South Florida’s wellness scene grew faster than anyone’s ability to say what’s worth the money. New clinics open every month promising to reset, reverse, and optimize you. Studios rebrand. A peptide menu turns up at the medspa beside the facials. There’s a lot of it, and most of it is noise.
Miami Wellness Review is the filter. Think of it as a Time Out for South Florida wellness: a curated guide to the events, venues, and shops worth your attention, chosen so you don’t have to sort through the rest.
What we do
We research the field and select the best of it. We’d rather point you to ten places worth your time than catalog the hundred that aren’t, so this is a shortlist, not a directory. Everything we name is real and checked against a credible source — the business, the practitioner, the price, the credential — and we tell you the treatment, the street, and the cost when we can confirm them.
That’s the thinking behind our guide to the Miami organic markets worth shopping — from Nude Miami’s seed-oil-free debut at Panorama Tower to a 34-year-old independent that’s outlasted every trend — and behind the way we mapped International Yoga Day at the Miami-Dade Fairgrounds class by class before pointing you toward it.
We cover five areas:
- Aesthetics — skin, injectables, and devices, and the practitioners qualified to perform them.
- Longevity — the clinics, testing, and protocols behind the category, held to a medical standard.
- Move — the Pilates, strength, and recovery studios worth your time.
- Nourish — eating well in a city that makes it complicated.
- Mind — rest, sound, meditation, and mental health that isn’t just décor.
Our work comes in four formats: The Edit (features and guides), Editor’s Picks (a single recommended venue or service, with a rating), The List (ranked roundups of the best in a category), and The Calendar (real events worth your evening). We cover Brickell, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Aventura, Wynwood, Coconut Grove, Edgewater, Bal Harbour, and Key Biscayne.
Who we’re for
Women in South Florida who are aging on their own terms and have the discernment to spend well. We don’t trade in fear or “anti-aging.” We assume you’re smart, busy, and tired of being sold to.
How we keep your trust
Our editorial selections are independent. We choose what to feature on merit, and those choices aren’t for sale — no business can buy its way into a roundup or a ranking.
Some articles are sponsored or produced with a partner. When they are, we label them clearly at the top as Featured Partner or Sponsored, so you always know which is which. The same goes for anything connected to us, including businesses our editor has invested in. Anything medical or scientific is attributed to named, verified clinicians or to published research, never asserted on our own authority, and it’s information, not medical advice. Full details are on our Disclosure & Privacy page.
Who’s behind it
Chloé Ghnassia is the founder and editor of Miami Wellness Review. A serial entrepreneur and investor, she founded La Maison Services and has backed companies across services and health technology — among them an early investment in Nutree Clinic, a peptide-specialized telehealth practice.
Belgian-born, raised in France, and a mother of five, she has lived in Luxembourg and Israel and is now based in Miami. Longevity has run through her work as an investor for years, and Miami Wellness Review is where she brings the same scrutiny to South Florida’s wellness scene.
Write for us
Know the South Florida wellness world from the inside? We’re always looking for sharp, honest contributors who share the standard above — people close to the places they write about. Pitch us at chloe@rimon.services.
Reach us
Tips and corrections are welcome. We take corrections seriously and post them when we get something wrong.