Health & Fitness

Restore Hyper Wellness coming to former bank spot in Brambleton

A national health and wellness brand is expanding in Northern Virginia and has announced its first Loudoun County location. It’s called Restore Hyper Wellness and it’s coming to the Brambleton Town Center in Ashburn.

Restore will be taking over the former Capitol One bank spot behind the public library and next to the Harris Teeter grocery store. They will be repurposing the bank building for their new center.

The concept of Restore is something called “hyper wellness.” This can apparently mean treating existing issues and maladies, or getting ahead of health problems before they occur.

Here’s a list of the types of services offered at a Restore location:

  • Cryotherapy
  • Red Light Therapy
  • Infrared Sauna
  • Compression
  • IV Drip Therapy
  • Intramuscular (IM) Shots
  • Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
  • NAD+ IV Drip Therapy
  • NAD+ IM Shot Therapy
  • Biomarker Assessments
  • Cryoskin
  • HydraFacial
  • Circadia Oxygen Facial

The brand has more than 125 locations from coast to coast. Along with the Ashburn announcement, Restore said they are seeking a Leesburg location as well.

Restore is just the latest entrant coming into Loudoun County offering wellness services such as this. Back in July, The Burn told you about iCryo, a new tenant coming to One Loudoun that offers cryotherapy and other health and wellness treatments.

Meanwhile, over at the Shoppes at Ryan Park in Ashburn, a new facility called Nava Health & Vitality Center is under construction. Nava offers everything from IV treatments to hormone therapy, from massage therapy to nutrition counseling.

Of course, there are many other facilities and offices in Loudoun County that offer similar services — and have for some time. The difference we’re seeing — the trend, if you will — is the rise of brands like these that are bundling a large variety of wellness treatments together on one “menu,” developing a franchise network, and expanding in shopping centers and retail plazas with their locations.

(Image at top: Restore Hyper Wellness)