What we treat with medical‑grade LED
- Acne treatment
- Anti‑ageing & rejuvenation
- Pigmentation support
- Redness & rosacea‑prone skin
- Wound healing & scarring
A short walk from central Marylebone—often around 5–10 minutes depending on where you start.
How far is it from Marylebone?
Many clients begin with a course of around six treatments, then book maintenance sessions as needed.
How many sessions do people typically book?
A typical Dermalux Tri‑Wave MD LED light therapy session lasts around 20 minutes.
How long does the treatment take?
What we treat
- acne & breakouts
- redness & sensitive skin
- skin rejuvenation & collagen support
Why Marylebone clients book Dermalux LED here
- Marylebone High Street
- Regent’s Park
- The Wallace Collection
- Madame Tussauds
Nearby landmarks
- Baker Street (Bakerloo, Jubilee, Metropolitan, Circle, H&C)
- Marylebone (Bakerloo (National Rail))
- Regent’s Park (Bakerloo)
The clinic is easy to reach via public transport. Typical travel time is typically 5–10 minutes on foot from central Marylebone.
How to get here from Marylebone
Our clinic is based in Marylebone and we regularly see local clients for acne support, redness reduction and skin rejuvenation using Dermalux Tri‑Wave MD LED phototherapy.
Walking times to our clinic
- Marylebone Station: around 3–5 minutes’ walk
- Baker Street Station: around 5–6 minutes’ walk
- Edgware Road Station: around 7–8 minutes’ walk
Walking times are approximate and can vary depending on the station exit and route used.
Bus routes near York Street
The York Street bus stop is served by routes 13, 113, 139, 189 and 274. Other services also run from nearby Marylebone Road and Baker Street. Check TfL before travelling for live service information.
Parking near our Marylebone clinic
On-street parking: York Street and surrounding Marylebone streets contain a mixture of paid-for, resident, loading, disabled and restricted bays. Westminster uses emissions-based parking charges in Zone F. Current paid-bay rates range from £4.78 to £10.58 per hour depending on the vehicle’s CO₂ band, with a 50% surcharge for applicable pre-2015 diesel vehicles. Many paid bays have a maximum stay of around 4 hours, but restrictions vary by bay, so always check the sign where you park.
Westminster currently accepts payment through RingGo, PayByPhone and JustPark, as well as payment by phone or Parking Card. The council advises drivers not to use QR-code stickers on parking signs.
- CitiPark Portman Square, Gloucester Place, W1H 7BG: approximately 8 minutes’ walk. Turn-up tariff: £8.95 up to 1 hour, £17.90 up to 2 hours, £26.85 up to 3 hours and £47.95 up to 24 hours.
- Marylebone Square Car Park, Moxon Street, W1U 4EY: approximately 10 minutes’ walk. Current tariff: £8.50 for 1 hour, £12 for 2 hours, £18 for 3 hours and £25.50 for 4 hours, plus the operator’s stated convenience fee where applicable.
Parking tariffs were checked on 8 September 2026 and can change. Please check the parking operator or Westminster City Council before travelling.
Congestion Charge, ULEZ and disabled parking
82 York Street is within central London’s Congestion Charge area. The current Congestion Charge is £18 per day when paid on the day or in advance. ULEZ operates across London 24 hours a day (except Christmas Day); vehicles that do not meet the emissions standard are currently charged £12.50 per day. Drivers can check their vehicle with TfL before travelling.
Blue Badge holders: Westminster has special disabled-parking rules. A Blue Badge alone does not permit parking on single yellow lines during controlled hours. In paid-for bays, Blue Badge holders must pay but receive one additional hour after the paid period, subject to the bay’s maximum stay. Dedicated Blue Badge bays are generally free for up to four hours during controlled hours unless signs state otherwise.
Serving clients from Marylebone
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Local travel and parking information checked: 8 September 2026