Vanessa Bird | ACE 2023

Nish Clinic is a medical aesthetic and wellness clinic based in Southend-on-Sea, Essex.

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Dr Nisha Menon

<h4>A Southend-on-Sea-based medical skincare expert, Dr Nisha Menon, director of medical aesthetic and wellness clinic <a href="https://nishclinic.co.uk">Nish Clinic</a>, says she has seen an 18% rise in people opting for skin rejuvenation treatments during 2023 compared to last year, something she attributes to an ageing population and improved awareness of the new medical technologies now available.</h4>Dr Menon says the trend has been driven by the arrival of more organic, less invasive and significantly faster and cost-effective treatments — and growing consumer awareness of them.Energy-based devices such as radiofrequency micro-needling, broadband light and Halo laser can deliver much more noticeable improvement in skin quality, tone, elasticity and pigmentation, minimising fine lines and wrinkles in a fraction of the time with long-term benefits in comparison to traditional treatments such as botox and fillers.The ability to tailor these treatments on a granular level makes them even more appealing as it is possible to target people's specific concerns and perform the treatment on a highly localised basis.Dr Nisha Menon, director of &nbsp;Southend-on-Sea-based medical aesthetic and wellness clinic, <a href="https://nishclinic.co.uk">Nish Clinic</a>, commented:“With more and more people living for longer, and medical technology improving all the time, we have seen a noticeable increase in people seeking skin rejuvenation treatment in recent years, and during 2023 to date that trend has really taken off. The advancement in medical technologies means the treatments available today are subtle and organic rather than artificial and invasive and more people are becoming aware of them and seeking advice. With more of us living longer, it's great to see more people considering skin health as part of their overall well-being. The approach to beauty and skin health has changed noticeably over the past few years due to the new treatments now available. Our clinic has seen an almost 1 in 5 increase in these treatments and so it's highly likely that the trend is happening elsewhere."Sara Whybrow, a client of Dr Nisha Menon, added (pictures below):&nbsp;“I have had so many compliments on my skin since I’ve had the Sciton Broadband light treatment. I saw a friend today and she was so impressed she said she is going to book herself in for the treatment”.<figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn.newspage.media/production/company/10924/files/84d58c6a71dbaa4d9c7e421cd0d8702a6931711c1cd1a1a257dafe1db3090e628de33f3e5a6a12ec8cb062191067e27d5478e8400d35f3641f015b529af162a6.webp"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn.newspage.media/production/company/10924/files/8e33d8d9d231f3bf48ffdf17f18f903b4a910a51e3d363cf144b37b7b78b05155fd3d0013ea4ac445791ab8096e0101587a60a4a5fef3ae8062dcbf070e1a86c.webp"></figure>

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