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Medical spa · Brentwood, Tennessee

Quiet, careful skin care.

Injectables, laser and skin treatments overseen by a board-certified dermatologist, with every price on the page before you book. No pressure, and no package you did not ask for.

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Consultations are complimentary. Tue-Sat 9 AM-6 PM, Central Time.

Medical Director: Helena Voss, MD, Physician. Board-certified in Dermatology (ABMS).

Demo persona. A real practice names its actual medical director and clinicians here.

A quiet treatment room with a made-up treatment bed, warm wood paneling and soft daylight from a tall window

4.9 from 212 client reviews

Sample rating, demo site

Treatment quiz

Not sure where to start?

Six short steps. Tell us what brings you in and we will suggest the treatments worth talking about, then find a time for a complimentary consultation.

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What brings you in?

Treatments

Fewer treatments, done carefully

Ten treatments in five groups. Each page explains how a session goes, the downtime, the side effects and the alternatives, including doing nothing.

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Injectables

Neurotoxin for expression lines, hyaluronic acid filler where volume has changed. Planned in writing, injected only by a nurse practitioner or physician.

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A handheld laser applicator held against a leg on a white towel

Laser

Hair reduction by area and a non-ablative laser facial, under our medical director's supervision.

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An aesthetician's gloved hands applying a cream mask during a facial

Skin Rejuvenation

Microneedling, peels and laser facials for texture, tone and fine lines.

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A calm treatment room with a padded table, a small stool and window blinds

Body and Skin Health

Radiofrequency tightening and cooling fat reduction, and facials for dryness and congested pores.

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Prices

Every price, before you book

Most med spas ask you to come in before they name a number. Ours are here. Packages are prepaid and always cost less per session than booking one at a time.

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Laser hair reduction, underarms

Includes the session, cooling gel, and a patch test before the first session.

Priced by area per session. A package of 3 is 20% less per session, a package of 6 about a third less.

Side effects, downtime and alternatives

$149

per session

$119

per session, package of 3

$357 for 3 sessions

Save $90 on a package of 3

$99

per session, package of 6

$594 for 6 sessions

Save $300 on a package of 6

Neurotoxin, per unit

Includes the injection, numbing ice, and a follow-up check at two weeks.

Charged per unit used. Most foreheads take 10-20 units, frown lines 15-25, crow's feet 8-12 per side. The number is agreed at your exam before anything is injected.

Side effects, downtime and alternatives

$13

per unit

$11

per unit, bank of 100 units

$1,100 for 100 units

Save $200 on a bank of 100 units

$11

per unit, bank of 100 units

$1,100 for 100 units

Save $200 on a bank of 100 units

Dermal filler, per syringe

Includes the injection, topical numbing cream, and a follow-up check at two weeks.

Charged per syringe used. Lips usually take one syringe, cheeks one or two. The amount is agreed at your exam.

Side effects, downtime and alternatives

$650

per syringe

$595

per syringe, 2 or more syringes

$1,190 for 2 syringes

Save $110 on 2 syringes

$595

per syringe, 2 or more syringes

$1,190 for 2 syringes

Save $110 on 2 syringes

Microneedling, full face

Includes numbing cream, the session, and a post-care serum for the first night.

One price for the full face. The neck can be added for $95.

Side effects, downtime and alternatives

$375

per session

$319

per session, package of 3

$957 for 3 sessions

Save $168 on a package of 3

$279

per session, package of 6

$1,674 for 6 sessions

Save $576 on a package of 6

Chemical peel, full face

Includes the peel, a neutralizing step, and a take-home sunscreen sample.

One price for the full face, whichever peel is chosen at your consultation.

Side effects, downtime and alternatives

$185

per session

$159

per session, package of 3

$477 for 3 sessions

Save $78 on a package of 3

$159

per session, package of 3

$477 for 3 sessions

Save $78 on a package of 3

The largest package for this treatment is 3 sessions.

Laser facial

Includes the session, cooling, and post-care balm.

