46 New Year, Fresh Start Innovative healthcare, specialist clinics & alternative remedies


Promotional Content • Saturday 16th January 2021


Beyond aesthetics T


hose with a keen interest in beauty would, once upon a time, pop to their local beauty


salon or spa for a facial. Today, dedicated aesthetic clinics are in abundance and offerings go far beyond just skincare. Treatments developed within


medicine, such as Botox and lasers, can now be easily accessed, along with a plethora of high-tech aesthetic equipment — albeit at a much higher price than a traditional facial. However, as consumers become more savvy about their physical health and seek new ways to live longer, an even more eclectic selection of treatments is becoming available that are anything but skin deep. In many aesthetic clinics, you


can now book yourself in for 3D body scans, DNA analysis, weight-loss treatments, tech-aided fitness programmes or opt for an intravenous drip that feeds you a cocktail of vitamins and minerals. Of course, in the face of a


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pandemic, 2020 forced many of us to look more closely at our health, but Kasia Zajkowska, founder of BelleCell, which offers both physical and aesthetic treatments, calling itself a ‘molecular wellness’


clinic, believes despite this trend predating Covid-19, it’s been notably expedited by it. “Personalised wellness is a rapidly


growing industry,” says Kasia. “Tis already emerging ideology has been accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic — there’s no doubt people are focusing more on their health.” As the country moves up and down


tiers, and in and out of lockdown, Kasia has seen demand for physical treatments that will improve health and longevity mushroom, as anti-ageing becomes an inside-out endeavour to not only look young, but to live well and live longer. “Many consumers are now proactive


in their pursuit of lifestyle-based wellness strategies and are willing to invest their income in improving their wellbeing and performance,” Kasia adds. “Tis demand in


Many people are now


proactive in their pursuit of lifestyle-based wellness strategies and are willing to invest in improving their wellbeing


Cosmetic clinics have recently begun to offer more wellness and holistic options — we look at why this trend is emerging and what’s on offer. Words: Mattie Lacey-Davidson


holistic and preventative care has rippled through medical and pharmaceutical fields as consumers are increasingly demanding prevention rather than a ‘fix’.” For those people, BelleCell is


trying to bridge the gap between medical-grade treatments and services once available only to elite athletes. Its programmes are born from a plethora of tests covering micronutrients, food sensitivity, body composition, metabolic rate and fitness. Depending on your goals, it will offer treatments such as electro muscle stimulation (EMS) workouts, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, hypoxic training and vitamin laser light infusions. “Technologies have


revolutionised, and once out-of- reach science is now accessible to the public,” says Kasia. “Making these solutions mainstream is our aim at BelleCell, and the introduction of our membership programme comes at a key time. We believe many people will continue to focus on their health and wellbeing as a priority, and ‘bioresilience’, in a time where we need to be taking care of ourselves, will be even more prevalent as we move through the pandemic.” bellecell.com


Change your mind to help change your life N


Hypnosis downloads to make change easy adine


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