Dr. Nos Aesthetic Clinic in London

Doctor-led aesthetic medicine in Marylebone and Fitzrovia

Dr Olga Nos' Clinic is the kind of aesthetics clinic London patients choose when they want a doctor's judgement, not a treatment menu, to decide what is worth doing. Dr Olga Nos is a GMC-registered medical doctor, and the clinic is based at Saki House, 97 Mortimer Street, where Marylebone meets Fitzrovia. It works as an aesthetics beauty clinic with a doctor at its centre: face, skin and hair are assessed as one picture, and the aim is balanced, natural-looking results that leave you looking like yourself, only more rested and more confident.

What to check before you trust a clinic with injectables and devices

An aesthetic and beauty clinic can offer everything from facials to injectables, so the name tells you little about how a treatment is planned. Three checks do more: is the person assessing you a registered doctor, will they explain which products and devices they use and why, and can you see real before-and-after examples? The gallery on this page shows Elixir, HIFU, Sculptra and anti-wrinkle results, so you can judge the work for yourself.

What a doctor looks at before recommending any treatment

A good aesthetic clinic starts with assessment, not a price list. At Dr Olga Nos' Clinic the first conversation covers what bothers you, how your skin behaves, where volume or firmness has changed and, if hair is the concern, how it has thinned. From there the doctor proposes which treatments suit you and in what order, sometimes combining, for example, injectables with energy-based tightening. Every face is different, so the plan is built around your features and goals rather than a one-size-fits-all protocol. A consultation is also the place to hear that a treatment is not the right fit, which is a better outcome than finding out afterwards.

Non-surgical tightening: ultrasound, radiofrequency and laser

Skin laxity along the jawline, cheeks and neck is a different problem from lines or lost volume, and it usually calls for energy-based treatment rather than injections. Which technology suits you, focused ultrasound, radiofrequency or laser, depends on how loose the skin is, how much definition you want back and how much downtime you are happy with, so the choice is made at consultation rather than from a brochure.

Ultraformer MPT for focused lifting

This is a high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) device that delivers energy to precise depths beneath the skin, prompting it to rebuild collagen without incisions. It is used for suitable patients who want non-surgical lifting support and better facial definition, and results develop over the following weeks.

Volnewmer for firmer, tighter skin

This device uses monopolar radiofrequency at 6.78 MHz to heat both the upper and deeper layers of the dermis, while continuous cooling protects the surface. It is needle-free and is chosen when the main concern is general skin laxity and loss of firmness rather than one specific line.

EndoDefine for jawline definition

EndoDefine is a minimally invasive 1470 nm diode laser treatment. A fine optical fibre delivers energy beneath the skin for selected areas of localised fullness, tissue contraction and collagen remodelling. Treatment planning considers what should be tightened, contoured and preserved, with recovery and suitability discussed at consultation.

Regenerative care for skin and hair from your own blood

Some of the most useful work starts with a blood sample. PRP and PRP gel use the platelets in your own blood to support skin and hair, and the Exomine Smart Kit takes that idea a step further by preparing platelet-derived exosomes from the same sample. Exosomes are tiny messenger vesicles that cells use to communicate, which is why they are used alongside PRP, mesotherapy and growth factors in hair restoration and skin rejuvenation programmes. Hair treatment works gradually and usually needs a course of sessions, so the consultation looks at your pattern of thinning before anything is booked. Sculptra, a collagen stimulator, follows the same slow-and-steady principle for facial volume and structure: you are rebuilding over weeks, not changing overnight.

Softening lines, restoring volume and improving skin quality

Lines, volume and skin quality are three different problems, and each has its own tool. Anti-wrinkle injections relax the muscles behind forehead lines, crow's feet and frown lines so they soften and stop deepening. Dermal fillers restore volume and shape where it has been lost, and skin boosters bring hydration and a smoother texture. Chemical peels make fine lines, acne scars and UV damage less visible, while microneedling and fat-dissolving injections cover texture and small areas of body contouring. These treatments are often combined with the devices above: injectables for expression lines, a device for laxity, a peel or booster for tone, planned so that each step supports the next.

Visiting the Mortimer Street clinic: hours and how to book

Dr Olga Nos' Clinic is at De Ropp room, Saki House, 97 Mortimer Street, Westminster, London W1W 7SU. Please contact the clinic to confirm current opening hours and appointment availability. Please book in advance so the team can prepare for your consultation: send a message through the form on this page, call the clinic or email info@dr-nos.com, and read patient feedback on Google and Fresha before you decide. Tell us which concern brings you in, whether it is lines, laxity, volume, skin quality or thinning hair, and your first appointment will start there.