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Every treatment at DROM Clinic begins with a consultation with one of our doctors. Share a few details and our team will contact you to confirm your appointment.

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Opening hours

Monday — Saturday10:00 — 19:00
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Getting here

How to find us.

The clinic is on Walton Street in Chelsea — 8 mins walk from South Kensington Tube Station.

By Tube

South Kensington Station

8 mins walk from South Kensington Tube Station.

By Car

Parking nearby

Paid on-street parking and public car parks are available nearby. Please contact reception for current options.

Accessibility

Step-free access

The clinic has step-free entrance access and a lift to all treatment floors. If you have specific access requirements, let us know in advance and we'll prepare accordingly.

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Treatments

24 September 2026

Why anatomy-led injections matter more than the brand on the box.

The product matters less than where, how and why it’s placed. We unpack the difference between protocol-driven and anatomy-led injectable medicine, and why it changes outcomes.

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