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What to Book First
If you have no idea where to start, you are the person this was written for.
The hardest part of a place like this isn't the treatments; it's the first booking. Sixty services is a menu, not an answer. So here is the honest answer, in three sizes.
The thirty-dollar introduction: Brow Shaping. Whatever it takes to get your brows up to date, done in one short visit. It's the smallest possible way to experience the detail and care that goes into everything here, and nobody has ever needed courage to book a brow appointment.
The real starting point: the Customized Facial, $125. This is the one to book if you want an actual plan. It begins with a professional assessment of your skin and the two questions every consultation starts with: what do you love about your skin, and what don't you? You leave with your skin treated and your options mapped, honestly, including the ones that cost nothing to think about.
The planner: a Laser Hair Reduction Consultation. If long-term hair reduction is already on your mind, skip ahead. The consultation is where your hair, your skin, and the calendar meet a real plan with real numbers; the season does the rest.
If you're torn, take the facial. It's the room where every other question gets answered anyway, and the most expensive thing you'll leave with is a plan you understand. Advanced skin, laser, and permanent cosmetics begin with a consultation. Never pressure to decide immediately.