London exosome clinic directory
How a London clinic is listed here: the six inclusion criteria, how every entry is verified and re-checked, how the directory stays independent of payment, and how a clinic submits its public details.
Published independently. Last reviewed 2026-11-13. Information only. This site is not a clinic and gives no medical advice.
This directory lists London clinics whose public details can be verified against a published standard, on a stated date. Nothing is paid for, no entry is ranked and no clinic is favoured. As at 13 November 2026 no clinic has yet been recorded as meeting every criterion, so the directory is open and empty, and the criteria and the submission route are set out below so any London clinic can be considered.
The inclusion criteria
A clinic is listed when all six of the following can be recorded from public sources. They are deliberately strict, and they are about what a reader can check rather than about how good a clinic is. We do not assess clinical quality, we do not rank, and we do not score.
A verifiable London address
A street address in Greater London that appears on the clinic's own website and on at least one public register or listing we can cite. A mobile practitioner, a room hired by the hour or an address that resolves to a mail forwarding service is not a London location for this purpose.
A public description of what is administered, and by what route
The clinic's own pages must say what the material is and how it is applied. A page that says exosome treatment and nothing else does not meet this. Because no exosome product holds a UK marketing authorisation as an injectable medicine for any aesthetic or hair indication, a clinic that advertises an injected exosome treatment is recorded as advertising it and that is shown on the entry.
A named responsible clinician on a public register
A named prescriber or clinician with a registration number we can look up on the General Medical Council, General Dental Council or Nursing and Midwifery Council register, published by the clinic itself rather than given to us privately.
A public price or price range
A price, a range or a stated consultation fee on the clinic's own pages. A price available only on enquiry does not meet this, because a reader cannot check it.
A consent and aftercare route a reader can see before booking
Something public that tells a reader what they will be asked to agree to and who to contact if something goes wrong after treatment.
Nothing in the public record that contradicts the above
An entry is not published where the clinic's own pages, an advertising ruling or a register entry contradict what has been submitted.
A clinic that meets five of the six is not listed. Where that happens the clinic is told which criterion was not met and what would satisfy it, so the standard is something a clinic can act on rather than a closed door.
How every entry is verified
Each field on an entry is checked against a named source and the entry carries the date it was checked. Nothing on an entry rests on what a clinic has told us privately.
| Field | Source used |
|---|---|
| Address | The clinic's own site and one public register or listing |
| Clinician and registration | The relevant public register, by registration number |
| What is administered and the route | The clinic's own treatment page, quoted on the entry |
| Price or range | The clinic's own price page or treatment page |
| Consent and aftercare | The clinic's own consent, aftercare or contact page |
| Advertising claims | The Advertising Standards Authority's published rulings |
Entries are re-checked at least every six months. An entry whose details no longer verify is suspended with the reason and the date shown, rather than quietly corrected, because a reader who used it earlier deserves to see that something changed. A clinic can ask for its entry to be removed at any time and it is removed without question or delay.
How this stays independent
This is the part of a directory that usually goes unsaid, so it is said plainly here.
- No fee, subscription, commission, reciprocal link or advertising spend buys an entry, a position or a mention. An offer to pay for one is declined and has no effect on whether a clinic is listed.
- No entry is ordered by anything other than the stated order on the page, and no clinic is moved up, kept in or left out because of a relationship with this publication or with the company that publishes it.
- Where a relationship exists, it is disclosed on the entry itself. A relationship is disclosed, never rewarded.
- No entry is a recommendation. A listing records what could be verified on a date, nothing more.
- Nothing here says whether an exosome treatment works or is suitable for anyone. That belongs to the evidence, reviewed and risks and UK regulation, and the regulatory position should be read before any directory.
The wider rules this follows are on the editorial policy page.
The record as it stands
As at 13 November 2026: no entries. No London clinic has yet been recorded as meeting all six criteria. The most common reasons a clinic could not be recorded are that the treatment page does not say what is actually administered or by what route, and that no price or range is published.
That is a statement about what is publicly checkable, not a judgement about any clinic. It is also why this page exists before the first entry does: the standard is published first so that it cannot be bent to fit whoever arrives first.
A reader looking for the checks to make on an offer they have already received will find them on the checked London resource for exosome hair therapy, and the questions worth asking in writing on questions to ask.
How a clinic submits its details
There is no form to fill in and nothing to register for. Send the following to editor@exosomestherapy.co.uk with London directory submission in the subject line. Everything asked for is public information or a link to it. Do not send patient information, photographs of patients, clinical records or anything about an individual's treatment: anything of that kind is deleted unread.
The clinic's full legal name and trading name
The Greater London street address and postcode
The link to the clinic's own page for the treatment
The name and registration number of the responsible clinician
What is administered and by what route, in the clinic's own words
The price or price range, and the consultation fee if there is one
The link to the clinic's consent or aftercare information
A contact name and address for corrections
Any relationship with this publication or with iDigit Group, if there is one
A submission is acknowledged, then checked against the sources in the table above. Where every criterion is met, an entry is published with the date it was checked. Where one is not, the clinic is told which and what would satisfy it. A submission is not a listing, and sending one creates no obligation on either side.
Questions readers ask
How does a clinic get listed in this directory?
A clinic sends its public details to editor@exosomestherapy.co.uk using the submission list on this page. Nothing is paid for and nothing is reserved. The details are checked against the clinic's own public pages and the public registers, and an entry is published only when every inclusion criterion is met and recorded with the date it was checked.
Does a listing mean this site recommends the clinic?
No. A listing records that a clinic's public details could be verified on a stated date against a stated standard. It is not a recommendation, a ranking or a view on clinical quality, and no entry is placed higher, moved up or kept in because of any relationship with this publication.
Is there a fee for a listing?
No. No fee, subscription, commission or reciprocal link is taken for an entry, a position or a mention, and an offer to pay for one is declined and does not affect whether a clinic is listed.
Why is the directory empty at the moment?
Because no London clinic has yet been recorded as meeting every criterion. The standard asks for a verifiable London address, a public description of what is actually administered and by what route, a named responsible clinician on a public register, and a public price or price range. Where those cannot be recorded, exclusion is preferable to speculation.
What happens if a clinic's details change after it is listed?
Every entry carries the date it was checked and is re-checked at least every six months. An entry whose details no longer verify is suspended rather than quietly corrected, and the reason and the date are shown. A clinic can ask for its entry to be removed at any time and it is removed without question.
Does this directory assess whether exosome treatment works?
No. That question is answered by the evidence pages on this site, not by a directory. No exosome product holds a UK marketing authorisation as an injectable medicine for any aesthetic or hair indication, and a listing says nothing about whether a treatment is effective or appropriate for any individual.