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Kerry Hanaphy has opened a new aesthetics clinic at Nutgrove Shopping Centre in Rathfarnham, expanding her beauty business into Dublin. The launch attracted a crowd of familiar Irish media and entertainment figures and underlined growing local demand for her services.
Launch night and guest list
The clinic’s opening was hosted by presenter Katja Mia, who fronted the evening’s presentations and live treatment demonstrations. Newlywed Katja arrived in a white mini skirt and matching top and joined the assembled guests for the ribbon-cutting and tours of the new space.
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Among those attending were 2FM presenter Demi Isaac and Dancing with the Stars professional Denys Samson, who posed with Traitors contestant Faye Brennan. DJ Fionnuala Moran, who is expecting, also visited the clinic, alongside 98FM presenters Rebecca Shekleton and Brendan O’Loughlin and stylist Roxanne Parker.
Clinic set-up and team
The Nutgrove location is a partnership between Hanaphy and long-time collaborator Dr. Barry O’Driscoll. The facility contains four treatment rooms and will house several of the brand’s signature services.
Treatments on offer
Among the treatments available is the exclusive Glacē Facial, which the team says has already proved popular with clients. The clinic will also provide the non-invasive Sofwave procedure, a skin-tightening and rejuvenation option designed to require minimal downtime.
Why this matters locally
Hanaphy told guests the clinic is “a long time in the making” and that strong interest from local clients, together with her ties to the area, made the expansion a natural step. “We’re incredibly proud to be creating new jobs while bringing some of the most advanced aesthetic treatments available to even more people,” she added, noting the positive response so far.
The new Nutgrove clinic represents a strategic extension of Hanaphy’s business into a suburban Dublin market and aims to make advanced aesthetic services more accessible to people in the surrounding communities.
