Nadia’s Beauty Centre launches separate digital platform for aesthetic clinic

Nadia’s Beauty Centre in Old Trafford has launched a dedicated website and Google Business Profile for its clinical arm, Nadia’s Aesthetic Clinic, as it separates advanced aesthetic treatments from its salon and spa services. The move is meant to improve booking, consultations and privacy for women seeking medical-grade cosmetic care in Manchester.

Why it matters: - Nadia’s Beauty Centre is separating beauty, spa and hair services from medical-grade aesthetics to make booking and consultations clearer for different types of clients. - The update targets growing demand in Manchester for private, non-invasive cosmetic treatments in a women-only setting. - The dual-platform structure is meant to give salon customers and clinical patients more direct access to the right service channel.

What happened: - Nadia’s Beauty Centre launched a new website and Google Business Profile for its clinical division, Nadia’s Aesthetic Clinic. - The business operates in Old Trafford and has been open since 2005. - The clinic and salon are based at 61 Ayres Rd, Old Trafford, Stretford, Manchester M16 9NH. - The company also directs clients to its main beauty website at the beauty centre website.

The details: - The beauty side of the business continues to offer Moroccan Hammam and Turkish Bath experiences, bridal spa packages, spa massages, facials, makeup application, nail services, threading, tinting and waxing. - The hair division includes haircuts, styling, hair coloring and restorative treatments, including hair boosters. - The clinical menu now includes Botox and anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, PDO and mono threads, and fat dissolving injections. - Advanced skin services include microneedling and mesotherapy, PRP therapy, advanced skin treatments and laser hair removal. - Wellness offerings include IV drips, wellness infusions, skin booster injections, brightening treatments and medical-grade glow treatments for the face. - The business says the clinical platform is designed to surface safety protocols, pre-treatment consultations and aftercare more clearly. - The public can also find the clinic through verified business listings and maps links shared by the company.

Between the lines: - The rebrand reflects a push to position Nadia’s Aesthetic Clinic as a separate medical aesthetics destination rather than an extension of a traditional salon. - The women-only model remains central to the brand and is being used as part of the privacy and service promise. - The clinic’s emphasis on Level 7 aesthetic certification signals a focus on higher-skill cosmetic procedures and more formal clinical positioning.

What's next: - Nadia’s Beauty Centre is directing clients to use the new digital channels for treatment-specific information and bookings. - The clinic appears set to use the separated platform to expand visibility for its aesthetic services while the salon continues operating under the existing beauty brand. - More information is available through the company’s public listings and the aesthetic clinic website.