One price for the full face.

Side effects, downtime and alternatives

$325

per session

$275

per session, package of 3

$825 for 3 sessions

Save $150 on a package of 3

$245

per session, package of 6

$1,470 for 6 sessions

Save $480 on a package of 6

Consultations are complimentary. The medical exam before a first injectable or laser treatment is included in the treatment price. Package rules, expiry and refunds are on the Purchase Terms page.

Prices for every treatment and every laser area are on the treatments page. Sample prices, demo site.

Before and after

What changes, drawn honestly

Choose a concern, then drag across the picture. These are diagrams of what a treatment works on, not photographs of patients, and not a promise of what yours will look like.

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Diagram before treatment: texture, in cross-sectionDiagram after treatment: texture, in cross-sectionBeforeAfter

Texture, in cross-section

A rough, pitted surface and thin collagen beneath it, then a smoother surface over a denser layer after a course of microneedling. The change is gradual, over months.

Sample result, illustrative only. Individual results vary.

Diagram, not a photograph of a patient.

Microneedling: how it works and its risks
Diagram before treatment: sun spots on a patch of skinDiagram after treatment: sun spots on a patch of skinBeforeAfter

Sun spots on a patch of skin

Fewer and lighter spots after a series of peels or laser facials. They come back without daily sunscreen.

Sample result, illustrative only. Individual results vary.

Diagram, not a photograph of a patient.

Laser facial: how it works and its risks
Diagram before treatment: lines at the corner of the eyeDiagram after treatment: lines at the corner of the eyeBeforeAfter

Lines at the corner of the eye

Softer lines while the muscle is relaxed by a neurotoxin. The effect wears off over three to four months.

Sample result, illustrative only. Individual results vary.

Diagram, not a photograph of a patient.

Neurotoxin injections: how it works and its risks
Diagram before treatment: the cheek, in profileDiagram after treatment: the cheek, in profileBeforeAfter

The cheek, in profile

More support in the mid-cheek with hyaluronic acid filler, placed in small, measured amounts.

Sample result, illustrative only. Individual results vary.

Diagram, not a photograph of a patient.

Dermal filler: how it works and its risks
Diagram before treatment: hair, at the surfaceDiagram after treatment: hair, at the surfaceBeforeAfter

Hair, at the surface

Fewer and finer hairs after a series of laser sessions. Long-term reduction, not the removal of every hair.

Sample result, illustrative only. Individual results vary.

Diagram, not a photograph of a patient.

Laser hair reduction: how it works and its risks

Your first visit

What to expect

Unhurried by design. Every first visit starts with listening, and every first injectable or laser treatment starts with a medical exam.

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  1. Step 1: A conversation first

    Thirty minutes, by phone or in the studio, with no charge and no obligation. You tell us what bothers you; we tell you what is realistic, including when the answer is to do nothing.

  2. Step 2: A medical exam

    Before a first injectable or laser treatment, our nurse practitioner or medical director takes your history, looks at your skin and checks medicines and conditions that change the plan.

  3. Step 3: A plan in writing

    What we suggest, how many sessions, the price, the downtime and the side effects, on one page you take home. Nothing is booked or charged that day unless you ask for it.

  4. Step 4: Treatment and a follow-up

    Treatment on a day that suits you, then a check-in at two weeks for injectables and after the first session of any series.

Membership

Is the paid tier worth it for you?

Two tiers. Glow is free. Lumen Circle costs $290 a year. Put in roughly what you spend and the calculator says which one returns more, including when the answer is the free one.

Glow

Free

  • 5 points per $1 on treatments
  • 500 points = $10 off

Lumen Circle

$290 a year

  • 10 points per $1 on treatments
  • $200 birthday credit
  • One laser facial a year ($325 value)
  • 15% off skincare products
$1,200a year
Count the Lumen Circle extras only if you would use them
Glow returns
$120
Lumen Circle, after the fee
-$50

At $1,200 a year, Glow returns more. Lumen Circle starts paying off above about $2,900 a year.

