CurrentBody is launching its first UK bricks-and-mortar clinic to ramp up its brand awareness to new levels.
The ‘CurrentBody Skin: The Clinic’ will merge advanced treatments with the brand’s at-home beauty devices – LED face masks and laser hair removal and radiofrequency handheld devices – in what it calls ‘a world-first beauty concept’.
The 2,837sqft flagship in Cheshire opens this month and spans three floors, offering a range of advanced aesthetic treatments delivered by medically trained, GMC and NMC registered professionals.
Treatments include anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, skin boosters, polynucleotides, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, IV drips, health and hormone testing, and vitamin boosters.
CurrentBody’s list of devices used in-treatment include LED Light Therapy Mask Series 1 and Series 2, LED Hair Growth Helmet and RF Radio Frequency Skin Tightening Device.
“CurrentBody originated in 2009 and the initial vision was to develop home-use devices that were essentially miniaturised versions of the advanced technologies typically used in professional clinics,” CurrentBody CEO Laurence Newman told Cosmetics Business.
“Over the years, as we have seen the growing demand for at-home solutions that deliver similar results to clinic treatments, it has become clear that the next step is to combine
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