I decided 55 years old was going to be my glow up and it started with a visit to Dr Lee. I'd never…read moredone any injections so I really wasn't sure where to start. He studied my face and recommended 1 syringe in my lips and 1 in each nasolabial fold. I'm so glad I did it! My deflated lips looked fuller and less sad-frowny-face, and my nasolabial folds were filled in making me look less droopy. He did all of this with significant impact but looked natural. People at work noticed right away and loved my outcome so much, they decided to go get injections for themselves. The cost was $850 total for the lips (1 syringe) and $1900 total for the nasolabial folds (2 syringes). He uses a different formula for the two areas which is the reason for the price per syringe difference. I had all of this done 16 months ago and things are still looking great. No migration no deflation, no lumps. I did have the normal swelling and bruising at first, but that all resolved in 2 weeks. Money well spent and I would do it all over again!

It makes me wonder why the Botox and Daxxify results were so inconsistent from this clinic. Last…read moretime I went I got Daxxify which is supposed to last longer, 3-4 months for me on average, but the results lasted 6 weeks before the forehead wrinkles came back. I've had these injections for 10 years and I know how the results should look, and some of Dr. Lees injections had desirable results others not so much. Dr. Lee said maybe I need a higher dose. I'm not an expert on the dosing but I can say that recently I had the same dose at a different clinic and the results are noticeably better even two months later.

I've been coming here for about 3 years now for botox. Dr Anwar is very professional and…read moreknowledgeable, the staff is also always so so sweet!!

Dr. Anwar seems kind and knowledgeable, but my experience at Modern Aesthetics was very…read moredisappointing. The reviews mentioning long wait times and stacked appointments are accurate -- I waited 45+ minutes at nearly every visit. I also found that he often did not remember prior conversations or treatment details. I underwent the Sculpt AI Modern Lift laser treatment and experienced severe bruising, worse than any cosmetic procedure I've had before. When I returned for help, I was treated with another laser that left me with burns and visible blisters. After consulting another provider, I was told Dr. Anwar used the laser inappropriately and that is why I burned. While he did follow up, he never apologized. While I believe Dr. Anwar is talented, the rushed nature of the practice made me feel I did not receive the care and attention needed for these types of treatments. I am very disappointed as I was so excited to be treated by him. Please proceed with caution.

just saw Dr. Crystal and the whole staff is absolutely wonderful. Wonderful! I love the time they…read moretake with me and I walk out looking 100% better than I did when I walked in that's for sure! I love them can't stand enough wonderful things about them you have to check it out.

This beautiful med spa truly lives up to the name! When you walk in to lovely patient reception…read morearea you are greeted with a smile and a warm welcome. I went in for my first visit for a skin check and I can't wait to come back for one of the many services they have to offer. The staff is so friendly while maintaining a professional atmosphere. Dr. Crystal is so kind and very knowledgeable. If you are looking for a place to exercise some self care this is the place for you! Happy holidays to everyone at Viona! See you soon!

Looks like old buildings and rooms. I don't feel like the exam was very thorough. I do like the…read moreprescription that I got for rosacea it works well and my skin tone has never looked better and I barely break out anymore.

