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Six treatment families, one plan

Every plan combines a few of these, chosen at your consultation. We explain why we recommend each one, what it costs and how long results usually last.

A provider in pink gloves injecting a small dose into a client’s forehead

15-30 minutes, $13 a unit

Neurotoxins

Botox, Dysport or Xeomin, placed in small doses to relax the muscles that crease the forehead, the brows and the outer eyes. Results start in 3 to 5 days and last about three to four months.

Who it’s for

Forehead lines, frown lines, crow’s feet, jaw clenching and underarm sweating. First-timers start with a conservative dose.

A nurse injector in black gloves treating a client’s chin while she reclines

45-60 minutes, $725 a syringe

Dermal fillers

Hyaluronic acid gels that restore volume and shape in the lips, cheeks, chin, jawline and under-eyes. Results show right away, last 6 to 18 months and can be dissolved.

Who it’s for

Thinning lips, flattened cheeks, a softer jawline and hollows under the eyes. Many first plans use one syringe.

A laser handpiece pressed against a client’s skin

15-60 minutes, from $99

Laser hair removal

Pulses of light that heat the hair follicle so hair grows back finer and slower. A series of six to eight sessions, with settings chosen for your skin tone after a patch test.

Who it’s for

Underarms, legs, bikini line, back and face. Works best on dark hair; blond and gray hair usually don’t respond.

A client resting with her eyes closed and a headband on during a facial

30-50 minutes, from $175

Peels & HydraFacial

Chemical peels in three strengths, and the HydraFacial, which cleanses, exfoliates and hydrates in one step. Light treatments have no downtime; deeper peels mean a few days of flaking.

Who it’s for

Dull skin, congested pores, sun spots and uneven tone, and anyone who wants their skin ready for an event.

A dropper applying serum to a client’s skin after treatment

60 minutes, $375

Microneedling

Tiny controlled punctures, made after numbing cream, that prompt the skin to build new collagen. Usually three sessions a month apart, with one to three days of redness.

Who it’s for

Acne scars, rough texture, enlarged pores and fine lines. Not suitable during active breakouts or pregnancy.

A body contouring applicator moving across a client’s abdomen

35-60 minutes, from $175

Body contouring & IV

Non-surgical fat reduction for small, stubborn areas, and IV hydration drips with a nurse’s health screening before every drip. Neither one is a weight-loss treatment.

Who it’s for

People close to a stable weight with one area that won’t change, and healthy adults who want a hydration drip.

Not sure where
to start?

You don’t have to know. Your $50 consultation is where we work it out together, and it comes off your first treatment.

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