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New Technology Arriving at The Beauty Club

The Beauty Club and Palomar Medical Technologies are bringing Intense Pulsed Light treatments to the area April 20.

The state-of-the-art treatment is the first of its kind in Costa Rica and is used for permanent body hair removal, removing age spots, rosacea, sun damage and broken capillaries.

This service is different from laser treatments as it is gentler and takes less time to complete, and covers a greater surface area, according to its promoters.

Dr. Robert Mindell, a board-certified facial plastic surgeon in Arizona, will start training at The Beauty Club, located in Escazú’s CountryPlaza, on April 20 for one week.

For more information or to make an appointment, call The Beauty Club at 288-0059.

 

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