ABOUT DR JONES

Dr Jennifer Jones is a consultant dermatologist who trained in London, Miami and Auckland. She works both privately and in the NHS.

 

She understands the impact that skin problems can have on your quality of life and confidence. She will give you the time you need to talk about your concerns and to feel listened to. Not all conditions can be cured but Dr Jones has years of experience and she will do all she can to help improve your symptoms, so that you can get on with your everyday life.

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She is happy to see patients from age 16 years, with any general skin complaints.

Her specialist interests include acne, skin cancer, eczema and alopecia (hair loss). 

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Dr Jones studied medicine at the Royal Free Hospital, University of London and also qualified with a BSc Honours degree in 1991. She trained in dermatology at University College and Chelsea and Westminster Hospitals, in London and also internationally at the dermatology departments of Miami, Barcelona and Auckland University Hospitals. She completed her specialist training in 2006. 

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She has worked as an NHS Consultant at the Royal Free Hospital, London, since 2007. It is the largest dermatology unit in North London, where she was head of dermatology specialist training for 15 years. It is a tertiary referral centre for skin cancer. She has extensive experience in the diagnosis and management of all skin conditions, but has specialist clinics in the diagnosis and management of complex eczema and  skin cancer. She is also a Consultant appraiser.

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Dr Jones is a member of the British Association of Dermatology (BAD), British Society for Skin Care in Immunosuppressed Individuals (BISCII) and is a member of the British Hair and Nail Society (BHNS). She was treasurer for BHNS for ten years. She gained Membership of the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP) in 2000. 

 

She was an advisory consultant for a multinational cosmetic company from 2005 -2016, and was a spokesperson for the British Skin Foundation for many years. 

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She has presented nationally and internationally and is published in the medical literature. She edited the hair chapter for the 4 the edition of "Differential Diagnosis in Dermatology". 

 

She spent four years working in South America and speaks Spanish.

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Dr Jones has no financial links with any hospitals or laboratories.