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CQC Rating

Centre for Surgery Rated ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission

Surgery has been a ‘Good’ rating by the Care Quality (CQC) — the independent for health and social care in England. This rating reflects the findings of a formal CQC and confirms that our clinic meets the required across all five key assessment areas: Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive, and .

You can view our full CQC and inspection report on the CQC website: .

What Is the Care Quality Commission?

The Care Commission (CQC) is an independent body in England responsible for monitoring, inspecting, and health and social care services. It was established under the Health and Social Care Act 2008 to ensure that healthcare providers meet standards of quality and safety.

The CQC oversees a wide range of providers — hospitals, GP practices, care homes, mental health services, and surgical clinics. It out inspections to evaluate with fundamental standards and has the authority to take action, issuing warning notices, fines, and that fail to meet .

What a ‘Good’ Rating Means

A ‘Good’ rating from the CQC is awarded a formal inspection that across five key questions:

Safe — Are from harm and abuse?

Effective — Does care, and support achieve good ?

Caring — Do staff patients and treat them with compassion and dignity?

Responsive — Are services organised to meet the needs of the people using them?

Well-led — Is the service well managed and ?

a ‘Good’ rating across these areas confirms that Centre for delivers care that is safe, effective, compassionate, and .

Our CQC Registration

Centre for Surgery is a with the Care . The widget below shows our registration status, from the CQC. You can also .

Why Regulatory Compliance Matters

When choosing a cosmetic surgery clinic, CQC is one of the most important indicators of a safe and well-run . All surgical at Centre for Surgery are performed by GMC specialist-registered plastic surgeons at our purpose-built Baker Street facility, which to hospital-level of safety and .

Our CQC ‘Good’ rating, with our surgeons’ registrations and our aftercare programmes, provides the that your care is in qualified, regulated hands.

If you have a concern about the care you received at Centre for Surgery, please read our for of how to raise it and what to expect from our process.

How to Verify a Clinic’s CQC Registration

Any patient can independently verify a UK clinic’s CQC registration status at no cost. Simply visit and search for the clinic by name. Each has a public showing their current rating, inspection history, and the full report. We actively encourage to check our registration before — you can view the Centre for Surgery entry at .

Frequently Asked Questions About CQC Registration

Yes. Centre for Surgery is a location with the Care under ID . Our current rating is ‘Good’, following a formal all five key areas: Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive, and Well-led. You can verify this directly on the .

Yes. Any provider carrying out activities — including surgery, anaesthesia, and procedures — must be with the CQC. It is illegal to carry out regulated without . CQC is therefore a legal requirement, not an optional . If a UK clinic cannot of CQC registration, patients should not with treatment there.

The CQC uses four rating levels: Outstanding, Good, Requires Improvement, and . A ‘Good’ rating means the service is performing well and the CQC’s across all five inspection areas. An ‘Outstanding’ rating is awarded to that are and care that goes significantly beyond what is . The of well-run UK clinics and hospitals hold a ‘Good’ rating — it is the of high-quality, safe care.

The frequency of CQC varies depending on the provider’s risk profile, ratings, and any raised. Providers rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ are inspected less frequently than those with lower . The CQC also carries out unannounced and can inspect at any time if concerns are . Ratings remain valid until the next and are on the CQC following each visit.

For like Centre for Surgery, a CQC is comprehensive and covers the full pathway. Inspectors review governance, theatre safety protocols ( WHO surgical safety checklists), control procedures, processes, anaesthesia practices, staff and qualifications, patient records, complaint handling, and the and management of the service. Inspectors speak with patients, clinical staff, and management, and review documentation both on-site and remotely.

Yes — inspection reports are published publicly on the CQC website. You can . The report sets out the inspectors’ findings across each of the five key questions, what was well and any areas where improvements were required.

CQC registration means a clinic is to oversight. It patients with important protections: the that safety standards must be met and maintained; access to inspection reports so you can make an informed judgement; and a formal for concerns if standards fall. Clinics that are not CQC registered are operating the regulatory framework — patients treated at unregistered providers have significantly fewer if something goes wrong.

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Centre for Surgery is a CQC-regulated private hospital on London’s Baker Street, delivering plastic and cosmetic through surgeons. Our expertise spans facial and , , for men, and body contouring such as and . safety, excellence and results sit at the heart of everything we do.

Centre for is a CQC-regulated private hospital on London’s iconic , offering plastic and surgery led by GMC-registered consultant surgeons.

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