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Regents Park Aesthetics

Wimpole Street nurse-led clinic bundling injection training with a 3D body scan from £350.

Not yet rated Marylebone & Harley Street

Data verified 1–2 August 2026 · methodology

Our review

Regents Park Aesthetics is a nurse-led medical aesthetics clinic at 19 Wimpole Street, founded by Advanced Nurse Practitioner and Independent Prescriber Kay Greveson, with Dr Grace Adamson (MBChB) also on the team; a secondary clinic runs in Berkhamsted, outside London. Weight loss is booking-only: a free online screening leads to a face-to-face consultation where a nurse prescribes and supervises the first injection, after which patients self-inject at home with bi-weekly reviews. The clinic states it is CQC-registered, though a specific location number couldn't be confirmed. The GLP-1 brand isn't named, but the published dosing (0.5mg/1mg maintenance, escalating past 1.7mg) matches semaglutide rather than tirzepatide. Initial consultation, training and first injection cost £350 (including a Styku 3D body scan); repeat pens are £300–£400. The clinic's claimed "Save Face" accreditation and 250+ five-star reviews are self-published and unverified here. Best for patients wanting nurse-supervised injection training bundled with a body scan.

Location

Marylebone & Harley Street

19 Wimpole Street, London, W1G 8GE

The Red House, 111-113 High Street, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, HP4 2DJ (secondary clinic, outside London)

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Verification

Legal name
Regents Park Aesthetics Limited
Companies House
07940779
CQC registration
Provider states on its own site it is 'registered with Care Quality Commission (CQC)'; specific CQC location ID/number could not be confirmed as cqc.org.uk/search and the CQC public API both returned 403 Forbidden to WebFetch.
Phone
020 7580 4813
Email
bookings@regentsparkaesthetics.co.uk

How it works

Medical aesthetics clinic founded by Kay Greveson (Advanced Nurse Practitioner and Independent Prescriber); Dr Grace Adamson (MBChB) also on the clinical team. Weight-loss pathway: free online screening questionnaire, then a face-to-face consultation with a trained nurse at the Wimpole Street clinic who prescribes and supervises the first self-administered injection; patient then self-injects at home using a prefilled pen, with bi-weekly reviews and monthly progress assessments. Booking-only, not walk-in.

Medications & prices

MedicationDoses & prices as listedSource
Mounjaro (tirzepatide)Initial consultation + injection training + first injection: £350 (includes a Styku 3D body scan). Repeat prescription injection: £300 for 0.5mg or 1mg maintenance pen; £400 for doses above 1.7mg. Each pen lasts 4-6 weeks.checked 1–2 August 2026

Consultation & fees: Online screening questionnaire is free; the initial in-person consultation is bundled with injection training and the first dose at £350 (not charged separately).

Delivery: No home delivery advertised — first dose given and supervised in-clinic at Wimpole Street; repeat pens collected/administered via booked in-clinic visits.

What reviewers say

Praised

  • · Provider states 'Save Face' accreditation 'based on over 250 independent 5 star patient reviews' and a self-reported 98% patient satisfaction rate with practitioner care — self-published claims, not independently verified in this session
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