Points value as rewards: 500 points = $10. Retail discount not counted. Sample program, demo site.

Financing

Spread the cost, with the whole picture

A package can be paid monthly through a third-party lender. Move the amount, choose a term and a rate, and the estimate shows the monthly payment together with the rate, the number of payments and the total you would repay.

The lender, not us, decides whether to approve you and at what rate. Rates in this example run from 0% APR on a promotional plan to 26.99% APR. Every rate shown is fixed and does not increase during the loan. Checking your rate with a lender may involve a credit check.

$2,400
Term
Example APR

Estimated monthly payment

$220.02

12 payments of $220.02 (the last one $220.03) at 17.99% APR, with no down payment. Total of payments: $2,640.25.

Estimate only. Subject to approval by a third-party lender. Demo site.

The practice, in numbers

3,640

Treatments last year

30 min

Every consultation

10

Treatments on the menu

2 wks

Follow-up after injectables

Sample figures, demo site.

Who treats you

The clinicians behind every plan

Every injection and every laser session happens under the name below, not under the brand.

Helena Voss, MD, Physician

Medical Director

Board-certified in Dermatology by the American Board of Dermatology, a member board of the American Board of Medical Specialties. On site Tuesdays and Thursdays, reachable by phone whenever treatments are performed.

Reviews every treatment plan for injectables and laser, sees anything that looks like a skin condition rather than a cosmetic concern, and sets the protocols the rest of the team follows.

Demo persona, drawn monogram instead of a photograph. A real practice names its actual clinicians here.

Maren Ellery, MSN, APRN, Nurse Practitioner

Lead Injector

Licensed in Tennessee as an advanced practice registered nurse, working with our medical director.

Does most first consultations and every injectable treatment, and is the person who calls you at two weeks to ask how it went.

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In their words

Sample reviews

Sample review

“The price on the website was the price on the receipt. I have never had that at a med spa before.”

Client, Brentwood

Sample review

“I came in asking about filler and left with a written plan that said to wait six months. Nobody tried to sell me anything that day.”

Client, Franklin

Sample review

“They checked my medications before booking the laser and moved my appointment by two weeks because of them. I appreciated being told why.”

Client, Cool Springs

Sample reviews, demo site. They describe the visit, never a result.

Questions

Safety and downtime

Is it safe?

Every treatment we offer has known side effects, and most are mild and short-lived: redness, swelling, small bruises. Some have rare serious risks, and each treatment page lists them. What lowers the risk is the exam before a first injectable or laser treatment, a clinician who knows your history, and a medical director who reviews the plan.

How much downtime should I plan for?

It depends on the treatment. After neurotoxin most people go back to work the same day. After microneedling or a peel, expect two to five days of pink or flaking skin. Each treatment page gives the usual downtime, and your written plan gives yours.

Does it hurt?

Most treatments feel like a pinch, a snap or warmth. We use numbing cream or cooling where it helps, and you can ask us to stop at any point. If something hurts more than you expected, tell us during the session.

Who actually does the treatment?

Injectables: our nurse practitioner or our medical director. Laser: a trained technician under our medical director's supervision. Facials and peels: a licensed aesthetician. You can ask who is treating you and what license they hold, every time.

Can you treat my rosacea, acne or eczema?

No. Those are medical conditions and belong with a dermatologist or your primary care doctor. We treat cosmetic concerns, and if something at your consultation looks like a condition, our medical director will say so and suggest who to see.

What if I am pregnant or breastfeeding?

We postpone injectables, laser and most peels until after pregnancy and breastfeeding, and offer a hydrating facial in the meantime if you would like one. Tell us at booking so we can plan around it.

Book a consultation

Thirty unhurried minutes

Complimentary, by phone or in the studio. Tell us when suits you and we will confirm a time within one business hour, Tue-Sat 9 AM-6 PM, Central Time.

Prefer to talk now? Call (615) 555-0187.

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