Our headquarters are situated in the historic town of East Grinstead on the same site as The Queen Victoria Hospital, the home of plastic surgery in the UK. The clinic is close to Gatwick airport and only approx 45 minutes from London by train. Situated within the world famous McIndoe Hospital, we offer a friendly, affordable yet exclusive service with easy, secure parking.
How to get in touch
By Telephone
01342 330 302
By Email
help@banwellclinic.com
Or Feel Free To Drop Into The Clinic
The Banwell Clinic
McIndoe Surgical Centre
Holtye Road
East Grinstead
West Sussex RH19 3EB
Our headquarters are situated in the historic town of East Grinstead on the same site as The Queen Victoria Hospital, the home of plastic surgery in the UK. The clinic is close to Gatwick airport and only approx 45 minutes from London by train. Situated within the world famous McIndoe Hospital, we offer a friendly, affordable yet exclusive service with easy, secure parking. We also run additional skin health clinics in Sussex, Kent and Surrey (including Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks, Haywards Heath, Brighton, Worthing and in central London).
Have you ever thought about having a glamorous, bespoke photo experience? Following your cosmetic surgery you’ll feel empowered to change the way you feel about yourself. A photo shoot with an experienced specialist who’ll offer professional make up, hair dressing and expert pose coaching is a massive confidence boost. Women with great style and taste… Read more »
Microdermabrasion is a facial which is a deeply effective treatment for renewing a fresher, younger more luminous skin. The Microdermabrasion technique works with tiny crystals, which gently buff away any unwanted, tired skin cells that cause dull looking skin. Don’t worry – it sounds a bit scary but the crystals are small enough not to… Read more »
If you need to purify and rehydrate your skin after the Christmas break this may be worth a try! Rationale ProCeramide Cleanser inundates the skin with a cascade of nourishing lipids which boosts hydration and firmness. At The Banwell Clinic this is by far our favourite cleanser; it also supports replenishing the skin’s intercellular lipids… Read more »
As well as resting our minds and body, sleep is also when our skin heals and repairs. Step 6 of Rationale Skin Care Essential Six works synergistically with DNA repair enzymes to target damaged DNA and nurture cellular regeneration processes. DNA Reactivating Night Cream is a triple Vitamin A complex containing Retinol, Retinaldehyde and Retinyl… Read more »
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Are you escaping the English cold for some winter sun? Don’t forget to pick up B3-T. A sheer daily superfluid sun cream for skin hydration and broad spectrum photo protection. SPF50+. Delivery to your home is available. Call us on 01342 330302 or email help@banwellclinic.com
At The Banwell Clinic we are the proud new owners of the latest technology in 3D Breast scanning. This enables us to communicate and collaborate on the outcomes of breast procedures by generating images using the patient’s own body characteristics in photo-realistic 3D. Our Breast scanner captures high quality 3D images of a patient’s torso… Read more »
Suffer with Rosacea? You’re not the only one. Rosacea is a common, often chronic, skin condition that mainly affects the face. Whilst symptoms are active, one can expect to experience flushing, burning and stinging sensations, permanent redness, spots and the development of small blood vessels in the skin. The exact cause of Rosacea is unknown…. Read more »