Health & Co. Beauty Hub

Health & Co. Beauty Hub is a medical aesthetics clinic and luxury beauty destination on Level B3 of Mercury in St Julian's. It brings cosmetic injectables, advanced skin therapies, laser, body contouring and facials together with dedicated hair, nail, lash and brow bars, so one visit can cover both medical aesthetics and everyday beauty.

The idea behind the hub is a head-to-toe experience in a refined, contemporary space: a medical clinic and luxury beauty services side by side, with prescription-grade skin care, advanced technology and personal attention. The tone is welcoming rather than clinical, and the emphasis throughout is on listening to what you want before recommending anything.

The hub is led by Dr Jordan Camilleri and aims for natural-looking, scientifically guided results rather than dramatic change. It is listed in our directory of cosmetic clinics in Malta, where you can compare it with providers such as AestheLab Clinic and Academy.

Dr Jordan and the team

Dr Jordan, co-founder and hub director, is a graduate of Medicine and Surgery from the University of Malta who went on to study aesthetics at the Harley Street Institute and Derma Medical in London. He trained in SkinPen, HydraFacial and the full range of BTL aesthetics programmes, and he also plays waterpolo, including a spell in the top flight with A.S. Roma. Under his direction the hub carries out over 5,000 beauty treatments each year.

Several practitioners have international backgrounds. The make-up and brow specialist, Danilo, has a decade of experience and relocated from Italy to Malta, while Maria, the head facial therapist, is Maltese and specialises in problematic and ageing skin, with additional skills in HydraFacial, BioRePeel, reflexology, massage and lymphatic drainage. The front desk team handles bookings and questions, and the lead receptionist, Kyla, comes originally from the Philippines.

Christabelle Camilleri is co-founder and chief executive, and Sophie, who brings a physiotherapy background, manages the hub and its operations. The wider team includes a head facial beauty and massage therapist, a beauty therapist and laser hair removal technician with 19 years of experience, a make-up and brow expert, front desk staff and a content creator. All practitioners are described as carefully vetted and fully qualified, with continuous training.

Injectables, laser and advanced aesthetics

The treatment menu covers Botulinum toxin, dermal fillers, Profhilo, polynucleotides, the Baby Glow skin booster, Lemon Bottle fat dissolving, collagen threads, BioRePeel, SkinPen microneedling and skin tag removal. The hub is the exclusive provider of the HydraFacial Syndeo system and the Aerolase laser, platforms used for concerns such as acne, pigmentation and redness.

HydraFacial treatments come in Syndeo and Keravive versions, the latter aimed at the scalp. Aerolase is a laser platform with a Neo Elite model on the menu, and Dermalogica adds a further range of facial treatments built on microneedling and peels. In practice this means a visitor with only a week or two in Malta can ask the doctor which treatments fit the time available, since some are single sessions and others work best as a course.

Body treatments include EMSCULPT NEO, EMTONE and Exilis Elite for contouring and skin tightening, plus laser hair removal and electrolysis. Every treatment plan is tailored after an in-depth consultation, and the first consultation is free. Nothing here is medical advice; suitability is discussed with the doctor.

Facials and Dermalogica treatments

Facials start at €100, run from 60 minutes and are typically repeated every four to six weeks, with minimal downtime. Options include the Ageless Aura, Brightening Boost, Cleansing, Deep Detox, Moisturizing Mineral, Rapid Refresh, Soothe Skin and Sculpting facials, plus an Elegant Eyes treatment and a neck and décolleté treatment. The hub uses Dermalogica Professional, Thalion Professional and ZO Skin Health products. Add-ons include reflexology massage, gua sha, facial sculpting massage, milia removal and LightStim LED therapy.

The facial benefits listed for these treatments include deep pore cleansing, improved hydration, better texture and tone, stimulation of collagen and elastin, softer fine lines and a calmer complexion where skin is sensitive or prone to redness. Each facial is customised to your skin type, so two clients booking the same name may receive different products. Pro Pen Microneedling works by creating tiny controlled micro-injuries that prompt the skin's natural healing response, while the Pro Power Peel uses a three-acid system to exfoliate and resurface skin for concerns such as fine lines, uneven pigmentation or acne.

Dermalogica treatments are priced on the site. Pro Pen Microneedling takes 45 minutes at €100, the Pro Power Peel takes an hour at €90 and the Rapid Pro Power Peel takes 30 minutes at €50. Pro Pen NanoInfusion is €80, microneedling with a peel is €135, microneedling with BioRePeel is €180, the premium combination with a peel is €170, and adding the Exo Booster brings it to €270. Dermalogica Melanopro, aimed at hyperpigmentation and uneven tone, is €200.

The beauty bars

Under the same roof are three partner bars. Innovations by Ro, led by Rodianne, offers cutting, styling and colour, and welcomes teenagers, busy parents, event-goers and mature clients. Nail Impress by Toyah, led by Toyah, offers premium nail care and bespoke designs, and Toyah is the sole distributor in Malta of the Mosaicprofessionails brand. Glamy, led by Gleice Lopes, covers brows, lashes and semi-permanent make-up, with a focus on lash health.

Hair, nails and lashes can be fitted around other appointments, which is handy if you are preparing for an event or wedding while in Malta. A brow bar offers shaping and professional brow treatments, and the lash bar covers lash enhancements and eye-beauty services designed to flatter your natural features.

The hub also offers threading and waxing, massages and semi-permanent brows and make-up, and an online shop sells skin care products. For other hair and beauty options in the directory, see AMIS City Spa and Beauty Salon.

Finding the hub in St Julian's

Mercury is in the heart of St Julian's, one of Malta's busiest areas for dining, nightlife and hotels. Our guides to hotels in Sliema and the St Julian's area, where to stay in Malta and hotels across Malta help with accommodation, and our flights to Malta from the UK page covers getting here.

The hub is open Monday to Friday and on Saturday, with Sunday by request. Weekday closing time varies between 19:00 and 20:00, so confirm your slot with the team when you book, particularly for an evening appointment after a day out. Plan an extra day with our things to do in Malta and Valletta guide, check our Malta weather guide for the season, and read our UK relocation guide for Malta if you are moving here.

How to get in touch

The hub also runs an Ask Dr Jordan service for questions to a certified med-aesthetic doctor, an Ask Our Team option for personalised recommendations, and an online beauty shop for products to use at home. Safety and confidentiality sit at the centre of how it works, and every client is treated with discretion and respect.

To arrange a free consultation, ask about a treatment or find out which bar suits your plans, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the hub, who will reply to you directly. Mention the treatments you are interested in and the dates you will be in Malta.