What happens during your consultation?

We’ll review your medical history, discuss concerns and confirm your suitability for treatment. We’ll explain the process, risks, use of pigments, treatment and aftercare. If visiting in-clinic we may perform a patch test to check for pigment sensitivity. We’ll prepare a personalised treatment plan and at the end of the session you’ll have all the information needed to make an informed decision about whether to proceed with treatment.

How much does a consultation cost?

In-clinic consultations at our Harley Street, London location or at our Betchworth, Surrey location cost £195. Online consultations cost £95. The consultation charge is not deductible from your treatment fee.

Please note: If you are intending to book an online consultation, you will need to send detailed photos to our team using our online form ahead of your consultation. Online consultations will be conducted using Zoom video calling.

Do you have any questions before booking?

If you have any questions before booking we recommend reading our FAQ page before contacting us. Alternatively you can email us on info@raedenman.co.uk

Are you an international client (mobile number doesn’t start with +44)?

If so, you may struggle to complete your booking above. Instead, we suggest emailing us or calling us on 07967 758714 and we will help you organise your consultation.

Rae Denman Medical Tattoo & Expert Witness Ltd

Located at: Tillow Barn
Roothill Lane,
Brockham,
BETCHWORTH,
RH3 7AS

It’s a pleasure to welcome you to Rae Denman Medical Tattoo & Expert Witness Ltd. We offer a space for everyone who is negatively impacted by their visible difference to come and get advice, treatment, and aftercare in a safe and non-judgemental environment.

Rae Denman

If you’re here to address a visible difference, you can be confident that this is the first step toward confidence and zest for living. Whether your visible difference is large or small, able to be covered or not, and whatever age, sex, race, or distinction, you will be taken seriously and treated respectfully.

I combine my extensive training and body art skills with a warm, empathetic approach to help you feel at ease.

I specialise in the visible reduction of scarring and skin grafts.

After achieving a BA Hons in Graphic Design, I focused within the Medical Tattooing industry and attained a wealth of qualifications including a Diploma of Excellence in Cosmetic tattooing, Diploma in Professional MakeUp & Body painting, and Core Synchronism Lymphatic from The New Mexico School of Natural Therapeutics. I also developed my expertise further with specific courses at The British Association of Skin Camouflage and several courses focused on scarring, areola, camouflage, skin grafts, vitiligo and facial feature restoration.

Previously I worked in the NHS Burns and Plastics Department at Morriston Hospital and now work privately at The London Scar Clinic, Harley Street and in Reigate, Surrey.

What is said about Rae…

As one of the country’s leading experts in this specialist area, Rae Denman has formulated new techniques for scarring as well as Port Wine Birthmark coverage. Rae is the only person in the UK to offer medical tattooing for the coverage of port wine birthmarks, bringing international patients to the UK for this specialist service as well as scar camouflage.

Rae is also dedicated to her role as a medico-legal expert witness and report writer, focusing on condition and prognosis reports for patients with scarring.

Rae has worked as a Para-medical camouflage consultant for The Katie-Piper Foundation, working one-to-one with burn survivors, and was featured on television and in the press, and won an award for Life Changing Procedure for her ground-breaking work.

Rae Denman’s clinic work includes medical tattooing for: scar, hypopigmentation and skin graft re-pigmentation; nipple/areola and cleft lip restoration; gender reassignment realism and port wine birthmark camouflage.

Mrs Rae Denman has had research published in Psychology, Health and Medicine, Feb 9th 2021. “My face in someones else hands”: A qualitative study of medical tattooing in women with hair loss. (Nicola Stock, Nicholas D Sharratt.)

Rae Denman-Tanner FdA, BA(Hons)