Save Face
ART Clinic is accredited by Save Face, the national register for non-surgical cosmetic treatment. Our Belgravia clinic has been inspected against its standard and Dr Priya Verma's registration and training verified, and you can see the result on the register yourself.
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Save Face keeps a national register of practitioners and clinics offering non-surgical cosmetic treatments, such as anti-wrinkle injections and dermal fillers. To appear on it, a clinic and every practitioner listed against it must first pass Save Face's 116-point assessment.
The register answers to a body of its own: the Professional Standards Authority, which oversees the UK's statutory health regulators such as the General Medical Council, has accredited Save Face under its Accredited Registers programme.
Non-surgical aesthetics in the UK is still lightly regulated, so it can be hard to judge from outside how carefully a clinic works. An independent register settles that with evidence, rather than with a clinic's own account of itself.
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What the 116 points cover
In broad terms, the standard falls into four areas.
i
Qualifications and registration
Every accredited practitioner must be a registered doctor, dentist, nurse or prescribing pharmacist, trained in each treatment listed under their name.
ii
Clinical protocols and hygiene
A Save Face nurse assessor visits the premises and checks the treatment rooms, equipment and infection control against the standard.
iii
Products and treatment safety
Medicines, injectables and equipment must be genuine and bought from licensed suppliers.
iv
Consultation, aftercare and data protection
How patients are consulted and consented, how they are cared for once treated, and how their personal information is kept.
What accreditation means at your appointment
By the time you arrive, several things a careful patient would want to ask about have already been looked at by someone with no stake in the answer.
The doctor named on our accreditation has had her registration with the General Medical Council, and her standing as a prescriber, confirmed. The medicines and injectables used here come from licensed suppliers. The room you are treated in has been inspected for safety and hygiene by a nurse from outside the clinic.
Your consultation, your consent and the care you receive afterwards are measured against a written standard, and that standard is checked by Save Face rather than set by us.
None of it changes how your visit feels: unhurried, private, and at your pace. It simply means the care behind it has been examined independently, and found to meet the mark.
The doctor named on our accreditation
ART Clinic's accreditation lists Dr Priya Verma, our founder and medical director, as its accredited practitioner. She is a GMC registered doctor who prescribes, and she belongs to the British College of Aesthetic Medicine.
Her qualifications, as the register shows them, are MRCGP, MBChB, DRCOG and DFSRH, with a postgraduate diploma in aesthetics and a BSc (Hons) in Biomedical Science. She trained and practised in general practice before specialising in aesthetic medicine.
Check our accreditation yourself
A clinic's description of its own standards only goes so far. Save Face's register is public, so you can look ART Clinic up and see what it holds.
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Open our profile on the Save Face website, or search the register for ART Clinic in Belgravia.
ii
Look for "Accredited since 2025", our address at 14A Lowndes Street, SW1X 9EX, and Dr Priya Verma as the accredited practitioner, with her regulator and prescribing status.
iii
Read the reviews our patients have written there. They are published on Save Face's site, not ours.
Accredited, and ready when you are
Book online when you are ready, or ring the clinic first if there is anything about our accreditation you would like to ask. Your first visit is a full assessment, and the treatment plan that follows is made by you and your practitioner together.
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