Younger You Aesthetics
- Treatment types listed
- Google rating
- Review count
- Source beside each figure
Younger You Aesthetics has the longest treatment menu of the clinics we checked, which makes it an easy first call when you are not sure what to ask for.
Why it sits first
Younger You Aesthetics tops the ranking label "Treatment types listed on the clinic website (of 8)" with 8, per youngeryouaesthetics.com, and a higher count ranks higher. That count comes from the clinic's own site, so you can check it yourself.
Younger You Aesthetics also shows a rating of 5 across 85 reviews, per local.yobi.com. Younger You Aesthetics lists its address as 7047 S Land Park Dr, Sacramento, per local.yobi.com.
Our read: a sensible place to start asking questions. The long menu is the reason, and it is not a promise about price or results.
What works in its favor
- A long menu gives a first-timer plenty to ask about on a single call.
- The count is easy to verify because it sits on the clinic's own website.
- The rating is a top mark from the reviews on file.
What to weigh
- A long menu says nothing about what any one service costs.
- Some clinics we checked have larger review pools, so the rating has less weight than a bigger sample would give.
- Ask directly whether laser hair removal is on the menu before you book.
If hair removal is your main goal
Ask for the price in writing, and ask what is included. If laser hair removal is the whole reason you are looking, Pretty Please Aesthetics says it offers Botox, dermal fillers, laser hair removal and CoolSculpting, per local.yobi.com.
Many clinics also do injectables. Before a consult, you can read the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery's skin treatments overview and Cleveland Clinic's explainer on Botox and botulinum toxin injections. For more background before you book, the state medical board has a page on medical spas.
A cheap way to decide
Call and ask three things: whether your service is offered, what the first visit costs, and how to stop if you change your mind. Then ask one more clinic the same questions and compare. This review is general reading and not medical advice, so a licensed provider should guide choices about your own skin.