Medical experts open new luxury cosmetic practice The Hestia Clinic in Bury St Edmunds

Two medical aesthetics experts have teamed up to launch a luxury clinic specialising in cosmetic treatments.

Kostas Aristotelous and Lauren Titcomb opened The Hestia Clinic in Langton Place, Bury St Edmunds, on May 1.

The private clinic offers non-surgical treatments for the face, neck, hands and body –whether it be hiding unwanted scars to aesthetic beauty enhancements.

Treatments range from anti-ageing to facial contouring, injectable cosmetics and even non-surgical rhinoplasty, using dermal filler to reshape the nose.

Non-surgical cosmetic procedures do not require an incision and are minimally invasive. But they still require medical expertise to carry them out.

“We are delighted to open in Bury where we have already built up a client base to start,” said Lauren.

“It was very busy on our first week and hopefully will continue that way. We are passionate about delivering the highest quality treatments with only premium trusted products.”

Clinical director, Kostas, 38, is a qualified dentist and medical doctor of 19 years. As a practising NHS surgeon he also acquired extensive skills and knowledge

in facial anatomy and reconstruction.

Medical aesthetic practitioner Lauren, 32, meanwhile, is a chartered physiotherapist, specialising in facial anatomy.

Kostas also has a masters degree in business healthcare and Lauren a degree in medical law.

The couple, from Beck Row, have also trained in advanced medical aesthetics in Harley Street. They, previously ran a clinic in Norwich and also delivered their service part-time in Idolise Hair and Beauty, on Hatter Street, before launching the new clinic this month.

Treatments cost between £120 and £1,000.

“We pride ourselves in offering a truly bespoke service from beginning to end,” added Lauren.