Arrival
Reception and waiting lounge
Where you are met on arrival, and where the person with you can wait while you are in theatre or recovery.
The hospital · Marylebone, London
Inside our hospital at 95–97 Baker Street
Centre for Surgery is a CQC-regulated private hospital in Marylebone, three minutes’ walk from Baker Street station. Your consultation, your operation, your recovery and every follow-up take place in this one building, with the same team each time.
- CQC inspected and rated Good
- Day-case surgical hospital
- Open Monday to Saturday
2Operating theatres
4Consulting rooms
1Treatment room for local anaesthetic procedures
1Recovery suite
3 minWalk from Baker Street station
About the building
A private hospital in Marylebone, built for cosmetic surgery
Most cosmetic surgery in London takes place in rented theatre time inside a larger hospital. Ours doesn’t. The building at 95–97 Baker Street was fitted out for one purpose: consultations, day-case surgery and recovery, run by our own nurses, anaesthetists and patient coordinators.
It is a discreet place to be treated. You are met at the door by someone who knows your name, consultations happen behind a closed door, and you recover in a suite set apart from the consulting rooms.
The hospital is registered with the Care Quality Commission and rated Good overall at its last inspection. You can read the full report, and the clinical outcomes we publish each year, on our outcomes and patient safety page. The industry awards we have received, including the WhatClinic Patient Service Award 2026, are listed on our awards and accolades page.
A tour of the hospital
Everything from your first consultation to your final follow-up happens under one roof.
Consulting rooms
Four private consulting rooms
Where you meet your surgeon, are examined and talk through your options. Video consultations are also available.
Before surgery
Pre-operative assessment
Our nurses check your health before surgery is confirmed and give you a clear list of what to do and what to avoid beforehand.
Operating theatres
Two operating theatres
Where your operation takes place, with a consultant anaesthetist and our own theatre nurses.
Recovery
Recovery suite
Monitored recovery bays, set apart from the consulting rooms, where the nursing team looks after you until you are ready to go home.
Patient coordinators
Your single point of contact
The coordinator team who book your appointments, send your written quote and answer your questions before and after surgery.
Your first visit
What to expect when you arrive at Baker Street
“You are met at the door by someone who knows your name.”
Reception and the waiting lounge are where your visit starts, and where the person with you can wait while you are in theatre or recovery. Consultations happen behind a closed door, and recovery is in a suite set apart from the consulting rooms.
How the hospital keeps surgery safe
A day-case hospital, set up so that most patients go home the same day.
TIVA, given by consultant anaesthetists
Total intravenous anaesthesia is our standard for operations that need you asleep: less sickness and grogginess on waking, and home the same day for most procedures.
Assessed before every operation
Our nurses run a pre-operative assessment before surgery is confirmed, so any health question is picked up well before the day.
GMC-registered surgeons only
Every operation is performed by a GMC-registered surgeon. The surgeon you meet at consultation is the surgeon who operates.
Home only when you are ready
You are discharged when the nursing team is satisfied you are ready, with a responsible adult to take you home and stay with you for 24 hours.
Your day of surgery at Baker Street
What happens from the moment you arrive.
- 1
Arrival
Reception checks you in and a nurse takes you through to get ready.
- 2
Before theatre
You see your surgeon to confirm the plan, then meet your consultant anaesthetist.
- 3
Your operation
Your surgery takes place in one of our two operating theatres.
- 4
Recovery and home
You recover in our suite under the nursing team and go home with a responsible adult.
Staying near the hospital
Many patients travel to us from across the UK and abroad.
Travelling from outside London
If you are travelling a distance, your consultation and pre-operative appointment can usually be combined into a single visit.
Hotels near Baker Street
We have agreements with several hotels close to the hospital. Your patient coordinator shares the current options and rates.
Overnight nursing
If you are staying locally after surgery, overnight nursing can be arranged at an extra cost. Your surgeon advises when it is safe to travel home.
Getting here
Find us on Baker Street
Centre for Surgery
95–97 Baker Street
London W1U 6RN
020 7993 4849
Baker Street station is a three-minute walk, on the Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee and Metropolitan lines. Marylebone station is about ten minutes on foot.
- Monday
- 9AM - 6PM
- Tuesday
- 9AM - 6PM
- Wednesday
- 9AM - 6PM
- Thursday
- 9AM - 6PM
- Friday
- 9AM - 6PM
- Saturday
- 9AM - 6PM
- Sunday
- Closed
Treatments at our Baker Street hospital
Cosmetic surgery, skin treatments and minor procedures, all carried out in this building.
FaceRhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift
BreastAugmentation, lift, reduction
BodyLiposuction, tummy tuck, BBL
Cosmetic gynaecologyLabiaplasty, vaginoplasty
MenGynaecomastia, male liposuction
Gender-affirming surgeryTop surgery, facial feminisation
Skin and aestheticsLasers, injectables, mole removal
Before and after photosReal patient results
The team at Baker Street
GMC-registered surgeons, with our own nurses, anaesthetists and patient coordinators.
Our surgeons and our own nurses
Every operation is performed by a GMC-registered surgeon, and the surgeon you meet at consultation is the surgeon who operates.
The nurses who prepare you for theatre are our own, not agency staff. The same team looks after you in recovery and checks in on you in the days after surgery.
What patients say about the hospital
Reviews from Google. We can’t edit or remove what patients write.
4.6 Based on 343 Google reviews
“All nurses reassured me, and gave me all the information needed to ensure good healing. They have been the sweetest, they’re so polite and funny”
Louise A. · Google review · August 2025
“The service is excellent, all the staff and doctors are very professional and friendly. […] The clinical procedures and risk management practices are excellent, to minimise any risks.”
Eduardo G. · Google review · January 2024
“Felt very welcomed the whole time and both before and after my procedure all the staff were lovely and brilliant at making sure I was as comfortable as possible.”
Andy R. · Google review · May 2023
Visiting the hospital: common questions
Where is Centre for Surgery?
95–97 Baker Street, London W1U 6RN, in Marylebone. Baker Street station is a three-minute walk.
Is Centre for Surgery a hospital or a clinic?
A private hospital. It is registered with the Care Quality Commission as an independent hospital, with its own operating theatres and recovery suite, and is rated Good overall.
What is the nearest tube station?
Baker Street, on the Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee and Metropolitan lines. Marylebone mainline station is about ten minutes on foot.
Will I stay overnight after surgery?
Most operations are day cases, so you go home the same day with a responsible adult who stays with you for 24 hours. If you are staying locally, overnight nursing can be arranged at an extra cost.
Can I stay in a hotel near the hospital?
Yes. We have agreements with several hotels near Baker Street, and your patient coordinator can share the current options and rates.
I live outside London. How many visits will I need?
Your consultation and pre-operative appointment can usually be combined into one visit. Your surgeon advises when it is safe to travel home after surgery.
What are your opening hours?
Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm. We are closed on Sundays.
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