Doctor-led aesthetics for West Bridgford and the Trent villages

Medically reviewed by Dr Shahe Boghossian, Medical Consultant, GMC 5204600. Last reviewed 16 Aug 2026.

You have aesthetic clinics within walking distance of Bridgford Road. The London Road Clinic is around 18 miles east on the A52 and A46, which makes convenience an argument we cannot win. What sits here instead is a Medical Consultant registered with the General Medical Council assessing and prescribing every injectable plan, and a clinic willing to tell you when the answer is a smaller treatment or none at all.

  • Doctor-led prescribing
  • Fresha Best in Class 2026
  • JCCP-registered practitioner
  • 1,500+ five-star reviews
  • Free parking
Dr Shahe Boghossian, Medical Consultant at The London Road Clinic, Newark
  • Dr Shahe Boghossian Medical Consultant · GMC 5204600
  • Lydia Griffin Clinic Director · JCCP No. 002569
  • 1,500+ Five-star reviews on Fresha
  • Safety in Beauty Best New Clinic finalist, 2024

What the drive buys

The complication nobody quotes you a price for

Hyaluronic acid filler carries one rare and serious complication. Vascular occlusion happens when product enters or presses on a blood vessel and cuts the blood supply to the skin that vessel feeds. It is uncommon. It is also time-critical, and the window in which it can be reversed is measured in hours rather than days.

Dr Shahe Boghossian is a Medical Consultant registered with the General Medical Council (GMC 5204600), with a background in vascular surgery. He reviews and prescribes every injectable plan at the clinic. That is the reason to drive past somewhere closer, and if you are booking something other than an injectable it may well not apply to you. We have written the detail up rather than asking you to take it on trust: vascular occlusion and filler safety.

The second reason is scope. Skin quality, injectables, laser, body and hair are planned in one consultation by one clinical team, which matters when the honest answer to a lip enquiry turns out to be a skin booster, or when pigmentation needs Lumecca before anything else is worth doing. Booking that across three providers puts you in charge of sequencing decisions you were never given the information to make.

Filler is £240 per ml with volume agreed at consultation, and every price the clinic publishes is on the treatment page it belongs to. Nothing is quoted here that you cannot check there.

Dr Shahe Boghossian, Medical Consultant, GMC 5204600

Dr Shahe Boghossian

Medical Consultant · GMC 5204600

Dr Boghossian is a Medical Consultant with a background in vascular surgery. He oversees clinical governance, all injectable treatment protocols and the clinic's approach to vascular safety.


Lydia Griffin, Clinic Director at The London Road Clinic

Lydia Griffin

Clinic Director · JCCP No. 002569

Lydia founded The London Road Clinic in 2023. She trained under Dr Zein Obagi in Los Angeles and held international roles at Obagi Medical and ZO Skin Health before establishing the clinic in Newark. She is a JCCP-registered practitioner.

Skin

An assessment before a recommendation

Most skin consultations start with a look and a conversation. Ours starts with an image. Observ photographs the layers beneath the surface under several light modes, so pigment sitting in the dermis, vascular activity and accumulated sun damage all show up before any of it is visible in a mirror. It costs £50 and it changes what gets recommended more often than you would expect.

What follows depends on what the image shows. Pigmentation and vascular redness usually point to Lumecca IPL, a Cynosure device that typically needs fewer sessions than standard IPL. Texture and laxity point to Fractora radiofrequency microneedling or SkinPen. Congestion, dullness and acne point to medical-grade peels. Where the concern is skin quality rather than the surface, polynucleotides and Profhilo work through the tissue instead of on it.

The sequence matters as much as the treatment. Resurfacing pigmented skin before the pigment has been addressed tends to bring it back, which is the kind of thing a plan catches and a menu does not.

Getting here

Distance
About 18 miles
Route
A52 then A46
Drive
Around 30 minutes
Parking
Free, at the front
Late slots
To 20:00, Mon to Thu

What's available

Treatments available at The London Road Clinic

Injectables, skin, laser, body and hair, planned in one consultation. All injectable treatments are prescribed following an in-person consultation and are for patients aged 18 and over.

Getting here from West Bridgford

Half an hour east, and free to park

The A52 out of West Bridgford meets the A46 at Bingham, and the clinic sits on the A46 approach into Newark. Appointments run to 20:00 Monday to Thursday, which puts an evening slot within reach of a working day, and there is no parking charge waiting at the other end.

  • Around 18 miles and roughly half an hour from West Bridgford via the A52 and A46.
  • Free parking at the front of 65 London Road, with more on the surrounding streets.
  • 65 London Road, Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire NG24 1RZ. On the main A46 approach.

