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About us · Baker Street, London

A specialist cosmetic surgery hospital on Baker Street

Centre for Surgery is a CQC-regulated private hospital in central London, built for cosmetic surgery and run by the people who work in it. Your consultation, your operation, your recovery and every follow-up happen here, under one roof, with one surgeon and one named coordinator from your first call to your last check-up.

  • CQC inspected and rated Good
  • GMC-registered surgeons
  • Over ten years in cosmetic surgery
  • 4.6 Based on 343 Google reviews
A Centre for Surgery front-of-house team member holding open the glass entrance door of the Baker Street hospital in London
Two surgeons in gowns and masks operating under theatre lights at Centre for Surgery, Baker Street, London
The Centre for Surgery clinic frontage at 95 to 97 Baker Street, London W1U 6RN
10+Years in cosmetic surgery
1,500+Procedures a year
2Operating theatres and four consulting rooms
4.6Google rating from 343 reviews

Who we are

A private hospital built for cosmetic surgery

Centre for Surgery was founded over ten years ago with a simple idea: cosmetic surgery is safer, and feels better, when the same team looks after you in the same place every time.

Most cosmetic surgery in London happens in borrowed space — a theatre session rented in a general hospital, or a converted townhouse with a different clinic on every floor. Ours doesn’t. The building was designed for cosmetic surgery from the ground up: two operating theatres, four consulting rooms, a treatment room for procedures under local anaesthetic and a quiet recovery suite, all on one site and all run by our own nurses, anaesthetists and 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. We are registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission, who rate us Good overall.

See our clinical outcomes and safety data →

Two members of the Centre for Surgery front-of-house team standing just inside the glass entrance of the Baker Street hospital in London
95–97 Baker Street, London W1U 6RN

Why patients choose Centre for Surgery

Six things that are true of every patient we treat.

One surgeon, start to finish

The surgeon who assesses you at consultation is the surgeon who operates and sees you at every follow-up. No exceptions, no handovers.

GMC-registered surgeons only

Every procedure is performed by a GMC-registered surgeon. Some also hold NHS consultant posts.

A CQC-regulated hospital, rated Good

Registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission, with the governance, consent and emergency planning of a hospital rather than a clinic.

TIVA anaesthesia as standard

Total intravenous anaesthesia, given by consultant anaesthetists: less sickness, less grogginess, and home the same day for most procedures.

Honest advice, even when it costs us a booking

If surgery isn’t right for you, we say so. A two-week cooling-off period before surgery is standard, and nobody is asked to decide on the day.

One clear, itemised price

A written quote after consultation covering your surgeon, anaesthetist, theatre and follow-up care, with anything charged separately listed before you book. No flash sales. Finance available, subject to status.

Inside the hospital

One building, one team: a short tour of 95–97 Baker Street.

About the Baker Street hospital →
Reception and waiting lounge at Centre for Surgery's Baker Street hospital
Reception and waiting lounge
Nurses, patient coordinators and reception team at Centre for Surgery, Baker Street
The team you'll meet
Centre for Surgery sign above the staircase at 95–97 Baker Street, London
The main staircase
Patient coordinators at the reception desk of Centre for Surgery, 95–97 Baker Street
Patient coordinators
Six members of the Centre for Surgery team laughing together beneath the Centre for Surgery sign at the Baker Street hospital in London
The team under the Centre for Surgery sign at Baker Street
Six members of the Centre for Surgery clinical team standing beneath the operating theatre light at the Baker Street hospital in London
The clinical team in one of our two operating theatres
A Centre for Surgery patient coordinator smiling as she greets a patient at the reception desk of the Baker Street hospital in London
Reception, where you are met by name
Two Centre for Surgery patient coordinators taking enquiry calls at the Baker Street clinic in London
The patient coordinator desk, your single point of contact
Three members of the Centre for Surgery team standing at the reception desk of the Baker Street clinic in London
The reception desk at 95–97 Baker Street

GMC-registered surgeons

Every operation is performed by a GMC-registered surgeon, some of whom also hold NHS consultant posts. You meet your surgeon at consultation; the same surgeon operates and reviews you afterwards.

Meet all our surgeons →

The people you will meet

The team in these photos is the team you will see every time you visit.

Two Centre for Surgery patient coordinators at their desk, one taking an enquiry call, at the Baker Street hospital in London

Patient coordinators

Your named point of contact from the first call to your final follow-up. They book your consultation, send your quote and are the person you message if something feels off during recovery.

Four Centre for Surgery nurses laughing together in the clinical area of the Baker Street hospital in London

Nursing team

Our own nurses, not agency staff. They prepare you for theatre, look after you in recovery and check in on you in the days after surgery.

