
Greater London
London
Our central London clinic, in the heart of Soho and a two-minute walk from Piccadilly Circus.
93 Wardour St, London, W1F 0UD+44 7538 278978Piccadilly Circus - 2 min walkNCP Brewer Street - 5 min walk
Non-surgical haemorrhoid treatment in London, Glasgow and Edinburgh.
We treat piles and haemorrhoids at 3 UK clinics. The treatment and the clinical team’s standards are the same at each one, so pick whichever is easiest to reach.



Greater London
Our central London clinic, in the heart of Soho and a two-minute walk from Piccadilly Circus.
93 Wardour St, London, W1F 0UD+44 7538 278978Piccadilly Circus - 2 min walkNCP Brewer Street - 5 min walk
Glasgow City
A private consulting suite on Blythswood Square, five minutes from Glasgow Central station.
1 Blythswood Square, Glasgow G2 4AD0141 404 8348Glasgow Central - 5 min walkNCP Mitchell Street - 3 min walk
City of Edinburgh
Hosted at YourGP on Dundas Street, a short walk from the New Town and St Andrew Square.
53 Dundas Street, Edinburgh, EH3 6RS02039 101601St Andrew Square tram - 5 min walkOn-street metered on Dundas StreetAddresses, phone numbers, nearest stations and parking for every location.
| Clinic | Address | Phone | Nearest transport | Parking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| London | 93 Wardour St, London, W1F 0UD | +44 7538 278978 | Piccadilly Circus - 2 min walk | NCP Brewer Street - 5 min walk |
| Glasgow | 1 Blythswood Square, Glasgow G2 4AD | 0141 404 8348 | Glasgow Central - 5 min walk | NCP Mitchell Street - 3 min walk |
| Edinburgh | 53 Dundas Street, Edinburgh, EH3 6RS | 02039 101601 | St Andrew Square tram - 5 min walk | On-street metered on Dundas Street |
Whichever location you choose, the treatment and the experience are identical.
Every clinic delivers eXroid® electrotherapy for haemorrhoids - a non-surgical, anaesthetic-free procedure of around 30 minutes.
Your first appointment covers consultation, examination and, if you are suitable, treatment of up to three haemorrhoids.
Discreet entrances, private waiting areas and clinicians who deal with this every day. Nothing about the visit announces why you are there.
There is no general anaesthetic and no cutting, so most patients return to their usual activities on the day of treatment.
More answers in our full FAQs or read about the procedure itself.