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Join us for an exclusive “In Clinic” conversation with aesthetic doctor Dr Wassim Taktouk, as we explore the future of wellness trends, aesthetic medicine, and where LPG Endermologie fits into this evolving landscape. In this discussion, Dr Taktouk shares his expert insights on how the wellness industry is changing, what patients are looking for from modern treatments, and the growing shift towards personalised, non-invasive approaches that support both aesthetic goals and overall wellbeing. Discover how innovation is shaping the future of beauty, wellness, and patient care, and learn more about the role LPG Endermologie plays in supporting this new approach to aesthetics. Watch the full conversation and stay connected for more expert insights from our “In Clinic” series. #LPGEndermologie #AestheticMedicine #WellnessTrends #BeautyInnovation

Weight loss has entered a new era. With the rise of GLP-1s and a growing focus on metabolism, hormones and body confidence, there is an increasing interest in more sustainable, supportive approaches - alongside a greater awareness of the changes that can follow. So how can we support ourselves physically and mentally as we embark upon it? To explore this evolving conversation, we’ll be joined by three leading experts - including functional medicine & longevity doctor, Nikita Grover; aesthetic doctor, Dr Catherine Denning; and consultant plastic surgeon, Mr Naveen Cavale - to discuss the evidence-based approaches to supporting skin, face and body during weight-loss. From hormonal and metabolic support, to facial rejuvenation, the role of collagen stimulation and body contouring, we’ll discuss the safe and effective solutions that can support as our bodies begin to change. The goal? To open up an informed, balanced conversation around modern weight management - and the evolving ways we can bolster wellbeing and self-confidence along the way.

Future health and happiness are no longer viewed through a single lens - instead, a more integrated conversation is emerging around how we care for our skin, support our cells and strengthen our inner wellbeing. As science and self-care continue to evolve, how can we take a more proactive approach to ageing well - both physically and emotionally? To explore the future of modern wellbeing, we’ll be joined by a panel of experts - including aesthetic doctor, Dr Saleena Zimri; functional medicine practitioner, Dr Mayoni Gooneratne; and psychic, tarot intuitive and meditation teacher, Emily Halil - who will delve into the intersection of longevity-focused skincare, mitochondrial health, and the growing role of mindfulness and esoteric practices. From topical ingredients and collagen stimulation, such as Julaine, through to the deeper connections between energy, resilience and emotional balance, we’ll examine the tools, treatments and philosophies shaping the next era of preventative wellness. The goal? To future-proof ourselves - from the inside out.

What does being “energised” mean to you? For some, it’s about having a glowing complexion, reducing signs of tiredness, or tightening slackening skin. For others, it’s about what’s going on internally: like boosting our metabolism, balancing our hormones or biohacking our way to a more resilient body. But with countless, ever-sophisticated ways in which to do so, how can we “power up” – safely but also sustainably? In partnership with Biolite, Emerald Laser and SofWave, this inspiring panel discussion united three trailblazing UK experts: including Medical Aesthetic Practitioner of the Year, Dr Yusra Al-Mukhtar; Harley Street dermatologist, Dr Derrick Phillips; and Biolite founder and integrative health advocate, Mona Mirza. Together, we explored the wellness trends of the future – from neurocosmetics to regenerative therapies; longevity medicine to mental health – while discovering the most results-driven routes to looking, and feeling, recharged.

Humans are extraordinary, with an infinite capacity for growth and evolution – but as the world moves faster and life becomes busier, how can we build a body that can stand the test of time? This forward-thinking panel discussion brought together three body-focused experts – including aesthetic doctor and regenerative specialist, Dr Aggie Zatonska; venous surgeon and pioneer, Professor Mark Whiteley; and resident Doctor in sport and exercise medicine at Lanserhof at The Arts Club, Dr Bevin McCartan – to explore proven routes to enhancing posture, lowering stress and even reshaping our physiques. From regenerative treatments and limb-perfecting protocols, to the role of hands-on techniques, we discovered how to find physical strength and resilience – both inside and out.

Sleep is a human necessity: it governs our mood, how we perform, our tendency to anxiety, and even our digestion. In partnership with DIOME – and ahead of the clocks going forward – we posed a simple question: how can we ensure a more restful night’s slumber – and what role do our skincare routines, circadian rhythms and nutrition really play? We were joined by an insightful panel of wellness experts – including celebrity facialist, Sarah Chapman; sleep expert and DIOME lead scientist, Dr Maria Jencikova; and nutritionist and functional medicine practitioner, Rose Ferguson – who shared the latest knowledge into sleep optimisation: from the power of aromatherapy and topical ingredients, to the role of systems biology, as well as the lifestyle amends that can better support our sleep architecture. Together, we deepened our understanding of what a good night’s sleep really means – but also took away the everyday tools that can help us to feel rested, in both body and mind.

Females are extraordinary: powerful, resilient and innately equipped to adapt, despite life’s ups and downs. Still, we’re not immune to the effects of age, hormones and stress – which can wreak havoc if left unchecked. So, how do we maintain control as time goes by – whilst taking charge of our minds, complexions and changing bodies? To answer this, we were joined by a liberating, all-female panel of experts – including aesthetic doctor and anti-ageing expert, Dr Sophie Shotter; breast and body surgeon, Ms Nora Nugent; and naturopath and herbalist, Jenya Di Pierro – who discussed the means, both proven and alternative, to reinstate physical and emotional confidence: such as new-age topicals, cutting-edge technology, and the most transformative treatments. Our goal? That you left feeling empowered to embrace the road that lies ahead, but that you’ll also approach it with renewed vigour – and excitement.

