AesthetiCare has served Kansas City since 2001, and in that time has grown to become one of the largest aesthetic centers in the country. Our success is based on a very simple philosophy: offer the most effective treatments available, performed by highly trained staff, all layered with customer service that far exceeds expectations. AesthetiCare is unique among med spas in that we are also a national training center for Botox, dermal fillers, laser treatments, and general aesthetics.
My face was looking a little haggard and tired. Judy and I discussed some options and I decided to go with Botox and Radience. The injections did not hurt (no numbing, my choice) and I didn’t even bruise. I look less tired and my face is plumper. Judy is the best!
Aestheticare is my favorite place to go. Everyone is always so nice. Judy, Debbie and all the girls up front are amazing! I love my skin and can’t wait to do a hydro facial here. I can’t say enough amazing things about all of their treatments. They have amazing skin care also. Very professional and helpful
My face was looking like an old weathered barn, deep forehead lines, skin that was rough and uneven. Had Forever Young BBL, and Botox. The Forever Young BBL consisted of three treatments, spaced a month apart. Was hoping for a "softening" of my lines and improvement of skin quality, results far exceeded my expectations. After the first FYBBL treatment the texture and color of my skin started to rapidly improve. The Botox erased my forehead lines (they were deep). I've since had 2 more treatments of FYBBL and the quality of my skin is now amazing!!! Am getting many compliments! My husband loves the results, and I will definitely continue the FYBBL and Botox.
The blue tattoo is 18 years old, and the red tattoo is 17 years old. Both were starting to fade, and I figured that I had to either touch them up or remove them. After meeting with Judy Sanders at Aestheticare in Leawood, KS about laser removal, I felt that 4-6 treatments at $150 per tattoo with a Q-switched laser (two, actually - one for the red, and one for the blue) was worth removing them completely, because I really had no long-term love for the decisions I made as a very young adult. Yesterday, I had my first treatment. It didn't take very long, no more than five minutes per tattoo, but it was quite painful. Based on what I'd read, I anticipated this, but wow, had it been much longer, I would have insisted on a break. I Updated on 12 Apr 2015: I was quite pleased with the fading that took place after the first treatment, and was looking forward to the second treatment. I went in the Wednesday, 4/8/15, and bore the pain again. It hurt just as much as it did the first time, and the red tattoo really took a hit. I've got a bit of blistering, and is still somewhat uncomfortable 3-4 days later. I have a feeling it will go down throughout the next week. I've attached photos from the day before treatment #2 and the day after. Updated on 28 May 2015: I can't get over how faded these have become after two treatments. It's been a night and day difference, and I think that four to five total treatments may be in the realm of reality. I went in on Wednesday, 4/20/15, and sucked up the pain. Once again, I've attached photos from the day of treatment #3 and the day after.