Glaskyn Aesthetics, a physician-owned medical aesthetics practice led by Brianne Gober, MD, opened its University Heights location in April 2026. Drawing on nearly two decades in medicine, including eight years in the U.S. Navy, Dr. Gober personally provides all care with a conservative approach, specializing in hair restoration, skin rejuvenation, and regenerative aesthetics.

Prospera Internal Medicine & Aesthetics, founded by Lea Pace, PA-C, was named Best Hormone & Anti‑Aging Clinic by San Diego Magazine. The boutique practice offers hormone therapy, GLP weight‑loss care, injectables and laser treatments, runs a “Midlife Women Aging Well” lecture series, and plans free laser tattoo removal outreach.

Muzita Abyssinian Bistro, opened in University Heights in 2008 by Abel and Yordanos, serves Eritrean and Ethiopian dishes over injera. Family-run and named for Abel’s late sister Muzit, it’s a community restaurant celebrating culture, home cooking, and neighborhood ties.

Source Connection Chiro & Light, founded 2023 by Dr. Darcy White (University Heights resident), offers NetworkSpinal chiropractic plus Modern Mystery School modalities (Life Activation, Empower Thyself) to release tension, regulate the nervous system, and reset body and mind.

University Heights business owners launched UHCA initiatives—digital networking, regular meetups, promotions and a University Heights Discount Card—to keep dollars local and boost visibility. Owners: join UHCA. Neighbors: shop local. Attend the next meeting July 15, 2026, 11 a.m. at Kairoa Brewing Company or via Zoom.

Tara and Guido Hamacher walk first-time buyers through credit, down payments, closing costs, and the mortgage interest deduction.

UH’s newest business opened their doors in March, Whit at Home. An interior design company with a storefront that will host workshops, design clubs, and more. Welcome to UH!

Ricky Follis explains the idea behind Curb, a local service focused on cleaning and restoring the front entry spaces that welcome people home.

Diversionary Theatre marks its 40th anniversary with a year of celebration, a fundraising gala, and continued support for LGBTQIA+ artists.

Chef Brad Wise’s Rare Society brings a refined steakhouse experience to University Heights, with wood-fired cooking, strong hospitality, and standout dishes.

An overview of how reverse mortgages can be used strategically to increase financial flexibility and support retirement goals.

Local business CURAH Travel shares their philosophy on personalized travel planning and why real human expertise still matters.

New art supply shop, workspace, and gallery HiFi Arts Company opens at 4586 Park Blvd, featuring traditional and organic art supplies plus local artist showcases.

UH realtors Mary Anne Stevens and Anastasia Brewer bring decades of experience and a passion for the neighborhood’s historic homes.

Reverse mortgages help seniors unlock home equity to support retirement, offering flexibility through FHA-backed HECM loans.

Enviouskin Day Spa, founded by Kim Hellmund, continues to thrive in UH, offering high-quality skincare treatments and a welcoming atmosphere.

UH resident Deanna Schallau shares how running has empowered her and how she now coaches others to find strength and joy in the sport.

Plumeria continues to thrive as a local vegan and vegetarian staple, known for its flavorful Thai dishes, mocktails, and welcoming atmosphere.

Hi-Fi Arts Co. opens in UH as a community hub for creative projects, offering art supplies, workshops, and gallery space for local artists.

Align Pilates offers a welcoming and chill environment for residents seeking an approachable and affordable fitness studio in UH.