We’ve been helping patients since 1974
With 38 years experience we’re the UK’s longest established provider. No one understands better how you feel or why you’re thinking about cosmetic surgery.
Why Transform?
- 38 yearscosmetic surgery experience
- 2 hospitalsdedicated to cosmetic surgery
- 27 clinicsacross the country
Our Feel Good Campaign
We love it when our patients tell us that surgery has changed their lives for the better, which is why we asked them to share their inspirational stories as part of our Feel Good Campaign. Explore their stories and videos and find out how we're inspiring the nation to feel good!
With our own hospitals your care is second
to none
Our hospitals are purpose built for cosmetic surgery
and all of our staff are trained & experienced in
caring for cosmetic patients.
Why Transform?
- 38 yearscosmetic surgery experience
- 2 hospitalsdedicated to cosmetic surgery
- 27 clinicsacross the country
You can put your trust in our expert surgeons
You'll never meet with a surgeon who isn't experienced and accomplished in the procedure you're considering. Better still, each surgeon's work is reviewed every 3 months meaning you can have complete confidence.
Why Transform?
- Free consultationwith your surgeon without any commitment
- Experienced surgeonsregistered with the General Medical Council
- Surgical standardsreviewed every three months
We’ve made our commitment to
patient care Clear
We've set out what patients just like you have told us is important in our Clear Charter. The Charter is formulated by a panel who meet twice a year to explore new ideas - and make sure we're standing by the commitments set out.
Aftercare - as important as the surgery itself
Free access to your surgeon at any time after your
procedure, 3-year aftercare programme, 10-year
warranty on breast implants and great commonsense
advice whenever you need it.
Why Transform?
- 38 yearscosmetic surgery experience
- 2 hospitalsdedicated to cosmetic surgery
- 27 clinicsacross the country
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Latest news
TOWIE temptation to have cosmetic surgery is already being tackled - Wed 12 June
Among the points made in the recent Department of Health review of the cosmetic surgery and non-surgical treatments industry, Professor Sir Bruce Keogh criticised "highly misleading" advertising and marketing practices. Keogh called for tougher controls over the marketing of surgical procedures...
