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Phoenix MedSpa

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Spa Details

Google Rating
4.8
Google Review Count
41
Hours of Operation
Monday: Closed | Tuesday: Closed | Wednesday: 12 to 5:30 PM | Thursday: 12 to 5:30 PM | Friday: 10 AM to 5:30 PM | Saturday: 10 AM to 4 PM | Sunday: Closed
Verified Services
Botox; Dysport; Dermal Fillers; Lip Fillers; Cheek Filler; Chin Filler; Jawline Filler; Kybella; Sculptra; Radiesse; Microneedling; PRP; PRF Injection; Chemical Peel; Facials.
Address
3115 E Indian School Rd Ste 51, Phoenix, AZ 85016
Online Booking URL
Staff Credentials
RN

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Description

Phoenix MedSpa provides non-surgical aesthetic services focused on facial contouring, skin care, and injectable treatments. The practice lists Botox and Dysport, along with dermal fillers for areas including the lips, cheeks, chin, and jawline.

Its injectable offerings also include Kybella, Sculptra, and Radiesse. Skin-focused services include microneedling, PRP, PRF injections, chemical peels, and facials. The practice’s PRP and PRF information describes options involving platelet-rich preparations, including microneedling applications, under-eye treatments, and other uses. The website also provides information about PRF EZ Gel, which is prepared from a patient’s own plasma.

Featured skincare information

Phoenix MedSpa describes BioRePeelCL3 as a medical-grade chemical peel and lists treatment information for concerns such as sun damage, blemishes, hyperpigmentation, scarring, rosacea, large pores, melasma, and general skin rejuvenation. The website lists typical treatment areas including the face, neck, chest, and shoulders.

Appointments and care options

Online booking is available through the practice’s booking page. Phoenix MedSpa also advertises Cherry payment plans and accepts the CareCredit credit card, along with several other payment methods listed on its website. Prospective patients can review the available services and pricing information before booking.

The practice identifies Refel Seleem, RN, as a team member. Her biography states that she earned a Bachelor of Nursing degree from the University of New Mexico, worked as a travel nurse beginning in 2019, and later transitioned into cosmetic nursing. The website also identifies Dr. Paul Dillaway as a board-certified family medicine physician.

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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ Question 1
What types of services does Phoenix MedSpa offer?
FAQ Answer 1
Verified services include Botox, Dysport, dermal fillers, lip, cheek, chin, and jawline fillers, Kybella, Sculptra, Radiesse, microneedling, PRP, PRF injections, chemical peels, and facials.
FAQ Question 2
What injectables are available?
FAQ Answer 2
Phoenix MedSpa lists Botox, Dysport, Kybella, Sculptra, and Radiesse, along with dermal filler services.
FAQ Question 3
What filler treatments are listed?
FAQ Answer 3
The practice lists dermal fillers, lip fillers, cheek filler, chin filler, and jawline filler.
FAQ Question 4
What skincare treatments are available?
FAQ Answer 4
Skincare services include microneedling, PRP, PRF injections, chemical peels, and facials.
FAQ Question 5
What is BioRePeelCL3?
FAQ Answer 5
Phoenix MedSpa describes BioRePeelCL3 as a medical-grade chemical peel for concerns including sun damage, blemishes, hyperpigmentation, scarring, rosacea, large pores, melasma, and general skin rejuvenation.
FAQ Question 6
Can PRP or PRF be combined with microneedling?
FAQ Answer 6
Yes. The practice describes microneedling with PRP or PRF as one of its treatment options.
FAQ Question 7
What does PRP or PRF therapy involve?
FAQ Question 8
What areas are described for PRP or PRF treatment?
FAQ Answer 8
The website describes applications involving the under-eye area, scars, skin, and scalp, as well as microneedling treatments.
FAQ Question 9
How can I book an appointment?
FAQ Question 10
Are online appointments available?
FAQ Answer 10
Yes. Phoenix MedSpa provides an online booking option through its website.
FAQ Question 11
Who is Refel Seleem?
FAQ Answer 11
Refel Seleem is identified as an RN with a Bachelor of Nursing degree from the University of New Mexico. The website states that she transitioned from travel nursing into cosmetic nursing.
FAQ Question 12
What provider credentials are listed?
FAQ Answer 12
Refel Seleem is identified as an RN. The practice also identifies Dr. Paul Dillaway as a board-certified family medicine physician.
FAQ Answer 13
Yes. Phoenix MedSpa states that it offers Cherry payment plans and accepts CareCredit. Its website notes that 0% APR plans are available through Cherry.
FAQ Question 13
Does the practice offer financing?
FAQ Question 14
What payment methods are accepted?
FAQ Answer 14
The website lists major credit and debit cards, Cherry financing, CareCredit, Apple Pay, Venmo, Zelle, cash, and Alle and Aspire rewards.
FAQ Question 15
How much is the first BioRePeel treatment?
FAQ Answer 15
The listed price for the first BioRePeel treatment is $199. The website also lists $599 for three treatments and $799 for four treatments, with a regular price of $250.
FAQ Question 16
What prices are listed for facial fillers?
FAQ Answer 16
Listed prices include $399 and $699 for lip filler, $699 for cheek filler, $699 for chin filler, and $749 for jawline filler.
FAQ Question 17
What prices are listed for PRP?
FAQ Answer 17
The verified pricing includes PRP listings of $350, $450, and $499.
FAQ Question 18
Does Phoenix MedSpa offer memberships?
FAQ Answer 18
Membership information is not specified in the available business information.
FAQ Question 19
Are consultation fees listed?
FAQ Answer 19
A separate consultation price is not specified. The practice does state that each PRP or PRF therapy treatment includes an exam with a board-certified physician to determine eligibility.
FAQ Question 20
Are treatment times or recovery periods published?
FAQ Answer 20
Specific appointment lengths are not specified. The website states that downtime for its described PRP or PRF therapy is minimal.