Lift Laser & Body

1321 Tower Road, Schaumburg, IL 60173 Directions

+18479959000

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Julz D.

Report | 6 months ago

I strongly recommend NOT going here. Details posted on yelp: http://www.yelp.com/biz/lift-laser-and-body-schaumburg?hrid=WkRJVpujUUn_EZhDKHH-uA

Diane P.

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Report | 2 years ago

I was at Lift Laser & Lipo for a profractional laser treatment. At first, I was a bit skeptical about this procedure, as I had never had any laser treatments done to my face at all. Nick, who was extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and accommodating, made me feel at home, and the procedure was done smoothly and painlessly in minimal time. Post-procedure downtime for me was 4 days, and honestly, I didn't enjoy looking in the mirror during it. It's been exactly a week since and my skin is already glowing. I'm not sure if I'd go back for another session at its original price (believe it's $450), not because i don't think it's worth it, but because i can't afford it. I'd love to go again if I can

Renee W.

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Report | 2 years ago

Did not know it was there. Very nice with helpful staff.

Brilliasol J.

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Report | 2 years ago

Professional, friendly and very knowledgeable.

From Our Editors

Sunlight streams through floor-to-ceiling windows in the waiting room at Lift Laser & Body, where a trio of doctors oversees aesthetic treatments powered by cutting edge technology. These procedures range from natural-looking plastic surgery such as tummy tucks and breast enhancements to less invasive procedures. Noninvasive treatments include SkinTyte, which relies on broadband light to get clients firmer and younger looking skin. Lift Laser & Body also offers rejuvenating ProFractional laser treatments for faces that can make patrons look younger, much like not calling a MP3 player “walkman.”