Came there for mole and skin tag removal. Do not have problems with the procedure, but their…read morebilling practices bordered fraud. The first time I called, I asked how much would it be to remove several moles and skin tags and the receptionist said that I needed to be seen. The visit estimate was close enough, so no complaints here. I saw a dermatologist and we went over the things I needed removed. I asked if they'd charge me per mole/skin tag or if it would be included in the cost of the visit and her exact reply was that they would need to send the moles (not skin tags) to the lab for biopsy and she was not sure how much the lab would charge but it was something like $60 per sample (and I needed three or so). I asked if they charged the same per each and she said there should be a discount after the first one. She said she could do it right away or I could come next week. I asked if it would cost more to come next week (meaning if I would need to pay for another visit) and she said that I would not, so I decided to do it next week. I asked several times about the charges and the only thing the dermatologist and her assistant mentioned was the lab biopsy charge for the mole samples. In my mind, the total would be $175 for the first visit plus $60x3=$180, totaling under $400. Next time they charged me $150 for the visit, which I did not expect, but this could've been my fault, so not complaining here, either. After the procedure, the assistant and I went to the reception desk and she spent a few minutes typing something on a calculator. Then she gave me a $390 bill for the biopsy, which I assumed was for the lab biopsy. It was more than twice more than I had expected, so I asked the receptionist why, and she said that the biopsy was something like $120 per sample, and I was not really sure how many samples they had to send (I had a skin tag that was pretty big, so maybe I needed more than 3 to be sent), so I let it go, even though I was upset. I thought my deal with Berman was over, but a couple of weeks later, I got a $160 bill from the lab and I was totally puzzled since I assumed that my $390 payment covered the lab work. I called the lab and they told me that they never got anything from Berman. I called Berman and they finally told me the truth. The $390 charge was not for the lab biopsy work. It was for the removal procedure, which they also call biopsy. Yes, it cost about $120 to remove a mole (there is a formula that is applied to remove multiple moles/skin tags, so it's less per sample if you need to get a few of them done). In my case, I had three moles that needed to be sent to the lab and three or so skin tags. So, my total was $875: $175 first visit, $150 second visit, $390 procedure, and $160 lab. I do not know if this is how much places charge for the same kind of work, maybe it is, but my problem with Berman is that they tried very hard to not tell me how much the procedure would cost. And every time I asked (and I asked multiple times), I mentioned that I would be paying out of pocket, so it was not a question of how much insurance would cover. It should have been pretty simple. I called the Roseville office and talked to the billing representative, but it went nowhere. She claimed that I was told how much it would cost in advance, which was not true. I could not be told in advance because the assistant calculated the $390 amount in front of me right after the procedure when I was waiting to pay. I asked to escalate the issue and was told that a regional manager would call me, but nobody did. I checked online to see if I can file a complaint, but one of the few articles I found mentioned that the amount should be over $400 and the only amount I would dispute would be $390. I am wondering if the amount was intentional for that sole purpose, but I'd be speculating here. Anyway, if you are planning to get some skin work done and pay out of pocket (at Berman's or anywhere, but especially at Berman's), make sure you get a "good faith estimate" with the charges outlined in advance. I did not know about it and I did not realize I needed one because the responses I got made me think that I would only need to pay for the visit and the lab work. I can't say if this is a standard practice at Berman's, or if I am an unlucky one, but if not criminal, at the very least, it is not ethical, and one would expect medical professionals to be on the right side of ethics. P.S.  One more thing: when using an HSA account for mole removal, you need a letter of medical necessity (LMN) from a doctor. I got a notice from my HSA processor asking for LMN and I could not get one. I sent a message via Berman's web portal, called their billing, and left a voicemail for the dermatologist, but nobody called me back. I was able to carry $390 over the next year, but it showed the attitude.

This is about customer service only. I made an appointment online for a consultation. There was no…read moremention of a fee for this. While I was waiting for my appointment, I overheard someone say something about the consultation fee. When someone finally came to get me - 20 minutes past my appointment time - I asked about the fee. I was told it was $125. I've never been charged for a consultation, and $125 is outrageous. I would have never have made an appointment knowing about this fee. Not listing it on the website before and appointment is made is just deceptive.

It is a new office but same great staff. I met with NP Shannon. She gave me just what I needed and…read morenot over sell because "I" thought that was what I needed. I am so looking forward to my new facial experience! Thank you Shannon and Kim Shak for opening my eyes to good skin care!

I'm a former make up artist and skin care professional. And…read morealthough I take good care of my skin, I'm new to the treatment and maintenance products, such as Botox, Dysport and fillers. A year ago, I was fortunate to participate in a learning opportunity for a clinician. I was provided treatment with procedures of which I was previously unfamiliar. The results I received from that were amazing. It boost did not only my confidence, also my morale. The comments and compliments I received solidified that this is something I will continue to do. Tina F at Skin Spirit is an amazing and confident practitioner. She heard my concerns. She reviewed my options with me, she made suggestions and we came up with a game plan. Today I had a couple of injections of Dysport across my forehead, between my brows, crows feet, and jawline and neck. Tina is gentle with the application, and continued to check in during the procedure to ensure my comfort. The team at Skin Spirit is welcoming, friendly, and professional. If you're considering or want more information about treatments, they offer, I recommend them highly. Call or go online to see what they offer and make an appointment for a consultation. You won't be disappointed

Go and see Elle Sepehri! Kind, warm, knowledgeable and super informative. Clean, bright- wonderful…read moreinterior and products sold like a high end salon.

I went here a few days ago for a hydro facial and it was one of the best experiences I've ever had…read more Having super sensitive skin and i thought my face would be red by the time I was done but that was not the case. The whole process was made simple and easy by Joana. She even hooked me up with a skin routine to improve my skin indefinitely. Overall 10/10

Hydro Facial! Can you say life changer. I've been putting off pampering myself for quite some time…read more I finally made an appointment and went to see Joana for a facial. Let me tell you the stuff that was pulled out of my face was unreal! My face feels and looks so amazing. Joana was extremely nice very pleasant made me feel comfortable. My boyfriend even commented and said "Wow you are glowing" this was much needed! I highly recommend! Definitely will go back.