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Russian Aesthetic

Russian Aesthetic

Russian Aesthetic is a cosmetology clinic in Marylebone led by Dr. Katya Pogranychna, an internationally recognised dermatologist and beautician. The clinic has built its name around injection treatments and facial aesthetics, with a focus on results that look natural rather than overdone. Every treatment is planned around the individual, and the work is carried out by a skilled team with care and precision. Alongside the injectable work, the clinic specialises in contour plastic, anti-ageing treatments and skin rejuvenation. Dr. Katya and her team keep to current techniques to deliver safe, effective results, which is where much of the client trust comes from. The setting is welcoming, and people tend to come back because the outcomes match what they were promised at the consultation.

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97 Mortimer St, London W1W 7SU
Ted's Grooming Room

Ted's Grooming Room

Ted's Grooming Room brings traditional barbering to Marylebone, blending Turkish grooming techniques with a London finish. This is the flagship location, fitted out with vintage decor and drawing on the medical traditions of Mortimer Street for its look. The barbers handle everything from haircuts to bespoke beard designs, each tailored to the client. For the full treatment, the Full Ted Service combines a haircut, beard shaping and a traditional cut-throat shave, with hot towels, ear flaming and a complimentary massage thrown in. Classic or modern, the barbers work to get the detail right. The Marylebone branch sits near Regent Street and is one of 19 locations, with consistent quality across the group.

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82 Mortimer St, London W1W 7FE
Luxury Wax Bar - Oxford Circus

Luxury Wax Bar - Oxford Circus

Luxury Wax Bar - Oxford Circus is a waxing salon in Marylebone that has run for years. It handles both face and body waxing, and the focus is on quick, affordable treatments that stay close to pain-free. The therapists work with premium products and the room is kept clean and hygienic. Treatments are tailored to each client, from prepping for an occasion to simply keeping a routine going. The team is trained, the methods are up to date, and the aim is smooth skin that lasts for weeks in a calm, relaxing setting.

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91 Mortimer St, London W1W 7SR
Faydra Skin | Facial Sculpting

Faydra Skin | Facial Sculpting

Faydra Skin is a Marylebone skincare studio built around customised facials rather than a fixed menu. No two appointments look quite the same. The team starts by reading your skin, then factors in your current routine, lifestyle and what you actually want to change before settling on a plan. Treatments include Cryo Oxygen Therapy and sculptural facial massage, drawing on exclusive skincare lines. The approach is results-led, mixing newer technology with methods that have stood the test of time. It suits anyone dealing with an urgent concern as much as those working towards longer-term skincare goals.

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97 Mortimer St, London W1W 7SU
All About Mortimer Street

Mortimer Street

Mortimer Street runs east to west through the southern fringe of Marylebone, connecting Regent Street in the west to Cleveland Street in the east. It straddles the boundary between Marylebone and Fitzrovia, with the western section carrying W1W postcodes associated with Marylebone and the eastern portion falling within Fitzrovia. The street takes its name from the title Earl of Mortimer, held by Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford and Mortimer (1689 to 1741), who commissioned the planning of this part of Marylebone in the early eighteenth century.

Development of the street proceeded during the latter part of the eighteenth century. The architect Robert Adam worked in this area in the early 1770s, and the sculptor Joseph Nollekens lived on a site now marked by nos. 42 to 44, as recorded by a London County Council blue plaque. The building at no. 82, designed by Arthur Beresford Pite, survives with its distinctive sculptural window treatment.

Mortimer Street today carries a mixed commercial character, with medical consulting rooms, offices and creative industry tenants occupying the varied building stock. It is well served by Oxford Street to the south and connects to the medical quarter centred on Harley Street and Cavendish Square to the north.

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