Aesthetic Wellness Center Opens New Westborough Office

WESTBOROUGH, Mass., February 15, 2006 – Over 100 people, including State Representative Karyn Polito (R), attended the grand opening of the Aesthetic Wellness Center in Westborough.

Dr. Min S. Ahn, an internationally renowned facial plastic surgeon and director of the Aesthetic Wellness Center, greeted friends and guests and offered tours of the company’s new office, located at 2 Connector Road. Members of the Corridor Nine Area Chamber of Commerce also attended and participated in an official ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Representative Polito, who serves Shrewsbury and Precincts 1 and 4 in Westborough, offered a warm welcome to Dr. Ahn, commenting that the addition of the Aesthetic Wellness Center will make the Corridor Nine area even more vibrant.

“It’s a pleasure to have another high-quality business to Westborough,” she said. “Obviously, with the high volume of businesses in this area, you will have access to a large number of potential clients.”

Representative Polito also presented Dr. Ahn with a proclamation of welcome on behalf of her fellow representatives on Beacon Hill, signed by Speaker of the House Salvatore F. DiMasi.

Dr. Ahn is enthusiastic about his new location.

“Westborough is a wonderful town, not only from a business perspective, but from a people perspective. Everyone we’ve met and dealt with here has been terrific. We look forward to a long stay in this community.”

The Aesthetic Wellness Center, moved to Westborough as of January 1, 2006.

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