Laser in London
See our ranked guide: Best Laser in London →Laser in London ranges from £60 to £2,400 across 3 providers. Dr Chike Clinics offers the most affordable options from £60, while premium providers charge up to £2,400. The median price is £2,400.
Prices verified August 2026
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IPL Therapy
IPL Therapy at Dr Chike Clinics in London uses controlled light energy on the nose or another small treatment area. The clinic lists this option for supporting improvements in pigmentation, redness and overall skin tone. At £60, it offers a focused way to address a limited area rather than the whole face. IPL delivers selected flashes of light to the skin, and the appropriate settings depend on the area and individual skin characteristics. A consultation can help establish whether a small-area IPL treatment is suitable and set realistic expectations about the likely course of improvement.
Rhinophyma CO2 Laser Treatment
Rhinophyma CO2 laser treatment at 152 Harley Street uses an UltraPulse CO2 laser to remove excess tissue from the nose. The procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic, followed by application of a special ointment and dressing. The clinic describes this option for rhinophyma with textural irregularities, thickened skin, enlarged pores or an irregular nasal contour. Good wound care is required, with specific advice provided by medical consultants. Complete healing may take three to four weeks. The price starts from approximately £2,400 and includes consultant and facility fees.
Fraxel Laser
Fraxel Laser at Clinic Dr Dray London is a fractional laser treatment for selected face, neck, body and hand concerns. Topical numbing cream is applied, followed by multiple laser passes over the treatment area. A soothing and healing cream is applied afterwards. The clinic lists acne scars, sun damage, ageing skin, fine lines, pigmentation, uneven tone, texture and surgical scars among potential treatment goals, including deeper skin treatments. This listing is for one session, with sessions spaced over a month. Redness is expected for three to four days, and sun protection is important afterwards.
Intense pulsed light therapy for age spots
Intense pulsed light therapy for age spots at 152 Harley Street is listed for age spots, uneven skin tone and signs of ageing. IPL uses broad-spectrum pulses of light and may help improve the appearance of selected pigmentation concerns. The clinic listing does not specify the device, settings, protocol, preparation, aftercare or recommended number of sessions. Consultation allows the clinician to assess your skin and explain expected timing, possible reactions and whether IPL is suitable.
IPL treatment
IPL treatment at Clinic Dr Dray London uses the Lumecca IPL system to direct light energy onto the skin. After skin analysis and a discussion of goals, topical anaesthetic or cool gel may be applied. The treatment can target unwanted pigment and hair follicles, with the clinic listing age spots, sun damage, freckles, birthmarks, rosacea, redness, broken blood vessels, uneven tone or texture and acne scarring as concerns to discuss. The listed duration is 45 minutes. Mild redness or sunburn-like sensations may occur, and daily broad-spectrum sunscreen is advised after treatment.
Laser Treatments
Laser Treatments at 152 Harley Street use a precision laser to target pigment in pigmented skin lesions, facial blood vessels, birthmarks, and exogenous pigments such as tattoos. An in-depth consultation assesses your needs, goals, risks, and expected outcomes before treatment. The cost varies according to lesion size and the number of sessions required. This service may suit people seeking treatment for pigmented lesions, facial blood vessels, birthmarks, or tattoos. No specific preparation or aftercare instructions, treatment duration, included items, or contraindications are listed, so these details should be confirmed during consultation before booking.
Spider angioma removal with laser therapy
Spider angioma removal with laser therapy at 152 Harley Street begins with an initial consultation and diagnosis, followed by laser therapy to remove the lesions. It is listed for patients with spider angiomas seeking removal for aesthetic or cosmetic concerns. The clinic does not specify the laser system, treatment duration, preparation, aftercare or number of sessions. A clinician can explain the proposed approach, expected response and safety considerations after examining the area.
