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Our website has just been rebuilt. What you can now do yourself, the four current offers, and what is not ready yet.

What's new with our website? You can now see our availability, book, understand an offer and find out who will treat you without calling us. The phone line stays open for anyone who'd rather talk to someone.
Looking for an aesthetic treatment often ends the same way: a contact form, then a callback two days later to be told it'll be discussed at the consultation. You've probably been through that, and it's what we wanted to avoid when we rebuilt the site. Here's what you can do on your own, what still goes through the phone, and what isn't ready yet.
| What you were looking for | Where to find it now |
|---|---|
| A date | The real calendar, on the treatment page |
| Knowing what to book | The four-question quiz, from the catalogue |
| The name of what bothers you | Conditions and concerns |
| Who will treat you | The team, with their real titles |
| Understanding before you come | The guide, as a PDF |
| What an offer contains | The offer's page, in detail |

The calendar shown on a treatment page is the clinic's own, not a request form. You pick the time, you get the confirmation, and your appointment is booked.
Some treatments need a step first: a consultation with the doctor for injectables, or an eligibility assessment for hair treatments. The screen tells you before you pick a date, so you don't find out at the front desk.
A virtual assistant, Stella, is live on the site. She knows the treatments and the hours because she reads the same pages you do. She makes no diagnosis and replaces no one: as soon as a question is medical, she directs you to the nurse.
Can she get things wrong? Yes, it happens. She doesn't book anything on your behalf either.


Each offer has its own page, with what it contains, the order of the sessions and the interval between them.
Two sessions of XERF radiofrequency, two LaseMD Ultra sessions on the face and neck, and the firming serum. The radiofrequency works deep down, and the laser works on the skin's surface. The offer is reserved for a first visit, once per person.
Four treatments done in the right order, from the cleanse through to the laser, with the interval the skin needs between each. If the first session counts as week 1, the last one lands between week 9 and week 11. The treatments are already chosen and the appointments already planned.
Registration until October 10.
Summer often brings out spots, darkens hormonal patches and makes some redness more visible. Fall is a good time to deal with it, because there's less sun and the skin heals better. We confirm at the evaluation which seasonal treatments suit you.
Our app is in development. It isn't live and there's nothing to download for now. The day it opens, the credit will already be in your account.
We'd rather tell you here than let you find out when you click.
Know what you want? The calendar is on the treatment page. Not sure? The guide gives you an overview, and the offers give the detail.
If you'd rather we looked at your skin before talking about anything, that's where most of our plans begin anyway.
The best plan starts with an assessment. We look at your skin and answer your questions, no obligation.
Hi, I am Stella. Ask me about a treatment, a price or the clinic, and I will point you to the right place.
Stella answers from the site. She does not diagnose and does not book. The conversation stays 24 hours on this device, and the clinic keeps a copy.