A trading ground floor aesthetic clinic with 7 licensed specialties and 12 years behind it.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Reference | MG-06 |
| Asking price | AED 2,500,000 |
| Annual rent | AED 1,160,000 |
| Price per sq ft | AED 1,483 |
| Licensed specialties | 7 |
| Treatment rooms | 5 |
| Price per treatment room | AED 500,000 |
| Premises | Ground floor, plus 2 dedicated parking spaces |
| Floor area | 1,686 sq ft (157 sq m) |
| Trading | 12 years |
| Team | 38 staff, 29 full time and 9 part time |
| Operational status | Fully operational |
| Suitable for | Medical and aesthetic services |
| City | Business Bay, Dubai |
| Transaction | Business, licence and asset transfer |
A fully operational aesthetic clinic in Business Bay, Dubai is available at AED 2,500,000. The ground floor facility covers 1,686 sq ft with 5 treatment rooms and two dedicated parking spaces, holds 7 licensed specialties across aesthetic and medical services, and has been trading for 12 years with a team of 38 in place.
At AED 2,500,000 this is the most accessible licensed trading clinic MedGrowth currently lists, and at AED 1,483 per square foot it is the lowest price per unit area on the book by a wide margin.
Ownership of a licensed healthcare facility in Dubai usually starts several million higher. For a practitioner moving from employed or room rental into ownership for the first time, the difference between a two and a half million entry and a five million one is often the difference between doing it and not.
What that price buys is not a shell. It is a business that has been trading for twelve years, with a team of 38, five treatment rooms and seven approved specialties.
Business Bay is one of Dubai's densest mixed use districts, with a large resident population in the towers above and a substantial daytime working population around them. For an aesthetic practice that is close to an ideal catchment, because the treatments sell on convenience and repetition rather than on a single considered decision.
Injectables, laser and skin work are appointment led and repeat led. A patient who can reach the clinic in ten minutes from home or from the office returns three or four times a year. One who has to cross the city returns once.
Ground floor placement reinforces that. Street level entry, visible frontage and two dedicated parking spaces make a walk in or a lunch hour appointment practical in a way an upper floor suite does not.
The licence is focused rather than broad, and for this kind of practice that is the right shape. Plastic surgery, injectables, laser hair removal and beauty therapy sit alongside general practice, nursing and nutrition, so a single patient can be treated across most of the licence inside one relationship.
That matters commercially because acquisition cost in aesthetics is high and repeat revenue is where the margin sits. A licence that lets you move a patient from a consultation to injectables to laser to a nutrition programme raises lifetime value without spending anything more on marketing.
| Category | Specialties |
|---|---|
| Aesthetic | Plastic Surgery · Botox and Fillers · Laser Hair Removal · Beauty Therapy |
| Medical | General Practice · Nursing |
| Wellness | Diet and Nutrition |
The clinic has been trading for twelve years and transfers fully operational, with 38 people in place across 29 full time and 9 part time roles. A buyer takes over a working business rather than a licensed empty unit.
Clinician licensing is the slowest part of opening any healthcare facility in the UAE, because every practitioner requires individual approval before treating a patient. An intact team removes that queue entirely, and twelve years at one address carries a patient base that a new clinic spends years building.
Annual rent is AED 1,160,000, which is AED 96,667 a month and AED 688 per square foot across 1,686 sq ft. Against the asking price of AED 2,500,000 that is a high ratio, and it is the number a buyer should model first.
What makes it workable is revenue density. Aesthetic medicine generates more revenue per square foot than almost any other clinical discipline, because injectables, laser and skin treatments need a chair and twenty minutes rather than a theatre and an overnight stay. A five room aesthetic clinic can turn over sums that would require several times the floor area in general practice.
The question for a buyer is therefore not whether the rent is high in isolation, but whether current revenue per room supports it. Trading figures are released under NDA and should be the first thing a serious buyer asks for.
Full schedules are released to qualified buyers under NDA.
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Licence, company and tenancy transfer coordinated end to end.
Yes. The facility is fully operational with a team of 38 in place, and it transfers as a trading business rather than a restart.
In Business Bay, Dubai, on the ground floor with two dedicated parking spaces. The exact address is released after an NDA is signed.
AED 1,160,000, which is AED 96,667 a month and AED 688 per square foot. It is a high figure relative to the asking price, and any buyer should model current revenue per treatment room against it. Trading figures are released under NDA.
Aesthetic medicine generates more revenue per square foot than most clinical disciplines, because injectables, laser and skin treatments need a chair and twenty minutes rather than a theatre and an overnight stay. A five room aesthetic clinic can turn over sums that would require several times the floor area in general practice.
Twelve years.
Seven: plastic surgery, botox and fillers, laser hair removal, beauty therapy, general practice, nursing, and diet and nutrition.
The clinic transfers with its workforce of 38, across 29 full time and 9 part time roles, subject to individual contracts and licensing. Practitioner licensing is the slowest part of opening a healthcare facility in the UAE, so an intact team removes that queue.
Offers are considered. Serious buyers are invited to submit terms after reviewing the information pack.
Yes. Foreign ownership of healthcare businesses is permitted in Dubai, including 100 percent ownership in most structures. The ownership structure should be confirmed against licensing requirements before an offer is made.
Name, address, licence file and financials are released on signature of an NDA.
