An aesthetics clinic business is to invest £2m creating what it is calling an aesthetic ‘super clinic’ at the Royal Liver Building in Liverpool. Tony McDonough reports
A new aesthetic ‘super clinic’ is to open in Liverpool’s Royal Liver Building in a £2m investment.
Aesthetics, a business previously located in Castle Street in Liverpool city centre, is taking a 6,000 sq ft suite at the world famous waterfront location. It will offer a full range of skin, body and face treatments including surgical and non-surgical procedures as well as hair transplants and cosmetic dentistry.
It will include 25 individual treatment suites, consultation rooms and a fully-equipped operating theatre that will be the hub of a dedicated day hospital for carrying out all cosmetic surgical procedures under local anaesthetic. It is aiming to bring 100,000 customers through the door in the first 12 months
Brett Bienias, managing director of Aesthetics, said: “We want to help our patients feel like the best version of themselves because we believe how you look on the outside affects how you feel inside.
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“Our objective is to attract clients not just locally and nationally but from all over the world into the city. It’s exciting times, we are changing the face of aesthetics, dermatology and cosmetic surgery and will continue to set new benchmarks for aesthetics and cosmetic procedures worldwide, right here in Liverpool.”
Aesthetics of The Royal Building will launch in July and will utilise a network of specialist doctors, surgeons and medical professionals who have performed more than 50,000 FDA-cleared treatments for over 20 years. The FDA is the Food and Drug Administration which regulates medicines and surgical procedures in the US.
New product launches planned over the coming months include Endolift, a minimally invasive internal laser-based skin tightening treatment, BodyTite and FaceTite, called “the most advanced, permanent method of simultaneously removing fat and tightening the skin”.