What does wellness look like to you? Could your skin do with a little more love? Is a falling face getting you down? Or do you need to tackle something more deep-rooted? Fortunately, the self-care industry is brimming with solutions to reset both physical and emotional well-being – from hi-tech facials to pioneering procedures that promise to restore a sense of self. So where to begin? We were joined by a forward-thinking panel of health professionals (including dermatologist and Royal Fern founder, Dr Timm Golueke; aesthetic doctor and thread lifting expert, Dr Pamela Benito; and plastic surgeon and founder of Real Plastics, Mr Naveen Cavale) who revealed the most cutting-edge topicals, treatments and technologies to fortify skin, face and body – but most importantly, self-esteem. The aim? To discover new avenues to enhancing both our internal and external health – but also to reframe the way we think about wellness, once and for all.

January is a month when our thoughts often turn to physical optimisation – however, even the best-laid resolutions rarely stick. So how can we detoxify our bodies, affect positive change, and lay the groundwork for the year ahead – successfully but also sustainably? In conversation with some of the UK’s most forward-thinking wellness advocates – including Taktouk Clinic founder and aesthetic doctor, Dr Wassim Taktouk; ophthalmic and oculoplastic surgeon, Ms Rachna Murthy; and body sculpting ‘Remodelage’ expert, Julien De Richeville – we discussed the simple steps that we can take to deep-clean our complexions, restore our natural microbiome, eliminate unwanted toxins and even reduce water weight. Together, we discovered new ways to refresh our external appearance and rejuvenate at a cellular level – but we also learnt how to cultivate respect for our bodies and minds, enabling us to achieve optimal health and wellbeing – both inside and out.

When it comes to our skin, faces and bodies, the importance of planning ahead cannot be underestimated. So what are the latest, most efficacious treatments and techniques that can help to affect positive change – externally but also internally? In conversation with some of the UK’s most visionary wellness advocates – including Atelier founder and Fox Hill’s resident aesthetic doctor, Dr Aggie Zatonska; London “Machine Queen”, Dr Rita Rakus; and esteemed vascular surgeon, Professor Mark Whiteley – we’ll be discovering the hi-tech yet holistic routes that can help to refresh our faces, stimulate skin-strengthening collagen, refine our bodies and even preserve good posture in the years to come. Together, we’ll take the first steps towards safe and sustainable treatment – but we’ll also reveal the newest routes to feeling like our most optimal, energised selves, both inside and out.

Our complexions have a profound effect on the way we feel – and when acne takes root, self-esteem can plummet. So, how can we manage breakouts, reduce the appearance of residual scarring, and better support our skin? In partnership with AviClear, and in support of Acne Awareness Month, this empowering discussion brought together a panel of sought-after skin experts – including consultant dermatologist, Dr Anjali Mahto; aesthetic doctor, Dr Ana Mansouri; and consultant dietician, Sophie Medlin. From hi-tech treatments to topical solutions to the role of nutrition, hormones and alternative medicine, we explored how to get our skin back under control – as well as discovering how to feel confident in our complexions once more.

Confidence is something that often eludes us. Perhaps it’s down to breakouts and skin disruption, or anxiety about our changing body. Maybe it’s the low-lying distress as our scalp becomes compromised and our hair begins to fall. The impact of this ebbing and flowing creeps into every corner of our lives – so, how do we find support and strength as our self-esteem begins to wane? In conversation with an open-minded, all-female panel of experts – including aesthetic doctor and global thought leader, Miss Jonquille Chantrey; breast surgeon and fat transfer specialist, Mrs Jacqueline Lewis; and trichologist and founder of The Hair Growth Clinic, Hannah Gaboardi – we discussed the treatments that can help to reinstate our sense of self-worth. Skin optimisation and hair restoration, through to aesthetic and surgical interventions were all up for discussion – but so too was examining our internal dialogue, and reframing how we think. The aim? To discover new routes to affecting positive change – both internally as well as externally – while bringing greater confidence to every area of our lives.

The menopause gives rise to inevitable, yet unspoken changes - both physical and  emotional. Fortunately, a new wave of hi-tech yet holistic routes is emerging - with the  intention of enhancing our minds, bodies and hormones for the better.   We were joined by an expert roster of female-focused specialists – including GP and  hormone specialist, Dr Sohère Roked; aesthetic doctor, Dr Galyna Selezneva; and herbalist,  naturopath and Cloud Twelve CEO, Jenya Di Pierro - who explored the latest treatments  and therapies designed to help us regain control during this time of flux.   From HRT to female rejuvenation and herbal remedies, we discovered proven ways to improve our readiness for change, rediscover lost balance, and feel empowered once more.

Our complexions have an extraordinary effect on how we feel about ourselves. But whether it’s acne or scarring, pigmentation or the first signs of age that are proving problematic, there are solutions that can restore both skin and self-esteem. We were joined by an expert roster of straight-talking skin specialists who not only debunked some of the most common myths about managing our complexions – but who also suggested simple, effective remedies to sort out our skin once and for all. From topicals to treatments, at-home hacks to nutrition, we learned the no-nonsense routes to a happier, healthier complexion – from the inside-out.

As summer approaches, our attention often turns to our physiques. For some, regaining lost strength is key; for others, it’s about feeling cleaner and leaner; while many are simply looking to feel more confident in their own skin. So what are the proven routes to finessing our bodies, inside and out? We were joined by some of the most sought-after specialists in wellness - including dermatologist, Dr Alexis Granite; aesthetic doctor, Dr Suha Kersh; and Lanserhof’s own Head of Fitness, Jason Reynolds – who shared the most cutting-edge methods to a beautiful body: from hi-tech diagnostics and results-driven regimes, to the simple switches that we can make on the everyday.  Together, we learnt how to cultivate a healthy mind-body connection and take back ownership of our physical appearance - but we also learnt how to celebrate our physiques, for the incredible machines that they are.