Where is The Regenerative Clinic in London?

The main clinic is at 18-22 Queen Anne Street, London W1G 8HU, in the Marylebone and Harley Street medical area, near Bond Street and Oxford Circus Underground stations. The clinic also offers appointments at partner hospitals in locations including Ascot, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool and Exeter.

What treatments does The Regenerative Clinic offer?

It offers non-surgical, injection-based orthopaedic treatments including Lipogems micro-fragmented fat (MFAT), AMPP (Activated Mesenchymal Pericyte Plasma), PRP, BMAC, nSTRIDE Autologous Protein Solution, PRF, Arthrosamid, Ostenil, Tenex and steroid injections.

How much do treatments cost at The Regenerative Clinic?

The clinic has not published line-item treatment prices on its website. Confirm current fees directly with the venue.

Is The Regenerative Clinic CQC registered?

Yes. The operating entity, The Regenerative Clinic Ltd, is registered with the Care Quality Commission under provider ID 1-5052573392.

Who runs The Regenerative Clinic?

The clinic was founded in 2017 by orthopaedic surgeon Professor Adrian Wilson and sits within the Jorja Healthcare Group.

The Regenerative Clinic

London · Marylebone · updated 5 July 2026

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Treatments: 4
Categories: 1

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The Regenerative Clinic is a London orthopaedic and regenerative medicine provider founded in 2017 at 18-22 Queen Anne Street in the Harley Street medical area, offering non-surgical joint treatments including Lipogems micro-fragmented fat therapy, PRP, BMAC and nSTRIDE.

Key facts

Founded: 2017
Main address: 18-22 Queen Anne Street, London, W1G 8HU
Lead clinician: Professor Adrian Wilson, orthopaedic surgeon
Signature treatment: Lipogems micro-fragmented adipose tissue (MFAT)
Other treatments: AMPP, PRP, BMAC, nSTRIDE, Arthrosamid, Ostenil, Tenex, PRF
CQC registration: Yes, The Regenerative Clinic Ltd, provider ID 1-5052573392
Companies House number: 10693817
Trustpilot: 4.6 stars from around 3,447 reviews

The Regenerative Clinic operates from 18-22 Queen Anne Street in Marylebone, within the Harley Street medical area, and was founded in 2017 by orthopaedic surgeon Professor Adrian Wilson. Its focus is non-surgical, injection-based orthopaedic care rather than joint replacement surgery, and appointments are also offered at partner hospitals in locations including Ascot, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool and Exeter.

The treatment list centres on regenerative and biologic injections. These include Lipogems micro-fragmented adipose tissue (the clinic states it was the first UK centre to perform MFAT, in 2018), AMPP (Activated Mesenchymal Pericyte Plasma), Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP), Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate (BMAC) and nSTRIDE Autologous Protein Solution, alongside options such as Arthrosamid, Ostenil, Tenex and PRF. Procedures such as Lipogems are described by the clinic as taking about an hour.

The clinic is consultant-led and works on a consultation-first basis, with bookings handled by phone on 0330 162 2224 or by email at bookings@theregenerativeclinic.co.uk. The registered entity, The Regenerative Clinic Ltd (Companies House 10693817), has been registered with the Care Quality Commission under provider ID 1-5052573392. Prices are not published on the site and are quoted after consultation. The clinic sits within the Jorja Healthcare Group and holds a Trustpilot rating of 4.6 from around 3,447 reviews.

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Treatments

Sourced from the clinic's published menu. Prices are on enquiry unless shown.

Treatments: 4
Categories: 2
With pricing: 0

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nStride (nSTRIDE Autologous Protein Solution)
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An autologous single-injection treatment for knee arthritis. Blood is drawn from the arm and processed to concentrate specific proteins into a solution injected into the knee joint. The clinic describes it as reducing inflammation and supporting joint function, particularly for early to moderate knee arthritis. Procedure takes about 30 to 45 minutes. The clinic states most patients begin to experience pain relief within 1 to 3 weeks and that benefits can last 12 months or longer.
PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin)
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An autologous treatment described by the clinic as the next generation after PRP. Blood is drawn and processed in a centrifuge at a lower speed (stated as approximately 1300 RPM for 8 minutes) without additives or anticoagulants, creating a fibrin matrix rich in platelets, fibrin, and white blood cells that acts as a natural scaffold and releases growth factors gradually over 7 to 14 days (compared with PRP's stated 24-hour release window). Injected into the treatment area with ultrasound guidance when needed. The clinic states most patients benefit from a series of 2 to 3 treatments spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart, with optimal results developing over 2 to 3 months.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)
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A minimally invasive, autologous procedure using the patient's own blood. A small blood sample is drawn and processed in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets (described as five to ten times more platelets than a normal sample). Using ultrasound guidance the platelet-rich sample is injected into the joint or ligaments. The clinic describes it as stimulating the body's natural healing and repair process. Session lasts about 30 to 60 minutes. Some patients improve with one session; others may need a series spaced weeks apart. The clinic states most patients see improvements within 4 to 6 weeks and effects can last from several months to over a year.

