Some of nature's gifts are just plain undesirable, such as bird flu, monsoons, and younger siblings. Untangle nature's accursed leg webbing with today's Groupon: for $150, you get a consultation and two spider-vein removal treatments at Essential Aesthetics in Danville (a $500 value).
Laser leg-vein removal treatments at Essential Aesthetics begin with a consultation to make sure patients know what to expect from their treatment, have a chance to ask questions, and feel comfortable with their practitioner. With years of experience in the medical field, Dr. Abishai Rumano and certified physician's assistant Elham Zarnegar head the team of smoothifiers and visage refurbishers and take pride in turning back the hands of time without bribing a grandfather clock. Laser vein treatments are noninvasive and have minimal recovery time. They require only a topical anesthetic and leave no scarring or risk of infection, granting patients easy reentry into shorts-wearing activities such as clam digging and cement gardening.
Reviews
Six Citysearchers give Essential Aesthetics a perfect five-star rating:
- I was referred to Elli over a year ago and I will not go any where [sic] else from now on! She is professional, has a gentle touch, great bedside manner and of course the education & training - no one can compare! – ggsheart
- Ellie always is on the money with her suggestions and does not over do it. I have been seeing her for a while now and have no complaints. She is very delightful to speak with and makes sure you are comfortable. – Motorboysf
Essential Aesthetics
Physician and medical director Abishai Tichaona Rumano, who has more than 20 years of experience in the field of medical-based beautification treatments, helms a team of physician's assistants and nurses with the help of clinical director Elham Zarnegar. This squadron of registered professionals wields lasers, neuromodulators such as Botox, and dermal filters such as Juvéderm to battle bodily imperfections, including wrinkles, acne, unwanted hairs, and varicose veins in the shape of Howard Taft.