The practice
The people who will read your skin.
A small practice on purpose. You see a dermatologist who remembers your skin, in rooms that feel calm rather than clinical, and you are given the time a proper read takes.
Dr. Cora Ellery
Dermatologist and founder · Reg. 000000
Cora trained in hospital dermatology, where she learned that most skin anxiety comes from not being read properly. She founded Ellery in 2014 to slow that moment down.
She sees medical and cosmetic patients herself, examines under magnification as standard, and favours the fewest effective steps. Patients tend to describe her the same way twice over: warm, and very precise.
The bench
Dr. Julian Rede
Dermatologist · Skin cancer and surgery · Reg. 000000
Julian leads our skin checks and minor surgery, with a careful, unhurried hand and a habit of explaining exactly what he is doing and why.
Priya Anand
Dermatology nurse · Barrier repair and aftercare
Priya runs treatment aftercare and the routines that make results last. She is the person most patients end up on first-name terms with.
The rooms
Warm light, real materials, and no fluorescent hum. The rooms were designed so that examining skin closely feels like a considered appointment, not a conveyor belt.
How a reading works
Listen
What you have noticed, what you have tried, what actually bothers you. Most of the first consultation is this.
Read
A close examination under magnification, with notes and images kept so anything that changes later can be compared.
Plan
A written plan in plain language, with the options, the costs, and what happens if you choose to do nothing at all.
Review
We check the read was right and adjust as your skin responds. Good dermatology is a follow-up, not a single visit.