Team

Practitioner listed where available.

Professor Adrian Wilson

Orthopaedic surgeon and clinic director (founding) · Professor · Orthopaedic surgeon · Orthopaedic surgery · Knee · Regenerative medicine

Facility

Conditions treated

Health areas The Regenerative Clinic states it works with. General information, not a treatment claim.

General

ArthritisKnee osteoarthritisBursitisJoint painLower back painRotator cuff tearsTennis elbowTendinopathy

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General

ArthritisKnee osteoarthritisBursitisJoint painLower back painRotator cuff tearsTennis elbowTendinopathyACL (anterior cruciate ligament injury)Meniscal tears

Equipment

LipogemsFat processing systemMechanical (non-enzymatic) system used to wash, resize, and concentrate adipose tissue for MFAT treatment, preserving mesenchymal stem cells
Tenex Health TX MicroTipUltrasonic tendon debridement instrumentDelivers ultrasonic energy through a tiny incision to break down and remove damaged tendon tissue during the Tenex / FAST procedure
ArthrosamidHydrogel implantIntra-articular polyacrylamide hydrogel (iPAAG); 2.5% cross-linked polyacrylamide and 97.5% water
nSTRIDEAutologous protein solution systemProcesses the patient's blood into a concentrated autologous protein solution for knee injection
OstenilHyaluronic acid injectableSodium hyaluronate joint injection

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Practical information

Getting there: Marylebone · Bond Street and Oxford Circus Underground stations
Website: theregenerativeclinic.co.uk
Amenities: Consultant-led clinic, Ultrasound-guided injection facilities
Certifications: Registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) as The Regenerative Clinic Ltd, provider ID 1-5052573392
Consultation: Required before first session

Location

18-22 Queen Anne Street, London, W1G 8HU, United Kingdom

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About the organisation(expand)

Legal entity: The Regenerative Clinic Ltd
Companies House: 10693817
Parent company: Jorja Healthcare Group

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In the press

The Regenerative Clinic: Your Fat Can Make You Fit · PR Newswire
Combination therapy for joint rejuvenation and preservation launched · Health Europa
The Regenerative Clinic launches nSTRIDE autologous protein injections for the relief of knee osteoarthritis · HHM Global

Frequently asked

Where is The Regenerative Clinic in London?: The main clinic is at 18-22 Queen Anne Street, London W1G 8HU, in the Marylebone and Harley Street medical area, near Bond Street and Oxford Circus Underground stations. The clinic also offers appointments at partner hospitals in locations including Ascot, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool and Exeter.
What treatments does The Regenerative Clinic offer?: It offers non-surgical, injection-based orthopaedic treatments including Lipogems micro-fragmented fat (MFAT), AMPP (Activated Mesenchymal Pericyte Plasma), PRP, BMAC, nSTRIDE Autologous Protein Solution, PRF, Arthrosamid, Ostenil, Tenex and steroid injections.
How much do treatments cost at The Regenerative Clinic?: The clinic has not published line-item treatment prices on its website. Confirm current fees directly with the venue.
How do I book an appointment?: Booking is consultation-first and handled by phone on 0330 162 2224 or by email at bookings@theregenerativeclinic.co.uk. A consultation is required before treatment.
Is The Regenerative Clinic CQC registered?: Yes. The operating entity, The Regenerative Clinic Ltd, is registered with the Care Quality Commission under provider ID 1-5052573392.
Who runs The Regenerative Clinic?: The clinic was founded in 2017 by orthopaedic surgeon Professor Adrian Wilson and sits within the Jorja Healthcare Group.

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