Troy, MI Beauty and Salons

Apiderm owner-operator April Predeteanu knows a lot about good skin. The licensed electrologist, cosmetologist, and aesthetician spent more than 10 years working as an assistant to a dermatologist, has 17 years of electrolysis experience, and has practiced laser hair removal for more than 7 years. She brings 26 years total of aesthetic experience to her services. As a result, April knows that skin varies from person to person, which is why she offers complimentary consultations before performing any service.

She gets to know a client's skin before cleansing it during six different types of facials or applying permanent cosmetic makeup. For peskier wrinkles and misspelled temporary tattoos, she coats faces in powerful chemical peels, which use acids to exfoliate dead skin cells. She also utilizes advanced LightSheer diode laser as well as EpiLaser technology, an FDA-approved treatment that helps to remove unwanted body hair.

The licensed medical aestheticians at Troy Laser Center use VelaShape treatments to noninvasively subdue insurgent cellulite in the client's choice of body area, such as the abdomen, the buttocks, both hips, or the front or the back of the upper legs. The FDA-cleared VelaShape device harnesses the power of bipolar radiofrequency, infrared light energy, a vacuum, and mechanical massage to stimulate lymphatic drainage and restore sleekness to the dimply dermis. Over the course of three 30-minute treatments, Troy's friendly technicians reduce the circumference of the chosen area, carefully melting away undesirable cellulite and excess fat until the skin surface is smooth enough to perform backup vocals for Steely Dan. With no downtime, many clients compare the VelaShape treatment to a warm massage. A one-time fee of $451 will grant Groupon holders an upgrade to a package of six VelaShape treatments to be used on the same body area.

Hair salon dedicated to making people feel good about themselves both during their visits and after. Family friendly. Our team is diverse and well educated to help you get the look you desire.

Tan 4 Life's clean, private rooms boast four levels of tanning beds, allowing patrons to fine-tune their tones to anywhere from sun-kissed to deep bronze in quick, 10-minute sessions. For the UV-averse, the automated VersaSpa booth glazes bodies in a choice of three shades, which cling to frames and paint swatches for up to 10 days.

Patients who visit Dr. William Massey at Elise Laser & Medical Spa know one thing: they won't be in for a long recovery period after undergoing one of his cosmetic procedures. That's because the doctor sticks to treatments that require minimal—if any—downtime, from photofacials and Botox to chemical peels and Aluma skin renewal. A particular attraction is fractional-laser skin resurfacing, a treatment that makes the skin seem firmer and decreases wrinkles after just 10–20 minutes.

Though her business may be focused on detaching hairs, licensed esthetician Tiffany Taylor offers anything but detached service. Instead, she champions an "anti-spa" approach, cultivating a warmer, more relaxed atmosphere than what's found in many conventional beauty venues. At ME Beauty, she and her staff chat breezily with clients, refer to their treatments by witty names—for example, a chin wax is a "chinchilla"—and wear regular clothing instead of the overly official uniforms or hazmat suits a lot of other spas require.

Although their attitudes may be casual, their dedication to their craft is anything but. They specialize exclusively in waxing for men and women, boasting rigorous training in the art of swift hair-removal. As a result, they can remove unwanted strands from most any body part between the toes and brows, such as the arms, chest, and bikini areas. They utilize a brand of professional wax sold out of Australia, and never double-dip during appointments. For sensitive zones, they can also apply Dr. Edna's Bare Ease Cream, which can help lessen the treatment's sting.