Inside CCR London 2026: The Regenerative Skincare Trends Coming to Greater Manchester

This week I swapped my usual Leigh clinic diary for two days on the show floor at ExCeL London, for CCR London 2026, the UK's biggest medical aesthetics event, bringing together over 130 brands and thousands of practitioners under one roof. I wasn't just there as a visitor. I spent the two days on the Caromed Italia stand, talking patients and practitioners through some of the most exciting regenerative treatments I've seen land in this industry in years.

If you've read anything else on this site, you'll know regenerative aesthetics is where my own practice is, so an event like CCR is basically my Christmas. Here's what stood out, and why it actually matters for anyone considering treatment with us. The big theme: skin health over "filled" results Walk the floor at CCR now and the shift is obvious. The conversation has moved on from how much volume you can add to a face, towards how healthy you can make the skin itself – its hydration, its structure, its ability to repair. That's exactly the philosophy behind our own regenerative and longevity-focused approach at Dr Lord Group, and it was reassuring to see it's no longer a niche view. It's where the whole industry is going. What I was showcasing: the Caromed regenerative range

I've worked with Caromed Italia's biostimulator range for a while now, and CCR was the perfect place to talk through why I rate it so highly. Longevha is a skin booster built around concentrated hyaluronic acid alongside NAD+, resveratrol and peptides – ingredients chosen specifically to support cellular repair and calm inflammation at a skin level. Think of it as feeding your skin's own longevity mechanisms rather than just plumping it from the outside. Reversha takes a different, equally clever route: an exosome-based booster using purified milk-derived exosomes to signal skin cells to behave more like younger, more active ones. It works beautifully on the face, but also on the body and scalp, which makes it one of the more versatile biostimulators I use. The real headline from the stand, though, was the launch of ElysiHA Face and ElysiHA Eyes, brand new PDRN-based regenerative skin boosters making their London debut at CCR. ElysiHA Face is designed to regenerate overall skin quality and resilience, while ElysiHA Eyes has been built specifically for the delicate under-eye area, where hollowing, crepey texture and dark circles are notoriously hard to treat well. Getting an early look at both before they're widely available in the UK was genuinely one of the highlights of my year.

##Why this matters if you're considering treatment None of this is about chasing the newest syringe for the sake of it. I only bring treatments into clinic once I'm confident in the evidence and comfortable with the safety profile, that's the complications-expert in me talking. But events like CCR are exactly how I keep our treatment menu at Dr Lord Group genuinely current, rather than relying on whatever was popular five years ago.

If regenerative skin boosters, exosome therapy or PDRN treatments have caught your eye, or you'd simply like an honest opinion on what your skin would actually benefit from, book a consultation and we can talk it through properly – no pressure, no hard sell, just a clear plan.