A world-renowned Swiss clinic has been given its second prestigious accolade of 2006 following a win at The European Spa Awards in Monaco. Clinique La Prairie, situated in Montreux on the shores of Lake Geneva, was awarded the title of Best European Medical Spa on Saturday just a month after being named the ‘world’s best medical spa’ by a leading UK newspaper.
The awards took place as part of the second edition of the European Spa Exhibition from 21st -23rd January, at which major international professionals from the medical, wellbeing and spa industries were gathered.
Organisers said the awards rewarded the best achievements in these fields throughout the world with announcements of the winners taking place at a gala dinner at The Hotel Paris in Monaco.
“We’re thrilled to receive such a prestigious award,” said Yael Bruigom, marketing manager for Clinique La Prairie. “It is testament to the major investment we’ve made in our spa and thalassotherapy facilities over the past year and the way in which our history of medical excellence complements the more traditional aesthetic treatments we offer.”
“The future is, without doubt, very bright for medical spas,” continued Bruigom. “And CLP is very proud to be a pioneer in this industry – the opening of our medical centre in 1991 set a trend by combining, beauty, dietetic advice and hydrotherapy under one roof.”
Equipped with a large in-door pool, a salt-water, therapeutic bath and treatment rooms boasting magnificent views of Lake Geneva and the Swiss Alps, the new spa and thalassotherapy centre offers visitors a place to de-stress, lose weight and recuperate.
The newly restored 19th-century Château offers 24 rooms and suites, all featuring lake, mountain and park vistas from private terraces. Lighted underground passages connect all buildings within the complex, making it possible for patients to travel inconspicuously to check-ups and appointments in their robes and slippers.
Clinique La Prairie is best known for its unique Revitalisation cellular therapy, which is based on two injections that boost energy levels and strengthen the immune system. First developed in 1931 by Professor Paul Niehans, the treatment helps to slow down the ageing process and has evolved over the years to become the refined product, CLP Extract, which thousands of clients travel from all over the world to receive
Posted by Shannon Nelson on June 10, 2006 6:05 PM
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