Waxing, Brow Lamination & Lash Lift: The Small Services Worth Knowing About
Most of the attention on our aesthetics menu goes to injectables and laser — understandably, since those are the treatments with the most dramatic before-and-afters. But some of our most consistently booked services are the smaller ones: waxing, brow lamination, and lash lift. They don’t get as much conversation, but they make a genuine difference for a lot of patients.
Brow lamination: a low-maintenance shape shift
Brow lamination restructures the brow hairs into a fuller, more uniform shape — think of it as a perm specifically for your eyebrows. For patients with sparse, unruly, or downward-growing brow hair, it creates a fuller, more lifted look without any daily filling-in required. Results typically last four to six weeks.
Lash lift: mascara-level impact, no mascara
A lash lift curls and lifts your natural lashes from the root, creating the appearance of longer, more open eyes without extensions or daily mascara. It’s a favorite among patients who want a low-maintenance “done” look for everyday life — swimming, exercise, and humidity included, since it’s your own lashes, not add-ons.
Waxing: the foundational service people underestimate
Professional waxing removes hair at the root rather than the surface, meaning regrowth is typically slower and finer than shaving. Done by a trained esthetician, it also means proper technique for sensitive areas and skin types — something that matters more than people realize until they’ve had it done poorly elsewhere.
Why these pair well with everything else we offer
Many patients combine these services with facials, HydraFacial, or laser appointments — since you’re already in for skin, it’s an easy add-on for brows or lashes. Our estheticians, Tristan and Paige, handle all three, alongside the rest of our facial and skincare menu.
Getting started
These services don’t require the same consultation and lab-work process as our medical treatments — you can simply book directly for any of them, or ask about adding one to an existing appointment.
Curious which of these fits your routine?
