Official clinic pages and public records where available.

Public source checks

The rows below standardise what was and was not confirmed from the reviewed public sources.

How to read these checks: ✓ Confirmed · ◐ Partial · — Not confirmed

Direct GMC trailNot confirmed from reviewed public sources.
Direct CQC trailOnly a public CQC search route ↗ was attached, so no exact CQC match is being claimed.
Direct GPhC trailNot confirmed from reviewed public sources.
Direct Companies House trailVIL Wellness Clinic Limited on Companies House ↗ matches the company number and Marylebone address shown on the official site.
Named clinician trailThe official peptide page names Bianca Estelle as the clinic head and practitioner, but this review did not attach a direct public statutory register profile.

Comparison checklist

How to read this checklist: ✓ Yes · ◐ Partial · — Not confirmed

Prescriber or medical oversight shownThe site says practitioners review medical history and suitability, but the reviewed pages did not attach a named doctor or external prescriber record.
Consultation describedThe official peptide page says the team conducts a full review of medical history and advises on suitability for specific treatment.
Testing or bloodwork describedNo clear testing or bloodwork pathway was described on the reviewed peptide and contact pages.
Follow-up monitoring describedNo detailed follow-up schedule was disclosed on the reviewed pages.
Pharmacy or dispensing route disclosedNo clear pharmacy or dispensing route was disclosed.
Legal entity verifiedThe company number in the site footer matches the Companies House record for VIL Wellness Clinic Limited.
Direct regulator record verifiedA public CQC search link was attached, but no exact regulator record is being claimed from this review.

Identity and regulatory checks

The reviewed public trail supports a real Marylebone operating identity. The official peptide and hormone therapies page explicitly names peptide types such as TB-500, BPC-157, Tesamorelin, Ipamorelin, TA1, GHK-Cu, HGH, Semax, and Epithalon, while the contact page and homepage both list VIL Wellness Clinic at 98 Crawford Street, London W1H 2HL with direct phone and email details.

The strongest independent match in this pass is the legal-entity trail. The footer shows company number 16753538, which matches the Companies House record for VIL Wellness Clinic Limited at the same Crawford Street address. That record also shows SIC 96020, hairdressing and other beauty treatment, so the listing stays descriptive rather than inferential. No exact external CQC, GMC, or GPhC detail page was attached during this review.

The official peptide page names Bianca Estelle as the clinic head and an Advanced Vitamin Nutrient practitioner and Skin Specialist, and it says practitioners review medical history before advising on suitability. That gives a usable public identity trail, but it is still lighter than a direct named-doctor or regulator-linked care model.

This record sits in cautious-reference territory. The peptide page, address trail, and exact company match are real, but the external healthcare-regulator layer is still incomplete.

Location

Public address reviewed: 98 Crawford Street, London W1H 2HL

The official contact page and homepage both list this Marylebone address, and the public address geocode resolved cleanly to the Crawford Street building.

Please confirm the address before visiting.

Questions to ask before booking

Before booking, these are the main points still worth confirming directly.

  • Who would prescribe, supervise, or administer peptide or hormone treatment in my case?
  • What professional registration or clinical credentials apply to the person overseeing care?
  • What pre-treatment screening, bloodwork, or suitability checks are required before starting?
  • How is ongoing follow-up handled after the first visit or infusion?
  • Which exact external regulator record, if any, matches the Marylebone clinic?