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ESSPA is unparalleled in every way - I had a deep tissue massage and waxing which was s...more
Overall, I had a great experience with two facial services and one hair service. I especia...more
Cindy did a beautiful job. Very professional.
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Beautiful, tranquil space. Enjoyed a wonderful massage and facial.
Frequently Asked Questions
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At your consultation you'll discuss skin history, concerns, and goals. Our specialist will assess your skin, explain suitable medspa treatments and timelines, recommend products, and answer questions so you leave with a personalized plan and next steps.
Sessions usually last 30–45 minutes, depending on complexity. Extended consultations may include skin analysis, digital imaging, or patch testing, which can lengthen the appointment. You'll be given time for questions and clear follow-up recommendations.
We may offer complimentary introductory consultations or a small fee that is credited toward your first treatment—policies vary. We'll confirm any charges during booking and explain how consultation fees apply to booked services or packages.
Yes — we recommend consulting before injectables, lasers, or advanced facials. The consultation ensures suitability, helps manage expectations, and identifies pre- or post-treatment care to optimize safety and results for your chosen procedure.
Absolutely. Our estheticians provide tailored product suggestions and step-by-step homecare routines based on your skin type, sensitivities, and treatment plan. We prioritize organic, clinical-grade products and explain how to integrate them safely with any in-clinic procedures.
Arrive with a list of concerns, current products, medications, and relevant medical history. Avoid heavy makeup or recent aggressive treatments when possible. Photos of skin issues are helpful. Bring questions about downtime, costs, and results expectations.