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    I received a hydrafacial and am so happy with the results! My skin feels and looks great. I am looking forward to returning for more.

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    ProMD Health - Aesthetic Provider, Madison Shaw, FNP-c.

    ProMD Health

    4.5(42 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    Certified professionals
    Free consultations

    Madison, and her staff are top tier! Madison was intuitive, and guided me in the right direction…read morefor my concerns. The staff was very sweet, and kind! I will definitely be back!!! Highly recommend!

    I booked a facial wrinkle treatment online. Although I was a new client at your clinic, I have been…read morereceiving facial aesthetic treatments for nearly five years and have previously used products like Botox and Xeomin. However, when I arrived, the practitioner performing the injections seemed very unprofessional. First, despite being a new client, I had clearly stated my treatment history; yet, when discussing the plan, she recommended Dysport instead of the Botox I had originally booked. She asked if I was comfortable with a total cost exceeding $700--which was fine by me. I also wanted a touch-up on my cheeks (where I had received Juvéderm injections a year prior). After treating my forehead, she declared the session over. When I asked about my cheeks, she asked in surprise, "You want to do your cheeks too?" I was shocked, as I had mentioned needing treatment for both my forehead and cheeks from the start. I kept asking for her recommendations, expecting a professional to proactively suggest a plan and advise me on what was needed. Instead, she claimed I had only booked a 15-minute session for forehead wrinkles and suggested I come back the next day. When I said I couldn't return the following day, she reluctantly agreed to inject Restylane into my cheeks. Throughout the process, she repeatedly questioned my ability to pay--asking things like "Is this price okay?" and "Do you know how much this costs?"--rather than offering professional advice on the areas of my face that needed attention. This made me feel very uncomfortable. She rushed through the procedure, and after I paid over $1,300 and left, no follow-up appointment was scheduled. I suspect this happened because my attire made me look "low-class," leading her to worry that I couldn't afford the treatment. She offered no advice or assessment based on my face's actual needs; she simply performed my requests mechanically without ever mentioning follow-up care. There was absolutely no effect after getting the treatment on my forehead. In the past, when I got Botox, the forehead lines would disappear the very same day.

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    Sanda Gane European Day Spa

    Sanda Gane European Day Spa

    4.4(10 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $$

    I used to regularly visit the Sanda Gane Spa in the Atlanta area and was so happy to find them in…read moreFlorida. Very professional and serene atmosphere. Great specials.

    When I think of the word "day spa," Sanda Gane is not what I envision. As soon as you walk in the…read moredoor, you see almost everything a salon would have in a room a little too small... it actually makes me feel claustrophobic. My rating is based on massage services only. Maxine, by the way, gives an AMAZING deep tissue massage! I was so relaxed and warm on the table, dozing off here and there. Upon my entrance I was sat in a waiting area with refreshing cucumber water, lots of clashing fabric patterns all about the room, but comfortable seats. When I get to the check out counter (back in the claustrophobic room), when I initially went to pay, the charge was $70... Maxine came out, spoke to the lady behind the cash register quickly before she grabbed her next client, and the cashier informed me that deep tissue was an additional $10 more. I already thought it was a little too expensive, but hey, I NEEDED that massage. I had no problem paying the additional money - I could tell that even though the error made wasn't my fault, she still wanted her extra $10 bucks... I'm assuming she's the owner. Overall, Maxine gave an amazing, relaxing massage; she was polite & professional. The towels, blankets & sheets were all clean and smelled fresh. This "day spa" is a little too cramped for me to ever consider getting a manicure or pedicure here, honestly. And I'm sure their other services are overpriced, just as the massages are. I don't think I'll return unless I'm desperate need of a massage, like I was the day I went. It wasn't a very "zen" or relaxing atmosphere.

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    TruDerm - Almost two weeks after reviving a photo laser with no pain gel or ultrasound lotion

    TruDerm

    2.8(32 reviews)
    1.6 mi
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    A wonderful medical spa with an attentive staff. The facilities are new, exceptionally clean and…read morevery well maintained. I never felt rushed. Truderm was able to explain to me the what's and why's in terms of treatment options and what I was experiencing. Highly recommended.

    I am extremely disappointed with our experience at this office and, unfortunately, cannot recommend…read morethem--especially for pediatric patients or children with special needs. I brought my 2-year-old autistic son in for follow-up care after he had been hospitalized for an infection in his arm. A culture was obtained and he was prescribed antibiotics. The culture later came back positive, yet no one from the office contacted me to notify me of the result or discuss whether his treatment needed to be changed. My son completed the entire 10-day course of antibiotics, which was incredibly difficult for him due to his special needs, only for us to return because the affected areas were still not improving. At that follow-up visit, I was casually told, "Oh, by the way, the culture came back positive." We then learned that the initial antibiotic had not adequately treated the organism, and he was prescribed another lengthy course of a different antibiotic. While we were later traveling on vacation with multiple children, the new antibiotic was accidentally lost. I repeatedly tried to contact the office for help and to discuss my concerns. I could not get a return call from the MA or anyone in management. When I asked to speak with literally anyone who could help, I was told that "providers do not make calls or speak to anyone." I work in healthcare myself, and what concerns me most is the lack of communication, follow-up, compassion, and urgency surrounding a pediatric patient with a positive culture--particularly a 2-year-old with autism for whom administering medication can already be extremely challenging. I understand that mistakes and communication issues can happen. What matters is how a healthcare office responds when a parent raises a concern and needs help. Unfortunately, I did not feel supported, heard, or confident that my child's care was being appropriately followed. Based on our experience, I do not feel this office demonstrates the level of pediatric readiness, communication, or compassion I would expect when caring for young children, particularly those with special needs. I would not recommend this office for pediatric care and believe they may be better suited to treating adult patients. I hope any parents looking for a dermatologist please go elsewhere or I urge this office to make some serious changes. Children are more vulnerable and deserve specialized care if you are not ready for that take it off your services, you are breaking the "do no harm" healthcare oath.

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