LYMA celebrates one year of Laser PRO with new pop-up

One year after launching The LYMA Laser PRO at Harrods - its first retail partner for the device - luxury brand LYMA has joined with the department store to launch a new pop-up experience. 

Running from 28 May to 23 June 2025, the new activation offers customers an opportunity to explore the brand’s recent innovations.

As part of this, the experience provides personalised skincare guidance and demonstrations, including the LYMA Laser PRO, offering insight into advanced skincare technology and tailored solutions.

Customers who purchase a LYMA Laser or LYMA Laser PRO in-store will also receive a complimentary 60-minute Laser PRO facial or body treatment, designed by celebrity facialist Nichola Joss.

Lucy Goff, founder of LYMA, said: "Harrods has been a visionary partner from day one, leading the way in retailing our collection of supplements, skincare, and laser technology.

"Launching the LYMA Lab exclusively with the department store is a natural evolution. We’re excited to welcome customers in-store and offer them an experience unlike any other."

Founded in 2018, luxury wellness-tech brand LYMA was born out of founder Lucy Goff’s personal health journey, following a battle with septicaemia after the birth of her daughter in 2012.

The brand launched with the LYMA Supplement and later introduced the original LYMA Laser, which it describes as "the world’s most powerful at-home beauty device". In 2023, it expanded into skincare with the release of a serum and cream.

Founded in 2018, luxury well-tech brand LYMA was inspired by Goff's own health struggles with septicaemia, after the birth of her daughter in 2012.

The brand first launched with The LYMA Supplement and and LYMA Laser PRO, which it describes as the "world's most powerful at-home beauty device". It entered the skincare category with a serum and cream last year.

The LYMA Laser PRO - a triple-strength version of the original device designed to deliver advanced cosmetic results for both face and body - followed shortly after.

It first launched in the UK before making its US debut in April, where a month’s supply sold out in a week and a $100 million waitlist of over 16,000 customers drove demand 61% above forecast.