Treatment guides

Reiki is a gentle, complementary relaxation therapy that began in Japan in the early twentieth century. During a session the practitioner rests their hands lightly on,…

Ear candling, sometimes called thermal auricular therapy or Hopi ear candling, is a complementary relaxation treatment offered in many spas and holistic settings. A…

Percussion therapy, sometimes called percussive or vibration therapy, uses a handheld device (often known as a massage gun) to deliver rapid, repeated pulses into the…

PDO threads are a non-surgical procedure that uses fine, absorbable surgical sutures made from polydioxanone (PDO), the same material used in some medical stitches. The…

Cupping is a complementary therapy in which special cups are placed on the skin to create gentle suction. Practitioners use it to draw up the soft tissue, with the aim…

Kinesiology is a complementary therapy built around "muscle testing" — the practitioner applies gentle pressure to a limb or muscle and interprets how it responds as…

Dermal fillers are injectable gels, most commonly made from hyaluronic acid, used to restore volume, smooth lines, define features such as the lips, cheeks or jaw, and…

"Non-medical fillers" is a phrase you will see used for filler-style treatments offered outside a clinical setting, most often needle-free "hyaluron pen" devices that…

A cut and blow dry is the everyday cornerstone of the salon: your hair is shampooed, shaped with scissors (and sometimes clippers or a razor), then dried and styled with…

Radiofrequency, often shortened to RF, is a non-invasive treatment that uses controlled electromagnetic energy to gently heat the deeper layers of the skin. Raising the…