Thumbay Institute of Aesthetics expands with longevity and restoration clinics
Having treated over 75,000 clients since its late 2024 opening, the institute announces ambitious growth across the UAE, including a flagship presence in Dubai and new specialist clinics focused on regenerative medicine and hair restoration.
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Thumbay Institute of Aesthetics continues its remarkable trajectory with the unveiling of a comprehensive expansion strategy at its Annual International Conference held at Thumbay Medicity in Ajman. The institute, which has served more than 75,000 clients since opening in late 2024, now extends its reach across multiple emirates with new specialist clinics and services designed to address the evolving demands of aesthetic and regenerative medicine.
The expansion centres on three principal developments. A dedicated Longevity Clinic will offer regenerative medicine and intravenous therapies, addressing the growing interest in cellular renewal and wellness optimisation. Alongside this, a Hair Restoration Clinic opens to serve those seeking advanced solutions in this increasingly refined field. Most significantly, a flagship institute will open at the forthcoming Thumbay Medicity Dubai, positioning the organisation at the forefront of aesthetic excellence in the emirate.
The institute has also deepened its commitment to professional education through partnership with Gulf Medical University, offering more than 20 certification programmes for aesthetic specialists. This investment in training reflects a philosophy that rigour and expertise elevate the entire discipline. The TIA Luxury Skin Collection represents another dimension of growth, allowing the institute to extend its influence into skincare formulation, whilst Blends & Brews Nourish, a wellness café, embeds aesthetic philosophy into daily wellness rituals.
Services have expanded to Thumbay Hospital Fujairah, and the opening of the TIA Wellness & Beauty Store marks a further step toward accessibility. The conference itself recognised 21 professionals across aesthetics and plastic surgery, offering 7.5 CME accredited hours and affirming the institute’s role as a knowledge centre within the region’s aesthetic medicine community.
Imagery courtesy of Thumbay Institute of Aesthetics.