A short drive from

  • West Bridgford
  • Edwalton
  • Gamston
  • Ruddington
  • Keyworth
  • Cotgrave
  • Radcliffe on Trent
  • East Bridgford
  • Bingham
  • Nottingham
  • Newark
Route map of the A52 and A46 drive east from West Bridgford to The London Road Clinic at 65 London Road, Newark, passing Radcliffe on Trent and Bingham. Around 18 miles.
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The London Road Clinic

65 London Road, Newark-on-Trent, NG24 1RZ

01636 680767

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Client return rate

5 out of 5 · Fresha verified

Very knowledgeable, professional. Also advises you personally on treatments . What is best for you. Not about the money. He's honest if he doesn't think it correct for your skin.
Rachel · with Dr Shahe Boghossian · 22 Jan 2026

5 out of 5 · Fresha verified

Lydia was fantastic! Super informative, really lovely and explained everything to me in detail as I had lots of questions. It really helps having someone that listens to your needs rather than just doing what they want, Lydia reallt listens!! I wasn't feeling too well during the appointment and she was really attentive and understanding. Can't wait to see the results!
Olivia · with Lydia Griffin · 9 Jan 2026

5 out of 5 · Fresha verified

Great experience. I've had alot of pigmentation for a long time that I wanted removing. Laura explained things really well. Made a plan, did a patch test and started treatment. So far it has exceeded expectations. I feel I am in safe hands and im looking forward to seeing the final result.
Amanda · with Laura · 2 Jul 2026

Questions about visiting from West Bridgford

How far is The London Road Clinic from West Bridgford?
Around 18 miles east, roughly half an hour on the A52 and the A46. The clinic sits on the main A46 approach into Newark rather than in a town centre, so parking is free and at the front of the building. Radcliffe on Trent, East Bridgford and Bingham are all on the way in.
Why travel to Newark when there are clinics in Nottingham?
For most treatments there is no reason to. Where it changes is injectable work, because filler's serious complication is vascular and managing it is a vascular skill. Dr Shahe Boghossian is a GMC-registered Medical Consultant with a background in vascular surgery who assesses and prescribes every injectable plan here. If that is not what you are booking, book locally.
How much is lip filler?
Hyaluronic acid filler is £240 per ml, and the volume you need is agreed at consultation rather than sold in advance. A first lip treatment often uses part of a syringe rather than all of it. Expect swelling for 24 to 48 hours, a result that settles over one to two weeks, and longevity of six to eighteen months.
Who assesses and prescribes injectable treatment?
Dr Shahe Boghossian, a Medical Consultant registered with the General Medical Council (GMC 5204600), with a background in vascular surgery. He reviews and prescribes every injectable plan at the clinic and oversees clinical governance. Lydia Griffin, the Clinic Director, is a JCCP-registered practitioner (JCCP No. 002569).
Do I need a consultation before treatment?
Yes. All injectable treatments require an in-person consultation with our prescribing clinician before treatment is agreed, in line with current GMC, NMC, GPhC and GDC guidance, and all injectable treatments are for patients aged 18 and over. Skin, laser and body treatments also begin with a clinical assessment so the right treatment is identified for your concern.
What happens at a first consultation?
You are assessed before anything is recommended. Where skin is the concern that usually includes Observ imaging, which photographs the layers beneath the surface under several light modes and shows pigment, vascular activity and sun damage that are not visible yet. The plan is built from that, and you leave with it written down whether or not you book.
Which skin treatments are available?
Lumecca IPL for pigmentation, sun damage and vascular redness, Fractora radiofrequency microneedling for texture and laxity, SkinPen microneedling, and medical-grade chemical peels. Skin boosters and polynucleotides sit alongside them where the concern is skin quality rather than surface texture. Which of those applies is decided at assessment rather than from a menu.
Do you treat patients travelling from Radcliffe on Trent, Keyworth and Ruddington?
Yes. All three sit inside half an hour of the clinic on the A52 and A46, as do Cotgrave, Edwalton, Gamston, East Bridgford and Bingham. Appointments run Monday to Thursday until 20:00, with Saturday mornings and some Fridays, so an evening slot after work is usually possible.
Is there parking at the clinic?
Yes, free, at the front of 65 London Road, with more on the surrounding streets. That is a real difference from a city-centre appointment: no charge, no barrier, no time limit to watch while you are in the chair. The clinic is on the main A46 approach rather than in Newark town centre.
How do I book?
Book online via Fresha using the link on this page, message us on WhatsApp (07572 988029) or call 01636 680767. Consultations run Monday to Thursday, with Saturday and some Friday morning appointments. Tell us you are coming across from West Bridgford and we will place the appointment away from the worst of the A52.

Ready to book?

A consultation is the right starting point. We will assess the concern, explain what would address it and in what order, and give you the plan in writing with no obligation to book any of it.

Medically reviewed by Dr Shahe Boghossian, Medical Consultant, GMC 5204600. Last reviewed 16 Aug 2026.

Clinic Director: Lydia Griffin, JCCP No. 002569.

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Doctor-led injectable, skin, laser and body care in Newark, around half an hour from West Bridgford with free parking. A consultation is the starting point for every treatment plan at The London Road Clinic.

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