The difference between a medical spa and an ordinary spa is that you are able to receive services that require a trained and specialized physician. This means you have the opportunity to dive into services that can prevent and reduce the signs of aging.



So who goes to medical spas? According to the American Med Spa Association’s 2017 State of the Medical Spa Industry Report, almost 52% of medical spa clients are between the ages of 35 and 54, and females make up more than 85% of medical spa clientele. If you're not currently a medical spa client, it's time to consider a trip! There are services for every age range, including:

• Hydrafacial
• Botox
• Microdermabrasion
• Facials
• Massage
• Body Sculpting
• Laser Hair Removal

Medical spas will leave you feeling rejuvenated, refreshed, and younger! It's important to work to reduce signs of aging before they happen. This is why my clients will begin anti-aging services in their thirties. For example, preventative Botox will stop deep, set-in wrinkles from forming. If you wait until your sixties to get botox- although it's possible- it's more difficult, expensive, and time-consuming to remove deep, set-in wrinkles.

Medical spas employ only the most qualified individuals to perform services. Since they provide day spa services as well as medical aesthetics services, it's required to have qualified professionals in both arenas. This means there will be a medically licensed physician at your fingertips for medical aesthetic procedures. You'll also have staff with proper cosmetology licenses to perform services such as facials, massage, and more.

If you're looking for a relaxing day to unwind with a massage, facial, or pedicure, you can schedule one or more services and make a day of it. If you don't know where to begin, talk to any of our experienced staff to determine the best treatments for your pleasure. Call our team today if you have any questions.