About Your Visit

A medical spa is a facility whose medical program is run under the supervision of a licensed healthcare professional, according to the International Medical Spa Association. A Medical Spa is able to use higher-grade products and equipment as well as physician-administered Botox® and Fillers, therefore, showing greater results. The two fields of medical and luxury have converged and caused a veritable explosion, making this new trend the wave of the future.

Our Medical Spa is under the supervision of Dr. Tanya Riddle, a Board Certified Dermatologist. Therefore, we are able to perform laser treatments for various skin conditions, use medical grade skincare products and equipment, and offer physician administered Botox® and Fillers. Treatments at this level are unavailable at any day spa or salon.

You do not need to be a dermatology patient, nor do you need a prescription to visit. In fact, if you have not been here before, we encourage you to come see us.

Anyone of our spa team members can assist you in planning the perfect spa experience or treatment plan. Call us today to schedule your free beauty consultation.

Kynzie Oliver, PA-C and Laine Elam, PA-C administer Botox and Filler injections.

The laser only works on dark hair (not blonde or red) and only on un-tanned skin. The laser is attracted to color and cannot detect between dark hair and dark skin which can cause hyper/hypo pigmentation. All areas of the body can be lasered for hair reduction. For best results, 6-10 treatments are recommended.

Yes, you are still able to receive some spa treatments while pregnant and/or nursing. There are a few treatments that you are not able to receive which are as follows: All laser treatments, Vichy Shower Treatments, certain facial treatments, and Botox® and Fillers.

Yes, frequent application of sunscreen is a must. Decrease exposure to the sun, as the laser compromises your skin and increases its sensitivity to the sun.

Smoother, fresher looking skin, improved tone and texture, reduction in the appearance of melasma, sun damage and hyper pigmentation, wrinkle reduction and improved appearance of acne and surgical scars.

Yes, two weeks prior to a Fraxel Laser Treatment, you must stop all use of retinoids, glycolic, and salicylic acids. It is important to avoid sun exposure, waxing treatments, abrasive scrubs, and microdermabrasion. It is also important to let the staff know if you are susceptible to cold sores so that a prescription can be given.

Chemical peels “chemically” remove epidermal skin cells. This procedure involves hot sensations, itching, and sometimes burning. Microdermabrasion “mechanically” removes epidermal skin cells by abrasion. Patients can relate this feeling to the feel of a cat’s tongue licking your skin. Both treatments rejuvenate dull skin.

Please notify our spa reservation team when booking if you have high blood pressure, a heart condition, recent surgeries, allergies, or if you are pregnant.

No. However, anyone under the age of 18 is required to have a parent or guardian’s signature before receiving any service.

For enhanced comfort and relaxation, we suggest that you arrive at least 10-15 minutes prior to your first treatment. This will allow you to enjoy the facilities.

Arriving late will limit the time for your treatment. In order to accommodate our next guest your treatment will end at the scheduled time so the next guest will not be delayed. The full value of your treatment will be applied.

To preserve an ambiance of peace and tranquility, Aesthetics Clinic is a cell phone free environment. Kindly turn off all cell phones and electronic devices prior to entering the spa.

This is your time and your comfort is truly important to us. Whether it is the room temperature, the amount of pressure, or the volume of the music, please notify us at any time of any discomfort or preferences.