ZK Aesthetics Medspa
- Treatment types listed
- Google rating
- Review count
- Source beside each figure
ZK Aesthetics Medspa lists an injectables-heavy menu and ties near the top of our order, with a rating that holds up on a modest number of reviews.
Where it lands
ZK Aesthetics Medspa lists 6 treatment types, per www.zkaestheticspa.com, which puts it fourth in the order because a higher count ranks higher. ZK Aesthetics Medspa says it offers Botox, Dysport, Xeomin and Juvederm and Radiesse fillers, per local.yobi.com.
ZK Aesthetics Medspa shows a rating of 4.9 across 33 reviews, per www.glowupfinder.com. That is a reasonable start, though a larger pool would say more.
The good
- Its listing names several well-known injectables, which gives a beginner words to search.
- Its menu count is tied near the top and sits on its own website.
The catch
- The listing leans on injectables, so ask whether it covers your service.
- No hair removal service appears in its listing, so check before you count on one.
- Reviews are fewer than at some larger clinics we checked.
How it compares
Pretty Please Aesthetics lists 6 treatment types too, per www.prettypleaseaesthetics.com, and its listing names laser hair removal. Younger You Aesthetics leads the order with 8, per youngeryouaesthetics.com.
To read up before a visit, try the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery's pages on skin treatments and Cleveland Clinic's guide to Botox and botulinum toxin.
One call, one written price
Phone the clinic, ask about the service you want, and request a price in writing. Put the answer beside one other clinic's. A licensed provider is the right person for questions about your own skin, and this page is general reading, not medical advice.