Kaya expands its Bangalore presence with state-of-the-art clinic in Yelahanka
The Yelahanka clinic offers a premium, state-of-the-art environment, where clients can experience a wide spectrum of signature services, ranging from US-FDA cleared laser hair reduction and rejuvenating MediFacials to advanced pigmentation correction, scar and acne solutions, PRP hair therapy, Botox, fillers, and non-invasive body contouring. Each service is delivered under the guidance of Kaya's board-certified dermatologists and is customised for visible, lasting results.
The launch was graced by Kannada film star Sapthami Gowda, whose belief in honest, expert-led self-care beautifully echoed Kaya's values and added star power to the occasion.
'Bengaluru is India's innovation capital and a natural fit for Kaya's continued growth,' said Nishant Nayyar, Head of Marketing at Kaya. 'With a discerning, high-net-worth audience that values quality, visible results, and ease of access, the demand for expert-led skin and hair solutions is only growing. Yelahanka's rich heritage and growing momentum, made it a natural choice for Kaya's next chapter in Bengaluru.'
Sapthami Gowda added, 'In an era of filters, Kaya enhances our unique features rather than masking them. Their honest, expert-driven approach resonates with me, and I know Yelahanka will embrace it wholeheartedly.'
Dr. Veena Praveen, Head Medical Advisor (South) at Kaya Clinics, noted, 'Every client's concerns tell a story. Our goal is to decode that story with compassion and evidence-based care, bringing global standards to this vibrant part of Bengaluru. With this new launch, we are also bringing new technologies like MCT – targeted to supercharge hair restoration, Aerolase – targeted to transform skin conditions like acne, anti-ageing, pigmentation etc. and Artiqa – a non-invasive technology that combines thermal shock & electro muscle stimulation and helps in skin firming and toning.'
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