What Shipseye Med Spa Match is for
This site does one job. It takes consultation requests from people in Cincinnati who want to talk to a med spa provider, and it passes each request to a local provider who can answer.
You do not need to know the right clinical terms or which kind of treatment fits you. Say what is on your mind, such as dark spots, unwanted hair, or questions about wrinkle relaxers, and the provider can take it from there at a consultation.
Nothing is booked when you send a request. You decide later whether to go ahead with anything.
Where to begin
Med spa menus can be long and full of terms that mean little until someone explains them. These four cards group the main options in plain language.
Tap a card to read about that service in general terms. When you know roughly what you want to ask, send your request and a local provider will be in touch. A licensed provider decides what is suitable for you.
Skin consultation
Start with questions. A provider can explain what a facial, peel or microneedling session involves before anything is planned.
Injectables
Wrinkle relaxers and dermal fillers, given by licensed providers where state law allows. Ask a local provider about them.
Laser sessions
Curious about laser hair removal? Request a consultation with a provider in or near Cincinnati and ask your questions.
Body consultation
Start with questions. A provider can talk through visits, aftercare and cost before anything is planned.
Your request, step by step
This is the whole process from start to finish.
- Write what you would like to ask and send the form.
- Your request is passed to a provider in or near Cincinnati.
- The provider contacts you using the details you gave.
- You attend a consultation, where a licensed provider decides what is suitable and you decide whether to proceed.
A few honest points about med spa care
Treatments at a med spa can involve needles, lasers, heat, cold or chemicals. A licensed provider should decide whether a treatment is suitable for you, and that decision should come after a proper consultation.
You have every right to ask about training, licensing and the device or product used. You also have every right to say no. If you notice anything that worries you after a treatment, such as swelling that gets worse, pain or signs of infection, contact the provider and see a doctor.
Good to know
Does sending a request cost anything?
This site lists no prices and does not take payment. Any cost for a consultation or treatment is set by the provider, so ask them directly and ask for the total in writing.
Who decides what treatment is suitable for me?
A licensed provider decides, at a consultation, after asking about your health history and looking at the area you want treated. You then decide whether to go ahead.
Can I withdraw my request?
Yes. You can tell the provider you are no longer interested, and you can ask for your request to be withdrawn. The steps are on the privacy page.
What should I write in my message?
A sentence or two about what you want to ask is enough, such as which treatment you are curious about. Share only what you are comfortable sharing. Keep detailed health information for the consultation.
What questions should I ask at a consultation?
Ask who will perform the treatment, their license and training, the device or product used, what a series involves, aftercare, what happens if something goes wrong, and the total cost. See questions to ask.
Want to know if a treatment may suit you? Request a consultation with a provider near you.
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Write your question the way you would say it out loud.