other way.

“I believe in creating balance and harmony in the face, along with the added benefits of rejuvenation that injectable treatments offer. My ‘less is more’ approach fits perfectly into Eudelo’s philosophy, which made me really want to offer my services here.”

Victoria has a warm and calming nature, putting even the most nervous clients at ease. She understands the needs of the most discerning clients and prides herself on delivering the most precise, results-driven treatments.

Start your skin journey – book your complementary discovery consultation today

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04/07/2025

When it comes to sunburn, dermatologists unanimously agree that prevention is always better than cure. ⁠
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Sunburn is an acute inflammatory reaction that follows over-exposure to ultraviolet radiation. It causes direct damage to DNA resulting in inflammation and death of skin cells. The risk is higher in equatorial areas or at altitude, particularly in those with fair skin types. Sunburn in childhood or adolescence can double the risk of developing melanoma, the most serious type of skin cancer, in later life.⁠
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Signs and symptoms of sunburn usually develop 2-6 hours after sun exposure and peak at about 12-24 hours. The skin can become hot, red, swollen, tender, and blisters may form. In severe cases of sunburn it is possible to develop dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, and secondary skin infection. ⁠
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• Act Quickly and Get Out of the Sun: Cover up affected areas and stay in the shade. Wear loose cotton clothing to allow the skin to breathe.⁠
• Take Pain Relief: Use painkillers like ibuprofen to reduce pain and inflammation. Continue for at least 48 hours if no contraindications exist.⁠
• Cool the Skin: Apply a cool compress or take a lukewarm bath/shower. Avoid rubbing; gently pat the skin dry.⁠
• Moisturize: Use unperfumed cream or lotion to soothe the skin. Aloe vera or soy gels can help. Avoid petroleum, benzocaine, or lidocaine products.⁠
• Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to prevent dehydration. Avoid alcohol as it worsens dehydration.⁠
• Leave Blisters Alone: Do not pop blisters to avoid infection and scarring. They will heal naturally.⁠
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Take care of your body's largest organ by wearing broad-spectrum sunscreen that protects against both UVA and UVB rays, with at least SPF 30. Avoid the midday sun, and wear protective clothing, a hat, and sunglasses to minimize UV exposure. Your skin will thank you in the long run.⁠
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86 Sloane Avenue
London
SW33DZ

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Monday	10am - 8pm
Tuesday	10am - 8pm
Wednesday	10am - 8pm
Thursday	10am - 8pm
Friday	10am - 8pm
Saturday	9:30am - 4pm

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+442071189500

Website

http://www.eudelo.com/

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