Purity Medical Spa

UPDATE: Its been a few months and Im still 10000% happy with the services I received from them. If you are looking to have Botox/ Filler done I HIGHLY recommend purity medical spa. Ive had Botox and filler done here and have always had a good experience. They get you in and out quickly and Im really happy with the results!
Mar 13th, 2024

I had the tattoo removal done on my eyebrows. I had the ombre pwdr brow tattooing done a few years back but they came out to dark ( black). Went to Purity about a year ago & in just one session literally all the black was gone, yes it hurt but it was brief & the whole thing didn't take long at all. Iced my brows when I got home & no blistering at all. I do have a faint orange shadow where the brows were so I need another session. Very reasonably priced!
Mar 11th, 2024

Feb 25th, 2024

A really bad place to go. My daughter went there and she had to go to a dermatologist to fix what the doctor at Purity done to her face. I would strongly suggest that you not go there You better do a lot of research on them before you go there that is the worst place that you can go
Feb 25th, 2024

April L. on Birdeye 3 years ago Critical: Communication, Professionalism, Quality Critical: Integrity! My first encounter with Dr. Fadi was in the evening at a local hair salon. When I was having my hair done the stylist mentioned that a "doctor" was coming in on a certain date and he could recommend something for the lines in my forehead. I attended this event, received injections, and left feeling like something underhanded had taken place. Some time after this initial encounter, when I asked for a copy of my records, the office staff at that time referred to this event as a "house party" (so was this event even legal?). Later at the "medical spa" I received other recommended treatments; never having possible side effects or dangers explained to me. This is supposed to be a medical clinic, yet it was like the "house party" simply moved into a permanent house. Nothing appeared sanitary, no medical treatment forms of consent prior to the procedures, no explanations as to what was going to be done or possible side effects. No PPE for staff or the doctor (I don't think they even washed their hands to be honest), fuzzy blankets thrown in recliners is hardly a sanitary medical practice IMHO. It seemed it was all about the money and how much they can get from me before I became wise to their scam. Imagine going out to your garage, throwing a fuzzy moving blanket over a lawn chair, then having a stranger that may or may not even be a doctor bend over you with dirty hands and no face mask and start injecting chemicals into your skin... that's pretty much what I felt like I received. I was nave, believed their sales pitches, and allowed them to seduce me into dangerous and unsanitary procedures all because I wanted to believe the "promise" that it was safe and would work. I'm putting my truth out there in hopes that someone else reads it and comes to their senses before falling for their high pressure sales pitches and false promises. This isn't simply an angry ex-customer ranting because the promises turned out to be lies. I am now seeing a LEGITIMATE doctor (actual dermatologist at a skin & eye center). She (the doctor) is not only appalled and confused by the things Fadi did to me, but she believes the permanent skin inflammation disease that I now suffer with may be a direct result of the injections he did! If I handed you a jar of unnamed cream and said that if you put it on your face there is a 50% chance it will make your skin look better, and a 50% chance that it will scar you for life. Would you take that risk? No, you wouldn't. no one in their right mind would. But I believe you are essentially taking that same chance when you go into this "medical spa". Talk to ACTUAL doctors, do some research on your own, read actual customer reviews, and pull up pending law suits to help you make safe educated decisions. If even one person takes the time to educate themselves and decides to see a REAL doctor instead, then writing this review and receiving the criticism that is sure to follow will have been worth it.
Mar 3rd, 2024