Something new — 2027

Something new · 2027

Something new is quietly arriving.

An advanced laser treatment, coming to REGEN Clinic in Norwich and London in 2027. Register your interest to hear first, or reserve one of a small number of founding places.

Register your interestReserve a founding place

Norwich  ·  London

A note from Dr Chris

Why I am bringing it to REGEN

Acne, the marks it leaves behind, persistent redness and uneven tone are among the concerns I see most often in consultation, in Norwich and in London. Good skincare does a great deal of the work, and it always will. Some skin, though, needs more than a topical can deliver on its own.

I have been looking carefully at which technology genuinely earns a place in the clinic. The laser I plan to introduce is used across a wide range of skin tones, and it fits the way I already work: assess first, treat with precision, and support the result with the right skincare at home.

Before I commit, I want to hear from you. If this is something you would like for your skin, register below. It helps me plan, and it means you will be the first to know.

Dr ChrisFounder and Medical Director

What it is used for

Four concerns, one considered approach

I

Acne

Used to target the inflammation behind active breakouts, alongside a skincare plan.

II

Redness

Used for visible redness, flushing and the persistent redness of rosacea.

III

Uneven tone

Used for the marks acne leaves behind and for uneven, sun-related tone.

IV

Texture

Used to support smoother-looking skin and refined texture over a course.

It is also used for laser hair reduction. Suitability is always confirmed at consultation. A course of treatments is usually needed, and individual results vary.

Founding places · limited

Be among the first

A small number of founding places are available ahead of launch. A founding place gives you priority booking when the treatment arrives, before it opens to everyone else.

Secure online checkout, with your place confirmed by email. We will never ask you to pay by bank transfer or by message. Founding places are for adults aged 18 and over, one per person.

  • 1
    A £50 deposit secures your place and is deducted in full from your first course.
  • 2
    Refundable in full on request at any time before your first treatment.
  • 3
    Refunded automatically if the treatment is not available by 31 March 2027, or if it is not suitable for you at consultation.

Register your interest

Tell us a little about your skin

It takes under a minute. Registering does not commit you to anything.

1   Your interest
Which clinic would you visit?
What would you like help with? (choose any)
2   Your details
So we can reach you quickly at launch.
Have you visited REGEN before? (optional)

Suitability is confirmed at consultation, particularly if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, take medication that increases sensitivity to light, have an active skin infection or a history of keloid scarring. No payment is taken on this form. To reserve a founding place, use the buttons above.

Questions

Before you register

What exactly is the treatment?

It is an advanced laser treatment for the face. We will share full details, including pricing and how a course works, with everyone on the list before it launches.

When will it be available?

In 2027. Everyone who registers will hear the launch date first, and founding clients will be offered appointments before booking opens to everyone else.

Which clinic will offer it?

Both Norwich and London. Choose the clinic you would visit when you register, or select either.

Is the founding deposit refundable?

Yes. The £50 deposit is deducted from your first course. You can ask for a full refund at any time before your first treatment, and it is refunded automatically if the treatment is not available by 31 March 2027, or if it is not suitable for you at consultation.

How do I pay the deposit?

Through our secure online checkout, using the Reserve buttons above. Your place is confirmed by email straight away. We will never ask you to pay by bank transfer or by message.

Is it suitable for my skin?

It is used across a wide range of skin tones, but suitability is always confirmed at consultation. Pregnancy and breastfeeding, some medications, active skin infection and a history of keloid scarring all need to be discussed first.

I have melasma. Is this for me?

Melasma behaves differently from other pigmentation and can be made worse by heat and light-based treatments. My approach to melasma starts with skincare, and whether a laser has any role is something I would only decide after assessing your skin in person.