02031433449
02031433409
info@ukallergy.com
Your private allergy clinics in Harley Street, Chiswick and New Malden, with secure telemedicine appointments across the UK
Welcome to the London Allergy and Immunology Centre. We provide consultant-led allergy testing and treatment in London for adults and children with hay fever, food allergy, pet allergy, eczema, urticaria, suspected anaphylaxis, allergic rhinitis, asthma-related allergy symptoms and complex immune-mediated presentations.
Our approach combines a careful clinical history with validated allergy investigations, including skin prick testing, specific IgE blood testing, and molecular allergy diagnostics where clinically appropriate. We focus on accurate diagnosis, practical management and personalised long-term care.
Comprehensive assessment for food allergy, hay fever, pet allergy, house dust mite allergy, drug allergy, urticaria, eczema and allergic asthma.
Molecular allergy testing can help distinguish genuine sensitisation from cross-reactivity in selected cases and support more individualised advice.
Management may include avoidance advice, medication optimisation, emergency planning, immunotherapy discussion and specialist follow-up.
Patients across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland can access expert review through remote consultations and selected postal testing pathways.
As a leading private allergy clinic in London, we investigate symptoms carefully rather than relying on broad screening alone. A precise diagnosis matters because many reactions that appear to be allergy are not caused by IgE-mediated disease, while some patients require more detailed evaluation to identify clinically relevant triggers, cross-reactive proteins or risk markers.
Recent allergy literature continues to support a precision medicine approach, especially in allergic rhinitis, food allergy and severe allergic disease. In practical terms, this means choosing the right test for the right patient, interpreting results in the context of symptoms, and using those findings to guide targeted management rather than unnecessary restriction.
Accurate allergy diagnosis begins with a consultant review of your symptom history, timing, trigger pattern, severity and co-existing conditions. Depending on your presentation, we may recommend one or more of the following:
Component-resolved testing can be especially useful in selected food allergy cases, such as distinguishing genuine peanut allergy from pollen-related cross-reactivity, clarifying nut or wheat sensitisation, and supporting interpretation where standard testing leaves uncertainty.
We use medically validated investigations and clinically recognised pathways. This is important because not all commercially promoted “allergy tests” are reliable. In line with current professional guidance, tests such as IgG food panels, hair analysis, bioresonance and similar alternative methods are not accepted as valid diagnostic tests for food allergy.
Important: A positive allergy test does not always mean clinically significant allergy. Test results must be interpreted alongside your symptoms, medical history and, when needed, supervised specialist assessment.
Evaluation of immediate food reactions, nut allergy, milk and egg allergy, wheat allergy, seafood allergy, oral allergy syndrome and suspected anaphylaxis, with tailored dietary and emergency advice.
Assessment and treatment planning for hay fever, allergic rhinitis, dust mite allergy, pet allergy, mould sensitisation and allergy-associated asthma symptoms.
Consultant review for eczema, recurrent hives, angioedema and inducible urticarias, with treatment plans based on current guideline-led, steroid-sparing care.
Following diagnosis, our consultants create a management plan tailored to the individual rather than a one-size-fits-all protocol. Your plan may include trigger reduction, medication review, written emergency advice, travel planning, follow-up testing, and discussion of advanced treatments where appropriate.
Modern allergy care is evolving quickly. Recent 2026 literature highlights continuing progress in molecular diagnostics, biologic therapies and more precise treatment selection across allergic diseases. For chronic urticaria, updated 2026 guidance continues to prioritise second-generation antihistamines, careful use of control scores, steroid-sparing treatment pathways and specialist escalation for refractory disease. In selected severe allergic conditions, biologic therapy may also be considered by specialist teams.
Recent research continues to support more individualised management for selected patients with complex food allergy and severe allergic disease. Studies presented in 2026 suggest that biologic-based strategies, including omalizumab pathways, are expanding options for some patients with multiple food allergies, although suitability depends on age, diagnosis, risk profile, licensing status and specialist assessment.
Where newer treatment options are relevant, we discuss benefits, limitations, monitoring requirements and whether they fit your overall clinical picture.
Patients are assessed by experienced allergy and immunology specialists with expertise in both adult and paediatric allergy.
We prioritise validated investigations and careful clinical interpretation rather than over-testing or misleading alternative methods.
Choose from Harley Street, Chiswick, New Malden or secure video consultation, with straightforward online booking and rapid appointment access.
Booking your allergy consultation in London is simple. Register once for access to available appointments with our specialists.
Registration is quick and only required once.
Prepayment is required to confirm appointments by bank transfer or card. Please also review our insurance information below before booking.
If you need a prompt assessment for suspected allergy, urticaria, anaphylaxis risk, medication queries or symptom deterioration, please register online first and then call us on 020 3143 3449.
We aim to make specialist allergy care accessible, whether you need in-person testing in London or a remote consultation from elsewhere in the UK.
Our clinic is led by Professor Michael Rudenko, Consultant in Allergy & Clinical Immunology, with extensive experience in adult and paediatric allergy. Our wider team supports patients with expertise spanning allergy, immunology, dermatology, ENT and paediatrics, helping us take a multidisciplinary approach when symptoms overlap.
We remain committed to evidence-based practice, continuing medical education and keeping up with developments in international allergy and immunology research.
We are recognised by many major UK and international private health insurers, including:
Please note: We require a referral for BUPA and Benenden. We do not bill directly to AXA PPP or Vitality. Patients with these insurers usually pay upfront and, where eligible, may seek reimbursement directly from their insurer.
Registered correspondence address:
London Allergy and Immunology Centre
9 Harley Street, London W1G 9QY
The best test depends on your symptoms, age, medications, skin condition and suspected trigger. In some cases, both may be helpful. The right investigation is chosen after consultant assessment.
Is molecular allergy testing suitable for everyone?No. Molecular or component-resolved testing is most useful in selected situations where it can improve interpretation, clarify cross-reactivity or support risk assessment.
Can I book from outside London?Yes. We offer telemedicine consultations and selected remote testing pathways for patients across the UK.
Take the first step towards better allergy control, clearer answers and a treatment plan built around your symptoms and goals.
London Allergy and Immunology Centre
Phone: 020 3143 3449
Fax: 020 3143 3409
Email: info@ukallergy.com
Main Clinic: 9 Harley Street, London W1G 9QY