FAQ
Everything you need to know about our clinic, services, and how we work.
Frequently Asked Questions
A private GP offers longer, unhurried appointments, faster access and real continuity: you see the same doctor who already knows your history, rather than whoever happens to be available.
The clinic is at 10 Harley Street London W1G 9PF, in the heart of the city’s medical district, a short walk from Oxford Circus, Regent’s Park and Great Portland Street.
No formal registration is required. Appointments can be booked directly, whether it’s a single consultation or ongoing care.
Yes. Patients of all ages are seen, and many families choose to register together for coordinated, joined-up care.
Yes. Many patients see Dr Kasraie privately while keeping their NHS GP. With your consent, a summary of your care can be shared with your NHS GP so everything stays joined up.
Yes. All consultations and medical records are held in strict confidence, in line with GMC and UK data protection standards.
Yes. While there’s a particular focus on women’s health and menopause, general practice, aesthetics and preventive care are offered to patients of any gender.
Most major UK insurers are accepted, including Bupa, AXA Health, Aviva, Vitality and WPA. Self-pay patients are also welcome, with transparent pricing throughout.
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Appointments can be booked online or by phone. Same-day and next-day availability is offered where possible, subject to the clinic’s schedule.
New patient consultations are typically 45–60 minutes, allowing time to properly review your history and discuss concerns without feeling rushed.
Yes. Video consultations are available for many appointment types, offering the same standard of care remotely.
Yes, where appropriate. These can be arranged for patients unable to attend the clinic in person.
Appointments can be rescheduled or cancelled with reasonable notice; the team will confirm the clinic’s specific policy at the time of booking.
Yes. Continuity of care is central to how the clinic works: you see Dr Kasraie at every visit, not a rotating panel of clinicians.
The clinic is not an emergency service. For a medical emergency, call 999 or go to your nearest A&E. For urgent advice when the clinic is closed, NHS 111 is available. During clinic hours, the team will always try to help with urgent concerns where possible.
A list of any medications and supplements you take, any relevant past medical history or recent test results, and any questions you’d like to cover. Records from your NHS or previous GP are helpful but not essential.
Yes, always. A chaperone can be present for any examination, and you’re welcome to bring someone with you.
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Fees depend on the service and appointment length. Initial GP and menopause consultations are £450 (45 minutes). Weight-loss and aesthetic consultations are £300, and the longevity health review is £450. Follow-up appointments for established patients are £300, and video consultations £225. Home and hotel visits are available on request. The exact fee is always confirmed before you book.
Payment is taken at the time of consultation, by card or standard payment methods. Self-pay patients receive clear pricing before any appointment, with no hidden extras.
No. The consultation fee covers the assessment and plan. Any prescriptions or further tests are quoted separately and confirmed clearly before proceeding.
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Yes. Specialist menopause consultations cover symptom assessment, HRT and non-hormonal options, and ongoing monitoring.
For most women, yes, when properly assessed and prescribed. Every patient has a thorough individual risk review before treatment begins.
Many patients notice improvement within 2–4 weeks, with the fuller benefit typically felt by around three months. Progress is reviewed as treatment continues.
Not always. Menopause is usually diagnosed from symptoms and age, though blood tests can help in certain cases, such as earlier onset or an unclear picture.
Yes. Perimenopause is assessed and treated in its own right. You don’t need to have reached menopause itself to be seen.
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Yes. Private prescriptions and repeat medication management are available as part of ongoing care.
Prescriptions can typically be taken to any pharmacy, or arrangements can be made with a specific pharmacy on request.
Yes, where clinically appropriate. Many medications can be safely prescribed following a video appointment.
Where clinically appropriate, yes, following a full medical assessment, and never issued without proper review.
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Yes. Doctor-led aesthetic and skin treatments are available, chosen with skin health in mind.
Yes. Proactive, data-driven preventive and longevity screening is available.
Yes. Blood tests, imaging and referrals to trusted London consultants can all be arranged, with full clinical handover.
