14 Trending Wellness And Longevity Clinics In Dubai
Forget traditional spa experiences, longevity clinics are offering a new-age blend of anti-ageing treatments and mind-body transformation
In a city synonymous with luxury and innovation, Dubai has become a global hub for next-generation wellness and longevity clinics. These spaces go far beyond traditional spa experiences, blending cutting-edge medical diagnostics with holistic healing to support graceful aging, optimal health, and complete mind-body alignment. Offering serene, light-filled spaces with sculptural interiors, state-of-the-art gyms, recovery lounges, and infrared saunas, there's nowhere better to relax and recharge while future-proofing your health. Here is our edit of wellness and longevity clinics in Dubai that promise transformative results.
Samadhi Wellness
Samadhi offers yoga classes, massage, reflexology, and hair services in a stunning Jumeirah space. Its onsite café serves fresh, nourishing dishes made with locally-sourced ingredients for full-body wellness.
Keyani Wellness Center
Located in Al Manara, Keyani offers holistic services like life coaching, sound healing, acupuncture, energy work, and yoga. The serene space also hosts Tania's Teahouse, serving organic teas and healthy bites, making it a hub for mind-body balance.
Longevity Hub by Clinique La Prairie
At One&Only One Za'abeel, this three-storey hub offers advanced treatments, aesthetic therapies, and personalised wellness programs. Highlights include the four-day City Wellness Retreat focused on vitality, movement, and nutrition.
The AEON Clinic
Located at Atlantis The Royal, AEON specializes in cellular regeneration and graceful ageing. Treatments include IV therapy, ozone therapy, and photobiomodulation, all preceded by a detailed scientific wellness assessment.
SEVA
A tranquil sanctuary in Jumeirah offering yoga, meditation, sound healing, and alternative therapies. Its garden café serves plant-based meals amid peaceful, zen-like surroundings that are ideal for relaxation and mindful connection.
Banya Forrest
Experience authentic Russian steam bath rituals on Bluewaters Island. Banya Forrest combines steam therapy, body scrubs, and venik rituals to aid detox, improve skin health, and boost metabolism.
Blended Wellness
Located at Dukes The Palm, Blended offers spa treatments, Pilates, HIIT, boxing, meditation, and full beauty services. This all-in-one destination also hosts regular wellness events and retreats.
Contrast Wellness
With branches at Palm Jumeirah and City Walk, Contrast offers contrast therapy using infrared saunas and ice baths. Add-on services include IV drips, massage, and guided recovery sessions.
Joint Space
Located in Alserkal Avenue, Joint Space fuses osteopathy, chiropractic care, physiotherapy, and movement therapy. It also offers workshops and classes for all ages, focusing on long-term health and function.
The Hundred Wellness Centre
Founded by Emirati Asma Lootah, this Jumeirah-based centre combines Pilates, holistic therapies, organic markets, and a wellness café. A strong community spirit underpins every fitness class and coaching session.
Sohum Wellness Sanctuary
Blending Ayurveda with modern spa treatments, Sohum in Al Quoz offers therapies, healing rituals, yoga, and meditation. Guests can also dine at Taama, a plant-based restaurant focused on balance and flavour.
AWAKEN Wellness
Housed in Atlantis The Royal, AWAKEN Spa features reiki-certified therapists and spatial medicine. Treatments include massages, chakra balancing, and energy work, delivered in a state-of-the-art setting.
Seven Wellness Club
Spanning 36,000 sq ft, this club blends fitness, yoga, meditation, ice baths, and IV therapy. Refuel at The Dose café offering clean meals, weekly specials, and grab-and-go options.
Peaq Wellness
Located in Al Quoz, PEAQ blends contrast therapy, Lagree workouts, massage, and breathwork. Its community space and café create a third-place vibe for recovery, socialising, and mindful living.
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