What happens at the first consultation?

We spend 45 minutes getting to know you, your skin, your concerns, and what you'd like to achieve. If you're ready, we can begin treatment on the same visit. The £75 consultation fee is fully redeemable against your treatment.

Always. Dr Beiki's approach is conservative by design. The goal is never to look 'done', it's to look rested, well, and like yourself.

What is Dr Beiki's background?

Dr Beiki is a pharmacist and skin specialist whose doctoral research focused on oxidative stress, skin cancer, and photoprotection. He holds a Level 7 in Aesthetic Medicine, the highest qualification available in the UK, and trained at leading aesthetic institutes. His approach is shaped by the anatomy-led teachings of Dr Arthur Swift and Dr Sebastian Cotofana.

How long do results last?

Anti-wrinkle injections typically last 3–4 months. Dermal fillers 9–18 months. Profhilo 6 months. Skin treatments build results over a course.

How much do treatments cost?

Anti-wrinkle injections start from £150. Dermal fillers from £195. Skin rejuvenation from £225. Blood testing and wellness programmes from £295.

Accessibility — Baudelaire Aesthetics

Our commitment

Baudelaire Aesthetics aims to conform to WCAG 2.2 AA across the marketing website, the patient portal, and the booking flow. Accessibility is not a polish step; it is a baseline property of each component from the first line of code. We test against real devices and assistive technologies, not only automated tools.

How we build it in

Keyboard navigation on every interactive element. Focus is always visible, in brand (a hairline gold ring).
Screen reader labels written by hand, not auto-generated. Tested on VoiceOver (iOS, macOS) and NVDA (Windows).
Colour contrast verified against WCAG 2.2 AA on every brand palette combination.
Touch targets at least 44×44 pixels throughout.
Respect for prefers-reduced-motion — parallax, zoom, and transform animations are disabled when you have set that preference on your device. Fades remain because they carry meaning, not motion.
Semantic HTML — landmarks, headings in order, form labels associated with their inputs, lists marked as lists.
Minimum 16px body text on mobile. No text scaled below legibility.
Skip-to-main-content link at the top of every page for keyboard users.

Known issues

We keep this list current. At the last audit (last-updated date above), the following are known and being addressed:

Some legacy press coverage embedded on the Journal pages may include videos without captions. We replace or caption these as we encounter them.
A small number of decorative images still carry brief alt text rather than the empty alt="" attribute correct for purely decorative images. This is being migrated page by page.

What to do if we fall short

If anything on this site or in the patient portal blocks you from doing something you need to do — booking, reading, ordering, messaging — tell us and we will fix it or help you complete the task another way.

Email: support@baudelaireclinics.co.uk
Telephone: +44 1225 688088, Fridays 09:00–16:00
Post: Accessibility, Baudelaire Aesthetics Ltd, Room 2, Goodlight Wellness Center, Victoria Bridge Road, Bath BA2 3GG, United Kingdom.

We respond within two working days. Where an immediate workaround is possible we offer one, and we commit to resolving the underlying issue as quickly as is practical.

Enforcement

If you are not satisfied with how we have responded to your accessibility concern, you can escalate to the Equality Advisory and Support Service (EASS): equalityadvisoryservice.com.

How we test

Automated testing is part of our continuous integration — every change is checked with axe-core. That catches roughly half of the issues. The other half is caught by manual testing each release against VoiceOver, NVDA, keyboard-only navigation, 200% zoom, and at a range of device sizes. Users on the platform who encounter issues are part of our testing surface too — every accessibility report is a signal we take seriously.

Our commitment

How we build it in

Keyboard navigation on every interactive element. Focus is always visible, in brand (a hairline gold ring).

Screen reader labels written by hand, not auto-generated. Tested on VoiceOver (iOS, macOS) and NVDA (Windows).

Colour contrast verified against WCAG 2.2 AA on every brand palette combination.

Touch targets at least 44×44 pixels throughout.

Respect for prefers-reduced-motion — parallax, zoom, and transform animations are disabled when you have set that preference on your device. Fades remain because they carry meaning, not motion.

Semantic HTML — landmarks, headings in order, form labels associated with their inputs, lists marked as lists.

Minimum 16px body text on mobile. No text scaled below legibility.

Skip-to-main-content link at the top of every page for keyboard users.

Known issues

We keep this list current. At the last audit (last-updated date above), the following are known and being addressed:

Some legacy press coverage embedded on the Journal pages may include videos without captions. We replace or caption these as we encounter them.

A small number of decorative images still carry brief alt text rather than the empty alt="" attribute correct for purely decorative images. This is being migrated page by page.

What to do if we fall short

Email: support@baudelaireclinics.co.uk

Telephone: +44 1225 688088, Fridays 09:00–16:00

Post: Accessibility, Baudelaire Aesthetics Ltd, Room 2, Goodlight Wellness Center, Victoria Bridge Road, Bath BA2 3GG, United Kingdom.

We respond within two working days. Where an immediate workaround is possible we offer one, and we commit to resolving the underlying issue as quickly as is practical.

How we test