ZARA Aesthetic Medical Clinic is at 304 Edgware Road, London W2 1DY, about 0.94 miles from Bayswater station and 1 mile from Queensway. Take the Circle or District line two stops to Edgware Road, then walk 2 to 3 minutes. We offer HydroFacial from £80, dermal filler from £150, microneedling and IV drips. Open Monday to Saturday until 8pm, Sundays 1pm to 5pm.
Same W2 postcode, different neighbourhood
Both Bayswater and our clinic fall within London W2, but we are not on your doorstep. ZARA is at 304 Edgware Road, at the north-eastern edge of the district where Paddington meets Marylebone.
Bayswater station is about 0.94 miles away in a straight line, Queensway station about a mile, and Lancaster Gate around 0.65 miles. In practice that is a 20 to 25 minute walk for most people, or a quick hop on the Tube.
This page is written for people who live, work or stay around Queensway, Westbourne Grove's eastern end and the streets north of Kensington Gardens, and want an aesthetic clinic near Bayswater with clear prices and long opening hours.
Treatments Bayswater clients ask about most
Skin treatments and subtle filler work are common requests. Nothing is booked without a consultation first, and your plan is confirmed in person.
A HydroFacial is £80 and is often booked as a regular skin maintenance appointment. For texture and the look of fine lines, microneedling for the face is £120 per session, with a course discussed at consultation.
For lips, a 1ml Dermal filler is £150. Our page on lip filler treatment explains how hyaluronic acid filler works and how long it commonly lasts, which is usually several months and varies by person.
The carbon peel is £130 and some people choose it for oily or congested skin. Others book IV drip appointments, where the Multivitamin Complex is £250. Many people include an IV drip as part of their wellness routine, and we will talk through suitability before going ahead.
Choosing an aesthetic clinic near Bayswater: what to check
There are many clinics across west London, so it is worth comparing before you book. A few practical questions help.
We publish our prices, start every treatment with a consultation, and explain possible side effects before you decide. We hold a 4.8 rating on Google from over 100 reviews, which you can read for yourself.
- Are prices listed upfront, per session?
- Will someone assess your medical history before injectables?
- Do they explain side effects and aftercare in plain language?
- Can you reach them easily afterwards with a question?
- Do the opening hours fit around your work?
Late appointments for a busy part of W2
If your days are long, evenings are often the easiest time to fit in an appointment. We open until 8pm from Monday to Saturday, and from 1pm to 5pm on Sundays and bank holidays.
A standard appointment is booked as 40 minutes. If you are pressed for time, a HydroFacial or a Mini Facial at £65 fits comfortably into an evening after work.
Visiting London and staying in a Bayswater hotel? Bear in mind that some treatments, such as filler, are better followed by a few quiet days, and we may suggest waiting if you are flying soon afterwards.
How your first appointment runs
We begin by asking about your health, medication and what you are hoping for. Some treatments are not offered during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or where there is active skin infection.
If treatment is suitable and you are happy, it can usually go ahead the same day. You will leave with aftercare advice. Redness, swelling or bruising can follow some treatments and usually settles, and we will explain what to watch for.
Prices are confirmed before anything starts, so there are no surprises at the end. If you would rather think it over, you are welcome to go home and book treatment for another day.
Nearby areas we also cover
If you are closer to the station end of Praed Street, our guide for Paddington residents has shorter walking routes. Further west, see the page for people travelling from Notting Hill.
