Spa Promos

Specializing in Corporate Wellness, Since 1996!

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 When it comes to beauty & wellness, there are so many options to choose from. How does one make the right decision as to which type of spa is perfect for them? This info is meant to assist you in selecting the best Spa Promos package for your individual needs.

 

Typical services of Day Spas

  • Facials— Purifying Deep Pore, Anti-Oxidant Vitamin C, Ant-Aging, Deep Sea, Collagen, Aveda... 
  • Massage— Swedish, Deep Tissue, Aromatherapy, Decollete, Paraffin-Wax Hand & Arm...
  • Hair Removal— Waxing, Eye-brow Threading, Laser Treatments, Calming Razor-Burn Irritation Mask...
  • Body Treatments— Botanical Wraps, Aromatherapy, Salt/Fruit Scrubs, Body Facials, Acupuncture, Airbrush Tanning, Calming and Cooling Moisturizing Treatment TM...
  • Medical Skin Exfoliation— Chemical Peels (Glycolic, Salylic), Microdermabrasion...
  • Nail Care— Natural Oil/ Full Color Manicures and Pedicures, French Tip, Full Acrylics, Airbrush Designs...
  • Anti-Aging— Botox, Derma- Filler Injections, Lase/Pulsed Light...

 

Medical Spa

A medical spa or med spa is a generic term that describes any retail cosmetic medical business that operates under the supervision of a licensed health care professional, such as a medical doctor and offers non-surgical cosmetic 'medical' treatments. Medical spas may offer additional treatments that can only be administered by licensed medical practitioners. Additional treatments offered depend upon the scope of practice of the licensed practitioner and may include:

  • Laser and intense pulsed light procedures
  • Medical microdermabrasions
  • Photo-facials
  • Botox and Restylane injections
  • Medical peels
  • Thermage
  • Fraxel
  • Derma Filler Injections and Botox

History

  The origin of the word "spa" comes from the Belgian town of Spa, known since Roman times for its baths. The town was so prominent that the very word spa became synonymous in the English language with a place to be restored and pampered. "Spa" is also an acronym for the Latin phrase, "salus per aquae," or "health through water."

   In the 19th century, Europe's great spas were destinations for the wealthy to revive and relax. 

The term "day spa" was coined back in the 1980s by Catherine Atzen, upon her entry from France to the U.S.  There is some challenge, from Burke Williams of San Francisco, who also claims to have coined the term.  Today, massages and facials are by far the most popular spa treatments in America.