What You'll Get
Hair is like detailed knowledge of X-Files plotlines—while extremely useful, revealing too much of it in the wrong place can sink your social life. Today's Groupon to Skin Essentials Laser & Medical Spa abducts rogue hairs with technology invented by a shadowy group of elites known only as the Syndicate. The three laser hair removal treatments can be used on the lip, chin, underarms, bikini line, neck, nape of neck, pancreas, or ears. These medical-grade treatments are performed within the comfort of a spa-like setting. And, Skin Essentials’ expert staff, which includes a doctor in addition to aestheticians, ensures patients are as comfortable as they are in their own living rooms or favorite socks.
Reviews
Four Yahoo! Locals comment on a variety of services and give Skin Essentials Laser & Medical Spa an average of five stars:
- I felt like they really took my individual needs into account. I found the skin care products to be far more effective than what I have used so far. I would recommend that anyone visit Skin Essentials for their skin issues. – friendly
- AMAZING! Staff is wonderful, their services have been invaluable to me! I highly recommend any of their treatments! – blondieNC
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Nov 1, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 2 per person, may purchase 1 additional as gift. By appointment only. Valid for lip, chin, underarms, bikini line, neck, nape of neck, or ears. Gratuity not included. Not valid with other offers. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Skin Essentials Laser and Medical Spa
Owner and aesthetician Katrina Barringer opened Skin Essentials Laser and Medical Spa in 1999, and has since recruited an elite team of eight that includes a physician and a licensed acupuncturist. Each of the women on staff boasts a specialty such as bamboo-fusion massage, eyelash extensions, or aromatherapy that smells like colors. Barringer's interests are of an academic complexion, as she penned an award-winning paper and is one of 67 laser technicians without an M.D. degree to be accepted into the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery.