The 93: Putney to the Village without changing
The simplest way to reach us from Putney is the 93 bus. It starts at Putney Bridge station and runs along Putney High Street, past Putney station, up Putney Hill and across Tibbet's Corner. It then follows Parkside beside Wimbledon Common into the Village. Get off at High Street / Wimbledon Village. Ridgway is about three minutes' walk away, and you'll find us in the basement of Lu Lu Blonde hair salon. From Putney station the bus takes about 15 to 20 minutes off-peak.
By Tube. Take the District line (Wimbledon branch) from Putney Bridge or East Putney to Wimbledon, then the 200 or 93 up the hill. Alternatively, get off at Southfields and take the 493 into the Village.
By car. Take the A219 up Putney Hill and along Parkside. There is pay-and-display parking around the Village, and you should check the signs for zone hours. During The Championships in late June and early July, allow extra time.
Access. The clinic is in a basement and is reached by stairs only, so there is no step-free access. If stairs are difficult for you, please get in touch before booking and we will talk it through with you.
Matching the treatment to the concern
If you are coming from Putney with a particular concern in mind, here is how we usually approach the most common ones. Every option starts with a consultation and, where needed, a patch test.
Texture, enlarged pores and acne scarring
SkinPen microneedling creates controlled micro-channels in the skin to prompt its natural repair response. Cheryl carries out every treatment and sets the depth and number of passes for your skin rather than using one fixed setting. Treatment starts from £275 and is usually a course of three sessions, four to six weeks apart. Microneedling is not used over active acne. Read the day-by-day aftercare guide before you book.
Uneven tone and pigmentation
Skin peels start from £120. The peel's strength and depth are chosen for your skin, after a patch test and a priming plan at an earlier appointment. Daily SPF afterwards is non-negotiable. If you want a structured home programme, an Obagi consultation (£60) can run alongside your peels. See pigmentation for more.
Thread veins, milia, skin tags and blood spots
Advanced electrolysis is new to the clinic for 2026. Cheryl holds a Level 4 qualification in Advanced Electrolysis. A fine probe treats each blemish individually. A consultation and patch test (£60) comes first, and treatment starts from £110. Small crusts are normal for several days. Electrolysis is a cosmetic treatment, so anything suspicious is referred to your GP.
Thinning hair or a tired scalp
PRP for hair uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from a small sample of your own blood. Cheryl is a trained phlebotomist. Treatment is from £375, usually a course of three a month apart. It supports the hair you still have and is not a cure. Hydra Scalp (£320) is a cleansing, exfoliating scalp-care treatment, not a hair-loss treatment.
Skin that just needs looking after
If nothing specific is wrong, a HydraFacial (from £170) or a prescription facial (from £120) every four to six weeks keeps skin in good condition, with no downtime. For the full detail on Deluxe and Platinum, see HydraFacial near Putney.
Planning treatment around a busy week
It helps to know the likely downtime before you choose a day.
- None: HydraFacial, prescription facials, CACI and Dermalux LED.
- Two to five days: peels range from no visible downtime to light flaking.
- 24 to 48 hours: redness after microneedling, sometimes with a few days of dryness.
- Several days: small crusts after advanced electrolysis, which must be left to heal.
Saturday appointments run from 9:00 to 17:00, so your skin can settle over the weekend. If you are preparing for a wedding or another big occasion, keep peels and microneedling out of the final fortnight. Our twelve-month wedding skin plan sets out the timings.
Why come to Wimbledon Village
Cheryl has 26 years in the beauty industry and 16 in aesthetics, including advanced skin work in high-end London clinics. Scarlett has more than 23 years in beauty therapy and advanced facials. You will be given a written plan and a total price before you commit. If fewer sessions, or none at all, would serve you better, we will tell you. You can meet Cheryl and Scarlett or get in touch with a question before you travel.
Putney: common questions
Which bus goes from Putney to Wimbledon Village?
The 93. It runs from Putney Bridge station along Putney High Street, past Putney station, up Putney Hill and across Tibbet's Corner to Parkside and the High Street / Wimbledon Village stop. From Putney station it takes about 15 to 20 minutes, and the clinic at 20 Ridgway is about three minutes' walk from the stop.
Is there a skin clinic near Putney that treats thread veins and milia?
Village Aesthetics in Wimbledon Village offers advanced electrolysis for thread veins, milia, skin tags and blood spots. A 20-minute consultation and patch test (£60) comes first, and treatment starts from £110. Any lesion that has changed in size, shape or colour should be seen by your GP first.
Can I go back to work the day after microneedling?
Expect redness similar to mild sunburn for 24 to 48 hours, sometimes with light dryness or flaking for a few days. Many people are comfortable working from home. If you have meetings or an event, a Friday or Saturday appointment gives your skin the weekend to settle.
Do you offer anything for thinning hair?
Yes. PRP for hair uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from a small sample of your own blood, from £375, usually as a course of three a month apart. Hydra Scalp (£320) is a scalp-care treatment rather than a hair-loss treatment. Suitability for both is assessed at consultation, and no regrowth can be promised.
Can I drive from Putney and park?
It is about three miles via Putney Hill and Parkside. There is pay-and-display street parking around Wimbledon Village, and most zones are controlled Monday to Saturday during the day, so check the signs. Allow extra time during The Championships, when roads around the All England Club are much busier.