The medical spa industry has been growing in popularity quickly, these days. That seems reasonable, as these facilities combine typical aesthetics procedures and modern medical treatments in a way that uniquely offers benefits to those looking to correct, repair, or improve skin quality and clarity. They also help to address certain cosmetic issues in new ways.
BODY TREATMENTS
At a medical spa, you might seek any of the following body treatments:
- Fat destocking—obviously, the body stores fat. Sometimes, though, this storage is irregular (the midsection, belly, rear, or thighs) and this procedure helps to reduce surplus and even out the silhouette
- Stretch marks—a perfectly natural part of life, stretch marks are a result of skin distention. This is common among people who have put on a lot of weight, particularly pregnant women who quickly gained weight from the development of their baby.
- Long Term Hair Removal—biology causes some people to have more hair than other people. This is a procedure that helps keep this a little more under control
- Scarring—Scarring is natural and nothing to be ashamed of—no matter the reason—but it can be unsightly. This procedure helps to reduce their visibility
- Mediluxe vaginal rejuvenation—women who have children will experience vaginal stretching. This is a procedure that can help to restore vaginal freshness, which makes some women feel more confident
FACIAL TREATMENTS
At a medical spa, you might seek any of the following facial treatments:
- Complexion Clarity—the term “complexion” refers to the color, texture, and clarity of your skin. Clarifying your complexion, then, refers to a process in which you improve any or all of these skin characteristics
- Reduce Fine Lines & Wrinkles—while fine lines and wrinkles are nothing to be ashamed of, as they are just a natural process of aging, some people want a more youthful appearance
- Skin Firming—As we age, the elastin in our skin gets weaker and this causes skin sagging. Again, while this is not a sign of poor health, some people wish to retain some of that taut vibrance of youth
- Pigmented Lesions—Typically harmless, benign moles, too many of these can make skin look uneven
- Hyperpigmentation—also typically harmless, this can cause you to have some patches of skin darker than others (a result of irregular melanin), and the procedure simply aims to help balance the tones and pigment
- Botox Injections—Botox is actually a brand name, but this procedure simply involve injecting the skin with a neurotoxic protein which can help to treat muscle spasms as well as refresh loose skin, fine lines, or wrinkles
