We’ll tell you exactly what to expect before we start, no rushing and no guesswork.
There’s more than one way to remove hair, and it helps to know which one you’re booking before you show up. This page covers waxing, which removes hair from the root using warm wax and a cloth strip. If you want something longer-lasting, laser hair removal is a separate treatment on our site, designed to reduce hair growth over several sessions rather than a single visit. Knowing which problem you’re trying to solve makes booking a lot simpler.
Technique matters just as much as knowing which service to book, especially somewhere sensitive like the brow line or upper lip. Our estheticians hold a Massachusetts esthetics license through the state’s Board of Registration of Cosmetology and Barbering, and they’re trained specifically in waxing technique, so they know where wax should and shouldn’t go on delicate skin. That kind of care carries through the whole practice.
The same physician-owned medical spa Andover relies on for Botox, facials, and body contouring is where people go for a fast, professional wax too. That oversight shapes how carefully we handle hygiene, technique, and any reaction your skin might have.
Right now, we offer facial waxing, brow, upper lip, and chin, done by a licensed esthetician in the same building where you’d come in for a facial or Botox. Most people book it as a quick add-on to another appointment, though a standalone visit takes less time than you’d expect. You walk in with stray hairs and walk out with a clean, even line, skipping the home wax strips, the mirror mishaps, and the worry about whether both sides match.
Hair removal beyond the face isn’t part of our menu yet. Tell us what you’re hoping for when you book, and we’ll be upfront about whether we can do it. If it’s outside what we currently offer, we’ll say that too instead of squeezing you into an appointment we can’t deliver on well. Ask about waxing at your next visit, and you’ll walk out with one less thing to think about.
A little prep goes a long way, and so does knowing what to skip for a day or two afterward. Here’s what we tell every client before a facial wax, and it aligns with what the American Academy of Dermatology recommends, too.
B12 injections are not a weight-loss shortcut on their own, and we will not sell them to you as one. What they actually do is support energy and metabolism. That matters if fatigue is part of what makes it hard to stick to a plan, whether that plan involves a GLP-1 medication, a body composition program, or just a better routine at home.
A lot of people ask for these on the same visit as an EMSCULPT NEO session or a weigh-in, since it is a quick add rather than its own appointment. The NIH’s consumer fact sheet on vitamin B12 is a solid, unbiased read if you want the full nutritional picture beyond what we cover here.
The dosing is simple: a quick injection that takes a couple of minutes, with no real downtime before you head back to work. Some patients add vitamin B12 shots weekly during an active weight-loss phase, then taper off once things level out. It is one of the smallest pieces of a plan here, but it is also one of the easiest to fit into a visit you are already making for something else.
A wax appointment is quick, and we’ll never push you into an add-on you didn’t come in for.
We’re open evenings until 7 PM Monday through Thursday, plus Saturdays, with walk-ins welcome and wheelchair access. Park out front on Central Street or in the free lot behind the building off Brook Street. Results and regrowth timelines vary from person to person.
Individual results vary, and any images used on this page may include models rather than actual patients.