Geneva/Winterthur – The LIAN Group has acquired the assets of Hair & Skin Medical AG. LIAN intends to use the acquisition to expand its healthcare platform.
The Geneva-based LIAN Group has fully acquired the assets of Hair & Skin Medical AG from Winterthur. According to a press release, LIAN intends to significantly expand its portfolio in the healthcare sector. The company has decided to continue the Hair & Skin brand and the branches in five cantons.
According to the press release, LIAN is working closely with the management of Hair & Skin to resume operations in the short term. The first two locations in Bern and Lausanne will open on November 18.
"We firmly believe in Hair & Skin's original vision of offering first-class hair and skin treatments in a medical retail model," said Julian Brosch, Managing Director at LIAN Group, in the press release. "Together with the new management, we have expressly decided to retain the Hair & Skin brand. In future, however, the focus will be on medical excellence and close, long-term support for patients."
The LIAN Group had already acquired the cosmeceutical company Scientis earlier in the year. ce/ww
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