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“I want to look good for my age…”

 

It’s not an unrealistic goal to appear a decade younger than your actual age.  We understand that you don’t want to look artificial, but you certainly want to look pleasant.  You want to look good without needing a lot of makeup.  At Radiant MedSpa, we can help you achieve your skin goal that fulfills your desires and compliments your natural beauty, also while also being financially prudent.  Looking good for your age is a very realistic goal, one which Radiant Medspa will help you accomplish.

Our Customer’s Story, Christine, Age 51:  For me, my wakeup call was my 50th birthday.  The funny thing is, I feel more alive at age 50 than I did at age 40, but my face showed that I was indeed a fifty year old.  In my life, I wasn’t bashful about living life in the sun.  I certainly didn’t think I was bad looking, but I guess those years enjoying the sun were catching up to me.  When I really looked at myself, I saw I had sun spots, the skin on my nose was rough, the skin on my forehead was dry and flaky, and I had some deep wrinkles.  This was me, but yet, it wasn’t!

I had a friend who had a treatment at Radiant a year ago, and she was pleased with the results.  I didn’t know her before the treatments, so I couldn’t make a comparison on the before-and-after, but she was very pleasant looking.  The other thing for me, frankly, was I didn’t want to spend a lot of money.  I didn’t want to be seen as some patient with a lot of dollars to spend on some unneeded treatments.  I wanted to look better, but not at any cost.

I went into Radiant, talked with the doctors, and they listened to me.  The most important thing I learned was developing a regular skin treatment plan, of doing a little bit of effort consistently over time.  I like it this way, since it’s easier to afford, and doesn’t require a bunch of time to fulfill.  Now, I’m regaining some of the beauty I feel inside, back in my face.  When I see the pictures posted of me on Facebook now, compared to those pictures of me taken five years ago, I’m better looking now!