Two members of the Centre for Surgery front-of-house team at the entrance of the Baker Street clinic in London

Front of house

The first faces you see. They meet you at the door and keep the day running quietly around you.

How we work

We give honest advice, even when it costs us a booking

A consultation here isn’t a sales appointment. The surgeon you meet is the surgeon who would operate, and their job is to tell you whether surgery is the right answer — including when it isn’t. Sometimes a non-surgical treatment will give you a better result. Sometimes your expectations and what surgery can deliver don’t match. And sometimes we say no. We turn patients away, and it is one reason our results are consistent.

There is a two-week cooling-off period before any surgery is booked. There is no pressure to decide on the day, and if you change your mind, you don’t owe us a reason.

The Centre for Surgery team lined up together in the reception area of the Baker Street hospital in London

Your patient journey

Six steps, one team, from your first call to your final follow-up.

  1. 1

    Booking your consultation

    A patient coordinator takes your first call, asks what you’re considering and any medical history we should know about, and matches you with the right surgeon. In person at Baker Street or by video, with a fixed consultation fee confirmed when you book.

  2. 2

    Confirmation

    You get a confirmation by email and SMS with the address, who you’ll see and what to expect. Anything you want the surgeon to look at can be flagged in advance.

  3. 3

    Your consultation

    You meet the surgeon who would perform your procedure, not a sales advisor. They examine you, listen, and talk through the realistic options, including whether surgery is right for you. Your written quote follows the next working day.

  4. 4

    The two weeks before surgery

    A two-week cooling-off period before any surgery is booked. Our nurses run your pre-operative assessment and give you a clear list of what to do and what to avoid.

  5. 5

    The day of your procedure

    You see your surgeon first, then meet your consultant anaesthetist. After surgery you recover in our suite under the nursing team, and go home when they are satisfied you are ready.

  6. 6

    Your aftercare

    The nursing team checks in on you in the days after surgery, your surgeon reviews you, and follow-ups continue until your surgeon is satisfied with your recovery.

Regulated, inspected, published

Care Quality Commission

Registered and inspected as an independent hospital. Rated Good overall at our last inspection.

Read about our CQC rating →

General Medical Council

Every surgeon is registered with the General Medical Council, and most are also on the GMC Specialist Register. You can check any of them on the GMC’s public register.

Meet the surgeons →

Published outcomes

We publish our clinical outcomes and patient safety data every year, so you can see how we perform rather than take our word for it.

See our outcomes and safety data →

Where to find us

Centre for Surgery
95–97 Baker Street
London W1U 6RN

Baker Street station is a three-minute walk (Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee and Metropolitan lines). Marylebone station is about ten minutes on foot.

020 7993 4849

Monday09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday09:00 - 18:00
Thursday09:00 - 18:00
Friday09:00 - 18:00
Saturday09:00 - 18:00

Directions and contact details

The Centre for Surgery clinic frontage at 95 to 97 Baker Street, London W1U 6RN
The hospital entrance at 95–97 Baker Street

Questions about Centre for Surgery

Is Centre for Surgery CQC registered?

Yes. We are registered with the Care Quality Commission as an independent hospital and inspected by them. Our current overall rating is Good.

Who are the surgeons at Centre for Surgery?

Plastic surgeons, an oculoplastic surgeon, an ENT surgeon and a gynaecologist, all registered with the GMC. Every surgeon has a profile on our team page.

Where is Centre for Surgery?

95–97 Baker Street, London W1U 6RN, a three-minute walk from Baker Street station.

Do I need a GP referral for cosmetic surgery?

No. You can book a consultation directly with a surgeon, in person at Baker Street or by video.

What is TIVA anaesthesia?

Total intravenous anaesthesia: the anaesthetic is given through a vein by a consultant anaesthetist rather than as a gas. Patients wake more clearly, with less sickness, and most go home the same day.

Will I need to stay overnight after surgery?

Most procedures are day cases. You will need a responsible adult to take you home and stay with you for 24 hours. For patients staying locally, overnight nursing can be arranged.

How much does a consultation cost?

There is a fixed consultation fee, confirmed when you book, which covers the surgeon’s time and a full assessment. Your coordinator tells you the fee before anything is charged.

Has Centre for Surgery won any awards?

Yes. We won the WhatClinic Patient Service Award in 2026 and WhatClinic service awards in 2019, 2020 and 2023, were Aesthetics Awards finalists in 2025 and 2026, and were finalists in the International Hospital Federation (IHF) Awards in 2022. The full list, with how each award is judged, is on our awards and accolades page.

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    regulated by CQC

    Rated Good overall
    Our CQC report

    Our surgeons are members of

    • royal college of surgeons
    • International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
    • European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery
    • British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS)