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What You'll Get
Seventeenth-century shipping routes drastically improved once navigators began referring to actual maps of waterways instead of the varicose veins on their thighs. Steer clear of veiny skin with today's Groupon: for $149, you get two spider vein laser treatments at True Skin Spa on North McLean Boulevard (a $600 value).
A full-service day spa, True Skin Spa's expert aestheticians freshen faces with a multitude of skin-savvy services. Kick back as a trained specialist shrinks cosmetic vein foes with the heating powers of a Sciton laser.
As blood vessels such as broken facial capillaries, enflamed rosacea, or spider veins are warmed to the temperature of tanning turnips, visible vein residents will swell with light, causing clogged blood tunnels to constrict back to their original miniature pine-tree shapes. Each duct-disappearing treatment is performed quickly; although patients feel little to no pain during the procedure, the process can cause slight redness and swelling.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Oct 3, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. By appointment only. No cash back. Not valid with other offers. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About True Skin Spa
The beauty professionals at True Skin Spa take dry, damaged, and whiskered skin to task with a range of spa treatments designed to revitalize the dermis from head to toe. Aesthetic facial treatments call upon exfoliating masks, chemical peels, and resurfacing lasers to flush dirt from clogged pores and smooth over fine lines. Wax specialists swipe away unwanted frizz from arms and legs, and laser technicians wage a space-age war with overzealous follicles during permanent hair-removal treatments. Gentle Swedish strokes knead away lumps of stress and lingonberry jam lodged in shoulders, and deep-tissue techniques assuage ingrained anxieties during extended massage sessions. Makeup artists wield a palette of vitamin-infused cosmetics from glominerals as they amplify alluring features or teach clients the intricacies of their craft during technique lessons.