8 Harley Street, London W1G 9PF

Prescriber Service

PrivaDr’s prescriber service provides independent patient assessment, prescribing decisions and clinical oversight for aesthetics practitioners and GP practices. It is for qualified professionals who need an appropriately trained prescriber; it is not a prescription-on-request service, and every medicine must be justified by an individual clinical assessment.

Professional Medical Prescribing

Expert prescriber services available for aesthetics practitioners and GP practices. Starting from just £50.

Aesthetics
General Practice
Harley Street

The service is based at 8 Harley Street, London W1G 9PF and starts from £50. Supervising-doctor appointments have flexible availability throughout the day, with the exact time, scope and final fee confirmed before booking.

Key facts

  • Price: From £50; final fee and scope confirmed before booking.
  • Duration: Arranged according to patient assessment and practice requirements; confirm when booking.
  • Who it's for: Aesthetics practitioners and GP practices seeking independent prescribing support.

Professional Prescriber Services

PrivaDr offers comprehensive prescriber services for both aesthetics practitioners and general practice clinicians, providing the highest standards of medical oversight and professional support.

Aesthetics Prescribing

Fully compliant prescribing services for aesthetic clinics and practitioners, ensuring all treatments meet regulatory requirements and patient safety standards.

GP Prescribing

Expert medical prescribing for general practice settings, with comprehensive patient assessments and evidence-based prescription services.

Affordable Pricing

Our prescriber services start from just £50, with flexible scheduling to accommodate your practice needs. We offer flexible availability for supervising doctors throughout the day.

Prescribing Support for Harley Street, Marylebone and London Practices

This service is intended for aesthetics practitioners and GP practices that need access to an appropriately qualified prescriber and a clear clinical process. It is not a prescription-on-request service. Every decision must follow an individual patient assessment, be clinically justified and remain within the prescriber’s professional competence.

PrivaDr’s prescriber service starts from £50. Because the work required can vary by patient, treatment and practice arrangement, the exact fee and scope should be confirmed before an appointment. The starting price should not be understood as covering medicines, treatment administration or ongoing complication management unless these are explicitly agreed.

For Aesthetics Practitioners

A face-to-face medical assessment supports safe decisions where a proposed aesthetic treatment involves a prescription-only medicine. The prescriber considers medical history, allergies, current medicines, previous procedures, contraindications and the patient’s expectations. A prescription is provided only when the proposed treatment is appropriate.

For General Practice

GP prescribing support can help practices that require additional clinical capacity or oversight. The same principles apply: adequate assessment, evidence-based decision-making, informed consent, accurate documentation and a safe plan for review. Responsibility is not transferred simply because another practitioner will administer or monitor treatment.

NICE guidance on safe and effective use of medicines

How the Prescriber Service Works

1. Practice Enquiry

Tell us about your setting, practitioner role, intended treatments and the support required. This helps establish whether the request is within scope before patient appointments are arranged.

2. Patient Assessment

The prescriber meets the patient, reviews relevant history, discusses benefits and risks, and assesses suitability. Prescribing is never guaranteed in advance.

3. Records and Follow-Up

The clinical decision, medicine details and agreed responsibilities are documented. The treatment pathway should also identify who provides aftercare and how concerns or adverse effects will be escalated.

Safe Partnership and Clinical Boundaries

Good prescribing depends on cooperation between the prescriber and treating practitioner. Practitioners must work within their competence, hold appropriate insurance, maintain suitable records and follow the written treatment plan. The prescriber needs enough information to make an independent decision and may decline, defer or request further information when this is safer.

Our Harley Street location is convenient for practices in Marylebone and across central London. Availability is arranged according to clinical and practice requirements; contact the team to discuss the number of patients, proposed treatments and preferred schedule.

What Practices Should Prepare

Before requesting prescribing support, a practice should be ready to explain its governance arrangements, the qualifications and competence of the treating practitioners, the treatments offered and how medicines are stored, administered and recorded. Relevant patient information must be available to the prescriber in a form that supports a safe, independent assessment.

For each patient, useful information includes current medicines, allergies, previous treatments, relevant medical history and the reason for the proposed procedure. The consultation should allow enough time for questions and voluntary, informed consent. Commercial pressure or a pre-booked treatment must never determine whether a prescription is issued.

NICE guidance on communicating risks, benefits and treatment choices

Practices also need a clear route for follow-up. Patients should know whom to contact after treatment, how complications will be assessed and when urgent or emergency services are appropriate. These arrangements protect patients while giving both the prescriber and administering practitioner a shared understanding of their responsibilities.

More Than a Signature

A professional prescriber service is a clinical relationship, not an administrative transaction. The prescriber remains accountable for the decision to prescribe and must be satisfied that the medicine, dose and planned treatment are appropriate for the individual patient. A request can be declined even when a patient has received the same treatment before.

PrivaDr can discuss support for individual sessions or an ongoing practice requirement, but the arrangement must preserve clinical independence. Contact the team for a scope and fee discussion; services start from £50, with the final charge confirmed according to the work required.

Prescriber Responsibilities in UK Aesthetic Medicine

In UK aesthetic medicine, prescribers hold legal, ethical, and clinical responsibilities that are strictly regulated, particularly when dealing with prescription-only medicines (POMs) such as botulinum toxin.

Face-to-Face Consultation

  • Legal obligation to personally see patients before prescribing POMs
  • Remote prescribing not permitted for aesthetic indications
  • Evaluate medical history and conduct clinical assessment
  • Discuss treatment goals, expectations, and risks

Clinical Decision-Making & Prescribing

  • Full accountability for prescribed medications
  • Thorough understanding of pharmacology and dosages
  • Knowledge of contraindications and interactions
  • Expertise in complications management

Consent & Documentation

  • Ensure informed consent covering treatment details and risks
  • Maintain comprehensive documentation of consultations
  • Record product details, dose, and treatment site
  • Adhere to GMC, NMC, or GPhC record-keeping guidelines

Supervising Administration & Aftercare

  • Ensure delegated practitioners are trained and competent
  • Provide clear instructions on procedures
  • Arrange follow-up reviews, especially for first-time treatments
  • Be available to manage adverse reactions or complications

Summary of Prescriber Responsibilities

ResponsibilityDescription
Clinical AssessmentMust see the patient in person and assess suitability for treatment
Informed ConsentEnsure patient fully understands risks and benefits
Prescription WritingOnly prescribe when clinically justified and safe
Oversight of AdministrationSupervise or delegate to competent individuals with written instructions
DocumentationMaintain clear, comprehensive patient records
Follow-UpProvide access to care in case of side effects or dissatisfaction
ComplianceAbide by JCCP, GMC/NMC/GPhC, and MHRA standards

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Connected care at PrivaDr

This professional service is separate from individual patient care. Patients seeking help for a medical concern should use our Private GP service or general consultation form. Practitioners considering aesthetic pathways can also review the clinically assessed Laser Fibre Lift service, while ongoing patient access is described under PrivaLife.