Oxona Healthcare 4 Oxford - Reviews, Prices & Booking - Anti Wrinkle Treatment, Aesthetic Skin Consultation & Cysts Treatment

About Oxona Healthcare 4

A private dermatology and women’s health clinic operated by Oxona Healthcare (trading under Oxford Independent Health Ltd) based at St Luke’s Hospital, Latimer Road, Headington, Oxford OX3 7PF. The clinic provides specialist GP‑led dermatology services (mole checks, skin lesion removal, minor surgery), aesthetic treatments (laser, injectables, microneedling) and women’s health care—offering direct access without a referral.

Treatments

Anti Wrinkle Treatment Aesthetic Skin Consultation Cysts Treatment Facial Treatments Inflammatory Skin Conditions Platelet Rich Plasma Skin Booster Skin Cancer Skin Lesions Skin Tags Dermatology Treatments Scarring Skin Texture And Tightening Micro-needling Moles Minor Surgery

Accreditations

Regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) service registration details available.

Insurance Accepted

Fee-for-service services are provided.
Insurance partnerships are not advertised.
Clinicians hold professional indemnity insurance through providers such as Cosmetic Insure and Lockton Insurance.
Where clinically indicated, treatment may be recognised by insurers such as Cigna and Healix.
Insurance billing may be available when treatment is provided at recognised private hospitals.
Cosmetic and elective aesthetic procedures are typically excluded from insurance cover.
Patients are advised to verify cover directly with their insurer before booking.

Estimated Fees in Oxford

First consultation	£250 - £300
Follow-up consultation	£200 - £250
Private first consultation	£330-£400
Private first consultation	~£315
Follow-up appointment	~£260

171+ Reviews Analysed

Consentz® Clinic Score

Clinic Visibility

84%

Pricing Transparency

90%

Safety and Trust

86%

Overall Aggregation

85%

79/100 in Oxford

Hours

Monday	9 am–5 pm
Tuesday	9 am–5 pm
Wednesday	9 am–5 pm
Thursday	9 am–5 pm
Friday	9 am–3 pm
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed

Payment Options

Services are typically paid for privately.
card payments (debit and credit cards).
alternative payment methods like bank transfer / BACS (by arrangement) and direct debit arrangements may be available by arrangement.
payment plans may be available for selected treatments.
membership or loyalty plans may be available.
specific payment terms are provided at the time of booking.
NHS services are free at the point of use for eligible patients.
accepted payment methods should be verified directly with the clinic.