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Harley Street Skin Clinic

A 20-year Harley Street skin clinic now prescribing GLP-1s at prices several times the typical UK market rate.

Tiro Score 3.9/5Trustpilot 4.6 Marylebone & Harley Street

Data verified 1–2 August 2026 · methodology

Our review

Harley Street Skin Clinic (Harley St Skin Clinic Ltd, 14 Devonshire Place) is a long-running, doctor-led aesthetics clinic — founded 2004, led by Dr Aamer Khan — that has added Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro to its core Botox, filler and rhinoplasty work. A free consultation is advertised; Ozempic can be self-administered at home or given in-clinic. Pricing is markedly above the typical UK market: a single Ozempic injection is £800, a six-dose home course £3,795, and an in-clinic course £5,495; Wegovy and Mounjaro are both quoted "from £800" with plans up to £5,495. No CQC or GPhC registration is stated on the clinic's own pages, and a CQC register search returned no match, though this isn't conclusive given limited access to the register. Reviewers report a 4.6 Trustpilot rating, though the reviews relate to general aesthetic treatments rather than GLP-1. Best for existing clinic clients prioritising a premium, in-clinic experience over price.

Location

Marylebone & Harley Street

14 Devonshire Place, London, W1G 6HX (clinic/trading address)

Hale House, Unit 5, 296a Green Lanes, Palmers Green, London, N13 5TW (Companies House registered office)

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Verification

Legal name
Harley St Skin Clinic Ltd
Companies House
15385301
Phone
020 7436 4441

How it works

Private, doctor-led clinic at 14 Devonshire Place (Harley Street area). Site states treatment is 'doctor-led' and prescription-only, overseen by lead practitioner Dr Aamer Khan (GMC number 3128431 as quoted on-site; not independently verified against the GMC register, which blocked automated access). Process described as: consultation to set expectations -> preparation phase -> weekly injection (self-described as 'quick, easy, relatively noninvasive') -> follow-up/monitoring. For Ozempic, injections can either be administered in-clinic by staff or self-administered at home with medication supplied (priced differently). No titration protocol, required blood tests, or prescribing pathway detail is published. Clinic states 20+ years operating history (founded 2004) primarily as an aesthetics/skin clinic (Botox, fillers, rhinoplasty, skin tags, facials) with GLP-1 weight-loss injections as an added treatment line.

Medications & prices

MedicationDoses & prices as listedSource
Mounjaro (tirzepatide)"Starts at £800" per treatment; individualised treatment plans quoted as ranging £800–£5,495; no finance option available.checked 1–2 August 2026
Wegovy (semaglutide)"Starts at £800"; individualised treatment plans quoted as ranging £800–£5,495 depending on length/condition; no finance option available.checked 1–2 August 2026
Wegovy (semaglutide)Single injection: £800. Course of 6 doses, self-administered at home: £3,795. Course of 6 doses, administered in-clinic: £5,495.checked 1–2 August 2026

Consultation & fees: Free consultation advertised on the Ozempic/Wegovy/Mounjaro treatment pages ('Free Consultation' in page titles). A search-snippet also showed a site-wide '£50 off first appointment' promo, not independently re-confirmed on-page.

Delivery: In-clinic weekly injection by clinic staff, OR (for Ozempic specifically) a self-administered 'at-home' course where medication is supplied to the patient — priced lower than the in-clinic option (£3,795 vs £5,495 for a 6-dose course).

What reviewers say

Praised

  • · Friendly, professional, attentive staff (Trustpilot)
  • · Clean, welcoming, 'luxurious' clinic environment (Trustpilot)
  • · Clear, reassuring communication from practitioners (Trustpilot)
  • · Some long-term patient loyalty cited, e.g. one reviewer noting 20 years as a patient (Trustpilot)
  • · Note: the Trustpilot reviews found are about the clinic's general aesthetic services (Botox, fillers, rhinoplasty, microneedling); no GLP-1/weight-loss-specific reviews were surfaced.

Complained about

  • · One Trustpilot review reported dissatisfaction with filler/Botox results (not GLP-1-related); the clinic publicly responded that this may be a mix-up with a different business since they operate only one London location.

Things to know

  • Pricing is markedly above the typical UK private GLP-1 market: a single Ozempic injection is listed at £800 (vs a market norm of roughly £150–£250 per month at most UK online pharmacies/clinics), and Wegovy/Mounjaro are both quoted 'from £800'. Source: clinic's own treatment pages (harleystreetskinclinic.com/treatment/mounjaro, /wegovy, /ozempic).
  • No CQC registration or GPhC registration is stated anywhere on the clinic's own site pages reviewed, despite the site describing prescription-only injectable medicines (Ozempic/Wegovy/Mounjaro) being administered on the premises.
  • A search of the CQC register (cqc.org.uk) for 'Harley Street Skin Clinic' returned no matching result as of 2 Aug 2026 — flagged for manual verification rather than treated as confirmed non-registration, since automated access to cqc.org.uk was largely blocked in this pass.
  • The GMC registration number quoted on-site for lead practitioner Dr Aamer Khan (3128431) could not be independently verified against the GMC register in this pass (gmc-uk.org blocked automated access) — worth a manual check before publishing.
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