Both of these get explained several times a week in a room where somebody is paying attention to a mirror rather than to a paragraph. Writing them out properly means the thirty minutes can be about your face instead.
Altitude, clear air and three hundred and fifty sunny days compound into something that is not minor. What it does to skin here, and the four things that genuinely help.
The appointment is twenty minutes and almost nothing happens in it. The fortnight afterwards is the whole thing, and it is where people misjudge what they are looking at.
There is no content calendar here and nothing to subscribe to. These two exist because they are the conversations that happen most often, and because both of them argue for spending less money rather than more.
The rest has a page. The consult covers what to bring and why nobody is treated on day one. Before and after covers the week either side of each treatment, including the three symptoms that mean ring immediately. Laser covers the seasonal window, which is the policy people ask about most.
If your question is not answered anywhere here, bring it to the consult. Thirty minutes is a lot of talking and there is no charge for it.
Thirty minutes, in daylight, with a mirror, and a written plan you take home to think about.
Example interactive prototype. Not a real business. Names, photographs, reviews and figures on this page are illustrative. Identifying details on real client work are changed to protect their privacy. This is what Yeti can build for a med spa in seven days.