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Our founder, Felecia Register, started Bare Essence with the goal of creating a premier spa like hair removal experience. She's truly passionate about creating a customized experience for each of her clients. Formerly one of European Wax Center's top wax specialist in the Atlanta area and regional trainer, Felecia has over 10 years of esthetician experience

Whether you seek aesthetic care, primary care or both under one roof, my staff at Springer Wellness & Restorative Health assists me in providing one thing: care that is cutting-edge, holistic and personalized to meet your individual desires. I invite you to come and experience the difference we can make for you at Springer Wellness & Restorative Health

We specialize in Cosmetic injectables, prp and microneedling to get you the desired look and results. We use Botox, Xeomin, Juvederm, Kybella and Restalyne high quality products. Our artists are highly trained in advanced techniques, facial assessment and listen to the clients concerns. Consultations are available. Appointments require a $25 deposit

Atlanta Medical Aesthetics has more Botox(R), Juvederm(R), Kybella(R) and Latisse(R) experience than 99% of other aesthetic practices in the U.S. From I-75 South: Take exit 250 (10th/14th/16th Street), take a left turn on 14th Street, a right turn on Crescent Street, and another right turn on 12th Street. Salon Lofts will be to your left. From I-75

Divine Dermatology & Aesthetics is a premier, full service skin care center that offers state-of-the-art medical, surgical, and cosmetic procedures for a multitude of skin concerns in all skin types and all ages. We provide the essentials for protecting, restoring, and revitalizing your scalp, skin, hair, and nails. We delve more than skin deep into

Botox is one of the most popular procedures for turning back Father Time. This procedure involves the injections of a solution to relax facial muscles that lead to fine lines and wrinkles. Skin cancer is the most common form of human cancers, affecting more than one million Americans every year. One in five Americans will develop skin cancer at some