EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ — A longevity medicine and aesthetics practice on Cranbury Road celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week.
Mayor Brad Cohen joined Arora MD Longevity & Aesthetics co-founders Dr. Mudit Arora and Mansi Shah Arora at the event. Also attending were Economic Development Officer Rob Zuckerman, Crystal Pleasant and Ronnie Li of the East Brunswick Regional Chamber of Commerce, and the practice's staff and family.
The practice specializes in longevity medicine and hormone optimization. Led by Dr. Arora, it offers a mix of aesthetic treatments and wellness care.
The practice has been in East Brunswick since February 2025, Mudit said.
"When we were looking for a location last year, you know, we've been around since February 2025 in East Brunswick, and it's just reaffirmed as to why we chose it in the first place, and it's because East Brunswick is such a dynamic, diverse community," Mudit said. "It's a safe place to have a business. It's a beautiful location."
Mudit said the township's growth was a draw.
"There's so much economic development happening that it was just kind of a home run for location for us," Mudit said. "We really enjoy being part of East Brunswick, and we definitely made the right decision."
Arora MD Longevity & Aesthetics is at 561 Cranbury Road, Suite I. For more information, call 732-790-2034 or visit aroramdspa.com.
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