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Practically every private consultant in the UK is an NHS one as well, they are literally the same people (apart from certain specialities where there is no private market). What's different is number of nurses, midwives and overall resources and support.
Also remember that private doctors in the UK generally don't deal with expensive, complicated, life-threatening conditions (cancer, heart disease etc). The NHS handles all of that. Private doctors focus on low-risk high-return stuff (dermatology, fertility, lasik etc)
Your experience with an NHS dermatologist will probably suck because the actual treatment part is easy and cheap and they want to get you out of the way as soon as possible. When you go to a private dermatologist you are mainly paying for them to treat you nicely.
Given my complicated IVF route, I had my bloods taken MANY times. Multiple private and NHS places. Most struggle with my veins, and often I get 2-5 attempts. The two best phlebotomists were: a pediatric one at Portland hospital and just normal UCLH one at a local health centre.
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