Beauty & Spas in Safety Harbor

Board-certified dermatologists Dr. Virginia Schekorra and Dr. Charles Dewberry strive to resolve patients' skin concerns with clinical and cosmetic solutions. At The Dermatology Center, they address medical conditions such as eczema and rosacea and combat signs of aging with six types of injectables and dermal fillers or skincare products such as SkinMedica and iS Clinical. Licensed aesthetician Audrey Garcia-Vigotty is certified in the use of intense-pulsed-light technology—which she uses to remove hair or spider veins—and is a certified permanent-makeup artist. The team's certified eyelash-extension expert can beautify guests' faces and enable them to dry fresh coats of nail polish with a few dramatic blinks.

At St. Pete Vein Center, alongside the doctor, nurse practitioner Cheryl Silbernagel rids legs of varicose veins, reticular veins, and spider veins during minimally invasive services such as endovenous laser ablation and sclerotherapy. Veins aren’t the only blemishes that Silbernagel treats, however. She also removes unwanted hair, wrinkles, and pigmentation. To date, the center has completed more than 100,000 treatments.

Board-certified physician Mira Mahajan guides Golden Glow Medspa's team of aestheticians in remedying signs of aging and stress with a full menu of services completed using eco-friendly methods. Trained staff members fortify skin against wrinkle onsets using Botox, Radiesse, or Juvéderm, which rejuvenate faces to bolster patron confidence before reunifications with childhood teddy bears. The team also fosters spa experiences with a lineup of facials and massages that soothe stress and add radiance to skin.

Golden Glow Medspa's laser treatments can remedy varicose veins, unwanted fuzz, and damage done to the skin from scarring or sun exposure. High-impact beams brush over countenances during 30-minute IPL photofacials, which constrict subdermal collagen and blood vessels to even out complexions and tighten skin stretched by attempting to eat a series of progressively wider sandwiches

The palm tree-lined campus at Sunstate Academy betrays its function by appearing on the surface to be an upscale salon. Yet, instead of performing the services themselves, the professionals inside are teaching and observing students as they put into practice their knowledge of cosmetology at the school's Salon Solaris. At pristine styling and wash stations, they cut, relax, color, perm, and condition hair. With the diversity of student interest comes diversity of services, and patrons might be pleasantly surprised to find dreadlocks, candy curls, finger waves, and elephant ears on the menu. The apprentices also dabble in nail and spa services, performing mani-pedis, and facials.