Spas are able to cope with certain conditions such as discoloration of the skin, waxing, Botox, chemical peels and microcosm. A medical spa can offer some treatments that a regular spa cannot and has a quite different atmosphere. While a spa is known for its relaxing and calming feel, a medical spa looks more like a clinic and a hospital.
Although healing baths may not be the most relaxing part, they offer relaxing treatments such as massages and body treatments. Some therapeutic baths also include doctor's advice, acupuncture and nutritionist's advice.
Many clients want to have a real doctor in the consulting clinic and actually perform the treatments, so it is important for clients to know who they are working with. A client usually always wants to know the qualifications that the person working for them has, so they can be sure they get the best treatment.
If you are working in a medical spa as a physician or beautician, then it is up to you to consult your client to determine which treatment is needed. As a professional, you need to be well-versed in discussing the treatment offered and the results the client will face, both positive and negative. It is always best to determine what the client wants from the treatment and then find out which treatment will be best for the skin type. It is also good to know if they prefer a physician to treat or a cosmetologist.
Spas are ideal for any client who cannot receive proper treatment in a regular spa. If you are currently working in a spa and have clients who need different treatment that you do not offer, it is your responsibility to refer them to an appropriate medical center where they can receive appropriate attention.
