July 24, 2025
Haus of Confidence, known for combining regenerative medicine with high-end beauty and aesthetics, is expanding with a second location right in Old Town — just steps away from their current space.
Set to open by late summer, the new 2,000-square-foot flagship at 4236 N. Brown Ave will feature spacious, serene treatment rooms and modern shared spaces designed to promote healing, recovery, and connection. It’s a big move for the fast-growing clinic, and it reflects their commitment to pushing the boundaries of aging, wellness, and beauty.
This expansion isn’t just about more space — it’s about redefining the experience. The new location will separate regenerative and surgical treatments from the traditional beauty services offered at the original location. Think stem cell therapies, surgical procedures, and longevity-focused medicine delivered in a calming, elevated space.
The new clinic will also include:
AI-driven technology to enhance care
Modern, zen-inspired interiors
A focus on preventative wellness instead of reactive treatments
With the new space comes an expanded team. Haus of Confidence is now home to a powerhouse of wellness professionals:
Sara Ameli, founder and board-certified nurse practitioner
Dr. Todd Malan, a cosmetic surgeon and global leader in stem cell therapy
Dr. Margaret Husami, a naturopathic medical doctor with over a decade of experience in aesthetics and integrative medicine
Their goal? To help clients feel confident from the inside out — with treatments that go far beyond skin deep.
“We’re bridging the gap between aesthetics and true regenerative medicine,” says Dr. Malan. “This new space is designed for transformation — not just how you look, but how you feel, age, and live.”
At Haus of Confidence, it’s not just about turning back the clock. It’s about living better, longer, and more confidently. This expansion is just the beginning.
Stay tuned for the official opening later this summer. For more updates and to explore their offerings, visit hausofconfidence.com.
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