Cosmetic surgery · Baker Street, London
Cosmetic and plastic surgery for the face, breast and body at our CQC-regulated private hospital on Baker Street. Every operation is planned and performed by a GMC-registered surgeon, most as day cases under TIVA anaesthesia, with aftercare from the same team.
Browse by the area you want to change. Every procedure page explains who it suits, what happens, recovery and the price.
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Rhinoplasty reshapes the bridge, tip or nostrils; septoplasty and turbinate reduction restore breathing; and the two are often combined in one operation. Our facial plastic and ENT surgeons also perform revision, ultrasonic and preservation rhinoplasty.
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Blepharoplasty removes hooded upper lids and under-eye bags, while a brow lift raises a heavy forehead that is pulling the lids down. Your surgeon will tell you which is behind the tired look, because treating the wrong one is a common cause of disappointment.
Excess skin from heavy upper lids, bags from the lower lids, or both.
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Raises the whole brow through small incisions hidden in the hair.
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Lifts a downturned outer corner or firms a loose lower lid.
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From a mini facelift for early jowling to a deep plane facelift and neck lift for more advanced ageing, plus otoplasty, lip lifts, chin and buccal fat surgery. Each procedure is matched to the tissue that has changed rather than to a single technique.
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Breast augmentation with Silimed implants or your own fat, breast lift and reduction, implant removal and revision, and correction of asymmetry, tuberous breasts and nipple concerns. Each procedure addresses a different problem, and many can be combined safely.
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Liposuction and VASER for stubborn fat, tummy tuck and mini tummy tuck for loose skin and separated muscles, and lifts for the arms and thighs. Mummy makeovers combine procedures in one stage where it is safe to do so.
Removes stubborn fat from the tummy, flanks, thighs, arms and chin.
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Removes loose skin, tightens the muscles and reshapes the waist.
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Ultrasound-assisted lipo for fibrous areas and finer shaping.
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Excess skin after bariatric surgery, dieting or weight-loss injections is removed area by area: fleur-de-lis and extended tummy tucks, lower and upper body lifts, and arm, thigh and breast lifts, planned in stages once your weight is stable.
Matches each area of loose skin to the right lift, planned in stages.
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Removes skin from side to side as well as top to bottom.
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Tightens the underside of the upper arm by removing excess skin.
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A Brazilian butt lift uses your own fat to add shape and size, buttock implants add projection where there is little fat to move, and a buttock lift removes loose skin after weight loss.
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Labiaplasty, clitoral hood reduction, vaginoplasty and perineoplasty, plus laser and injectable treatments for laxity, dryness and stress incontinence, performed by a consultant gynaecologist and plastic surgeons in a private, discreet setting.
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Gynecomastia surgery for a puffy chest, male liposuction and abdominal etching, rhinoplasty, chin and jaw surgery and pectoral implants, all planned to keep a masculine outline.
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FTM and MTF top surgery, facial feminisation, tracheal shave and body contouring for trans and non-binary patients, available privately without a GP referral.
The surgeon who assesses you is the surgeon who operates and sees you at every follow-up.
Total intravenous anaesthesia gives a quicker, clearer recovery, so most patients go home the same day.
Rated Good overall. Established for over ten years at 95–97 Baker Street, London W1.
A written, itemised quote after consultation, with finance options if you want to spread the cost.
Every operation at Centre for Surgery is performed by a GMC-registered surgeon. You meet your surgeon at consultation, and the same surgeon operates and reviews you afterwards.
You meet your surgeon at Baker Street, in person or by video, to talk through what you want to change and what is realistic.
A written treatment plan and an itemised quote, with time to decide. A cooling-off period before surgery is standard.
Day-case surgery under TIVA in our Baker Street theatres. You go home the same day with written aftercare instructions.
Nurse-led wound checks and surgeon follow-up are included, with contact details for the clinical team if you have a concern.
Every photo in our gallery is of a Centre for Surgery patient, shared with consent. Browse results by procedure to see what is realistic for you.
Cost guides for every procedure, with what each quote covers, what changes the price and how finance works. Your exact price is confirmed in writing after your consultation.
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Plastic surgery is the surgical specialty. Cosmetic, or aesthetic, surgery is the part of it that changes appearance in healthy patients, as opposed to reconstruction after injury, illness or a birth difference. Our surgeons are trained in both, which is why reconstructive principles, such as scar placement and tissue handling, run through every cosmetic operation.
It depends on the procedure, the anaesthetic and whether operations are combined. We publish typical prices for every procedure on our costs page and confirm your exact cost in a written quote after your consultation.
Look for a provider registered with the Care Quality Commission, surgeons on the GMC Specialist Register for plastic surgery, and the same surgeon from consultation through to follow-up. Centre for Surgery is a CQC-regulated private hospital, rated Good overall, and has operated from Baker Street for over ten years.
All surgery carries risk. It is reduced by careful patient selection, GMC-registered surgeons, a regulated hospital and good aftercare. Most of our operations are day cases under TIVA, a form of intravenous anaesthesia with a quicker, clearer recovery. Your surgeon explains the specific risks of your procedure before you consent.
Check that the surgeon is on the GMC Specialist Register, ask who will actually operate, ask how complications are handled, and never agree to surgery at the first appointment. A cooling-off period before surgery is standard practice.
Often, yes. A breast lift with implants, a tummy tuck with liposuction, or a facelift with eyelid surgery are common combinations. Your surgeon decides what is safe based on operating time and recovery.
No. You can book a consultation directly with a surgeon, in person at Baker Street or by video.
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