Beauty & Spas in Berea

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Lasers beam over relaxed visages in Skin Solutions Medical Spa's private rooms, where paintings echo the jewel tones of the walls. The impeccably furnished med spa is a haven of noninvasive and minimally invasive beautifying services. The StarLux laser by Palomar is used to reduce body-hair growth, and other specialized lasers can remove unwanted tattoos or repair damage from the sun's rays and falling bits of moon. Cosmetic injections smooth out facial wrinkles, and skin analysis and product reviews lend clients the knowledge to help themselves.

Laser Perfect Med Spa's medical staff keeps busy with an extensive array of skin, hair-removal, and massage services to maintain your youthful appearance with Botox, Dysport, Restylane, Radiesse and Juvederm. Technicians prove that lasers, like a part-time trombonist/part-time psychologist, have many different uses. Techs use the focused light of Candela Gentle Yag lasers to quell hair growth at the root, reduce the appearance of sunspots, and erase spider veins. Chemical peels and diamond-aided microdermabrasion exfoliate away dead skin to leave the complexion more even and glowing. Massage therapists take a full-body approach to wellness by encouraging relaxation and muscular pain relief.

Brand-name products power the services at Touché Salon, where stylists transform coifs with color and conditioning elixirs by Redken and Moroccanoil. During plant-based Brazilian-blowout treatments, hair whisperers apply deep-conditioning solution to damaged or dry strands, leaving them softer than a peach in a nest of feathers. Manicures turn to popular OPI polishes, adorning nails with hints of eye-catching color.

Vicky suffers from the pain and weariness of fibromyalgia. Don survived being hit by a truck while riding his bicycle, but was left with broken bones and contusions that contribute to his chronic discomfort. Louise’s sixth-nerve palsy gives her double vision. Although each person’s condition is dramatically different, all three have found relief at the hands of Elizabeth Slone, whose massages don’t just soothe tension and ease sore muscles—they also help her patients manage their pain and heal.

Having honed her techniques at Lexington Healing Arts Academy, Slone has been practicing massage therapy since 2001, going hand-to-hand against troublesome aches using trigger-point and neuromuscular modalities. Her gifted mitten fillers are also well versed in orthopedic and adhesion release massage techniques, which can help break up the fibrous connective tissue that forms after injury, surgery, or ingestion of an entire throw rug. She serenades olfactory senses with aromatherapy scents during kneading sessions and can augment massages with reflexology.

The medical team at Ageless Medical Weight Loss Center & Medspa enhances beauty with custom weight-loss programs and cutting-edge technology. They draw from 60 years of combined experience to help clients shed pounds with six different medically supervised weight-loss programs, including NutriMed full- and modified-liquid dietary plans. The clinicians provide one-on-one counseling and advanced body-composition analyses that determine the percentages of a person's lean muscle mass, fat, water, and brain space devoted to memorized food-commercial jingles.

The center has tracked down the latest laser systems to provide skincare treatments with less downtime and discomfort. Palomar-certified registered nurses remove hair with the Icon's diode lasers, vacuum-assisted technology, and a large handpiece that cuts treatment time by more than half, all without the need for topical anesthetics. The crew uses the Lux1540 laser to reduce wrinkles without affecting skin's surface, and employs intense pulsed light to diminish sun damage, spider veins, and acne. To complement the benefits of a weight-loss program, medical staffers can reshape areas of stubborn fat with the radio-frequency energy of the noninvasive Exilis system.