After twenty-five years I have come to believe in three things above everything else: time, honesty and proper science. Everything else, however lovely, is decoration.
If you are reading this, you are probably somewhere in the middle of a story that has not gone the way you thought it would, whether that is hair that has been thinning for a while, a brow that has never grown back, or old pigment that no longer looks like you, and I know how private those things can feel.
I opened Little London Clinic, formerly The White House Clinic, after twenty-five years in hair and brow loss, because I wanted a place that took the time to listen properly, to diagnose properly, and only then to decide what to do, if anything at all. For someone navigating alopecia, cancer treatment, hormonal change or the quiet weight of long-term hair loss, that time is not a nicety to be squeezed in around the treatment; it is the whole point of coming.
So every appointment begins with a consultation, and you will always have an honest understanding of what is possible for you before anything begins, with as much time as you need if you would rather think it over.
With care,
Zara Rouse x
Founder · Little London Clinic
About the clinic →-
Fifteen years as a hair technician.
Years in hair transplant clinics on Harley Street and in Mayfair, which is where her work in hair loss began.
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Fifteen years in eyebrow transplants.
Rebuilding brows hair by hair as an eyebrow transplant technician, alongside her work in hair restoration.
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Twelve years in permanent makeup.
An advanced brow and PMU specialist, and a PMU Certified Master Trainer with PMU Academy of the Year.
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Trained in hair restoration.
Foundation training as a hair transplant restoration technician, and years beside clients living with alopecia and hair loss after chemotherapy.
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CIBTAC accredited.
Qualified through Keystone Healthcare Training, with the clinic insured by BABTAC.
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A qualified educator.
A BTEC Level 3 Award and a Level 2 in Education and Training, and a professional educator and trainer.

Twenty-five years of considered work, in a single afternoon.
It begins with a conversation, a proper look and an honest answer, and nothing happens until you are ready.