Pretty Please Aesthetics
- Treatment types listed
- Google rating
- Review count
- Source beside each figure
Pretty Please Aesthetics is the clinic in our top group whose listing names laser hair removal, which makes it the natural stop for a reader with that goal.
What the numbers say
Pretty Please Aesthetics lists 6 treatment types, per www.prettypleaseaesthetics.com. That puts it third in the order, level with two other clinics, because a higher count ranks higher. Pretty Please Aesthetics says it offers Botox, dermal fillers, laser hair removal and CoolSculpting, per local.yobi.com.
Pretty Please Aesthetics also has a rating of 4.9 across 401 reviews, per local.yobi.com. A pool that size is a steadier signal than a handful of reviews.
Why it suits a hair removal goal
- Its listing names laser hair removal, so the question you came with is already on the table.
- The review pool is large, which makes the rating more useful.
- Its menu count sits near the top and is checkable on its own site.
Limits
- A long list of services does not tell you the price of any of them.
- The top spot belongs to Younger You Aesthetics, which lists 8, per youngeryouaesthetics.com.
- A listing is not a quote, so confirm the service and the cost by phone.
Where it fits
If laser hair removal is the goal, start here and ask for a written price. If you want a wider menu to browse, Younger You Aesthetics is the one to call. If injectables are also on your mind, read the FDA page on dermal fillers and the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery's overview of soft tissue fillers first.
Cleveland Clinic has a page on Botox and botulinum toxin injections, and the state medical board has a page on medical spas.
Questions for the first call
Call, name the service, and ask what a first visit costs. Ask what happens if you stop after one visit. This is general reading and not medical advice, so check with a licensed provider about your own skin.