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Practitioners and the clinic

A small team in a quiet house.

Four practitioners, seven rooms and one way of working. Everyone here would rather explain a treatment properly than sell you one.

A corridor lined with reeded glass panels and a limestone floor
No. 02 / The glass corridor
  • A practitioner in a sage tunic walking away down a reeded glass corridor

    01 / Clinic lead and skin therapist

    Esme Harcourt

    Esme runs the diary, the consultations and most of the first appointments. She would rather talk you out of a treatment than into one.

    Usually sees you for
    Consultations and facials
  • A practitioner writing by hand in a blank notebook at an oak desk

    02 / Aesthetic practitioner

    Nadia Okafor-Lyle

    Nadia looks after resurfacing treatments and the aftercare notes that go with them. Expect plenty of questions before anything is booked.

    Usually sees you for
    Microneedling, peels and dermaplaning
  • A practitioner seen from behind smoothing linen over a treatment bed

    03 / Skin therapist

    Rowan Pryce

    Rowan works the late appointments and keeps the evening rooms calm. Patch tests and laser sessions are usually with Rowan.

    Usually sees you for
    Facials, LED and laser hair reduction
  • A therapist resting her hands on the shoulder of a client draped in linen

    04 / Massage and body therapist

    Iona Marsh

    Iona leads the body and wellness hours. Tell her how much pressure you like and she will remember it next time.

    Usually sees you for
    Lymphatic drainage, body polish and scalp rituals

Every name and role on this page is fictional. No qualifications or memberships are claimed.

The house

Seven rooms, one light.

A converted Georgian townhouse with high windows. Scroll to walk through it.

  1. A rounded travertine reception desk under a nickel pendant light

    01

    Reception

    A travertine desk, a bench and nobody in a hurry.

  2. A corridor lined with reeded glass and a limestone floor

    02

    The glass corridor

    Reeded glass keeps rooms private and lets daylight through.

  3. Two linen armchairs around an oak table by a tall window

    03

    Consultation room

    Two chairs and a table. No treatment bed in sight.

  4. A treatment room lit by a band of high windows

    04

    The window room

    Our main treatment room, under the clerestory windows.

  5. A dim room with a curved LED panel glowing soft red

    05

    The low room

    Kept dim for LED sessions and evening appointments.

  6. A walled courtyard with an olive tree seen through a tall window

    06

    The courtyard

    An olive tree, pale gravel and somewhere to sit afterwards.

  7. An oat robe on a nickel hook with linen slippers below

    07

    Changing room

    Waffle robes, linen slippers and a lock on the door.

How we work

What you can expect of us.

  1. 01

    Consult before we treat

    Anything beyond a facial or a massage starts with a conversation. It is where suitability is decided, not a formality.

  2. 02

    Tell you when to wait

    If timing, medication or your skin on the day means a treatment should wait, we will say so and rebook without a fee.

  3. 03

    Write it down

    You leave with a note of what was used and what to do next, so nothing depends on remembering a conversation.

  4. 04

    Keep prices visible

    From-prices are published. Your exact price is confirmed at consultation, before anything is booked.

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