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Dr. Nisith Sheth MBBS, FRCP (UK), CCST (Derm)

Dermatologist and Dermatological Surgeon / GMC: 6032057

Dr. Sheth is a Consultant Dermatologist and Dermatological Surgeon at the St John’s Institute of Dermatology, one of the world’s leading centres for patients with skin problems, based at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals. He has expertise in skin cancer, skin surgery, laser treatment, botulinum toxin, fillers, peels, general dermatology (such as acne, rosacea, psoriasis, other rashes, scar treatment and pigmentation) and cosmetic dermatology.

Dr. Sheth entered medical school with a British Medical Association scholarship and graduated with class and national prizes. He went on to train in the UK, USA and Canada and completed additional fellowship training in complex skin surgery, particularly Mohs micro-graphic surgery, lasers and minimally invasive cosmetic procedures. He won an award at the American Academy of Dermatology for research in melanoma skin cancer.

Dr. Sheth treats a range of skin problems and receives referrals from GPs and other specialists for his opinion on managing common and rare skin problems and complications following cosmetic procedures.

He is often invited to give lectures at the speciality conferences and advises the media and legal profession on a range of skin topics. He is a regular speaker for the European Academy of Dermatology.

Dr. Sheth sits on the boards of a number of national and European committees, including ones for the British Cosmetic Dermatology Group and the Royal College of Surgeons Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery Interface Group, that set standards for practice and training.  He is also a college representative for The Royal College of Physicians and was listed in the Who’s Who of Medicine and Healthcare 2009-10 and Tatler Beauty and Surgery Guide 2012 as one of the best for laser doctors.

Research led by Dr. Nisith Sheth

  • Carbon dioxide laser ablation for trichoepitheliomas: The largest reported series.
  • Our experience of carbon dioxide laser ablation of angiofibromas: Case series and literature review.

Specialist Treatments

Mole & Skin Cancer Surgery

Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetics

General Dermatology

Mohs Surgery

Mohs Surgery is a microscopically controlled surgery used to treat common types of skin cancer performed by removing skin cancer layer by layer and examining the tissue under a microscope until healthy, cancer-free tissue around the tumour is reached (called clear margins).

Today, Mohs surgery has come to be accepted as the single most effective technique for removing Basal Cell Carcinoma and Squamous Cell Carcinoma (BCCs and SCCs), the two most common skin cancers. It spares the greatest amount of healthy tissue while also completely removing cancer cells; cure rates for BCC and SCC are an unparalleled 98% or higher with Mohs, significantly better than the rates for a standard excision or any other accepted skin cancer removal method. Unlike other skin cancer procedures where a random sample of the clear margin is examined, by undergoing Mohs surgery, patients get a comprehensive examination of the surgical margin, providing more accurate results.

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Memberships:

  • British Association of Dermatologists
  • British Society of Dermatological Surgery
  • Royal College of Physicians
  • British Cosmetic Dermatology Group
  • European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology
  • European Society of Micrographic Surgery
  • American Society of Laser Medicine and Surgery

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There will be a fee for a Consultant-led appointment.

This is representative of the time you spend with the Consultant and the bespoke treatment plan drawn up according to your needs.

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Testimonials

"Have been having treatment from Dr Sheth over the last 4 years; he is very professional, and has a wonderful bedside manner. I thoroughly recommend him."

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Testimonials

"Dr Sheth couldn't have been more friendly and professional. I was very anxious about my visit but he reassured me and now all is well. Thank you."

Anonymous

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"Dr Sheth treated me for skin cancer. We saw lots of doctors before and we just felt completely safe in his hands. You could just tell he had done this sort of thing time and time again. He was calm and assured and we are so pleased with how it turned out- there's barely anything to see now"

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Testimonials

"Thoroughly recommend Dr Nisith Sheth. I have had Botox with him several times and he is always so thorough, completes a full consultation beforehand and is extremely knowledgeable, reassuring, calm and very professional in his approach. I am thrilled with the results! Thank you!"

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"Dr Sheth was thorough, professional and personable and was happy to discuss the various treatment options and prognosis at length. I would have no hesitation in recommending him."

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"Dr Nisith Sheth was recommended to me by a dermatologist through my company’s health care scheme. I found Dr Sheth to be very personable and informative. Dr Sheth discussed in detail the treatments available to me and did so in a warm, and compassionate manner. The level of service I received from Dr Sheth, his PA and the nursing team at The Cadogan Clinic was first rate. From the initial consultation through to the aftercare I received post operation was of a very high standard and I am very grateful to Dr Sheth and his team for helping me through a challenging period."

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The humility of caring for somebody gives reassurance to the individual, providing them with confidence that they are receiving the best treatment and care

Dr. Nisith Sheth

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