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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What procedures were done? Were you aware of the prices before you arrived?[/quote]

Not sure what your attitude is but I didn’t research much but sure, I had an idea. First time at a med spa. I usually go to a derm who does every single procedure herself. But she’s always booked and so on a lark, I went to this place for a consult and then decided to do two procedures. It was very well run, with very slick marketing, multiple locations etc but I realized afterwards that I didn’t actually see a doctor anywhere. And then I received multiple requests for tips, and for reviews of course.

It was fine for a one time thing but I probably won’t go back. I’ll take a messier doctors office with a better trained and skilled doctor over these types of places any day. Same goes for dentists. [/quote]

DP but the PP had no attitude. Those were my questions as well. How can we say whether 1500 is high or not if we don't even know what you had done? As for tips, many things Med spa does are not medical in nature. Like they do facials and hair removal. It doesn't seem weird to solicit tips for those services, just like you would for a haircut or brow wax at a salon. It's not surprising they have that culture when they are set up the way they are.

I agree with you that I would only go to a physician for injectables, this is why I think med spas are weird and also don't go to cosmetic dentists even for something like teeth whitening or Invisalign.[/quote]

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