Avissa Skin is an Ann Arbor medical spa, and Google Maps lists it under that category. This page rates it on one measurable thing: how many non-surgical treatments it publishes on its own services page.
Where Avissa Skin lands on the list
The ranking behind this site is "Non-surgical treatments offered," ordered from the highest count down. According to avissaskin.com, Avissa Skin lists 30 treatments, which puts it fourth of the twelve Ann Arbor providers rated here. Allure Medical sits one place above with 33 treatments on alluremedical.com. Radiance Beauty Lab sits one place below with 25 treatments on radiancebeautylab.com.
Reviewers on Google give Avissa Skin a 4.6 rating across 94 reviews. Read that score next to the treatment count, not instead of it.
Pros and cons
Two things count for Avissa Skin on this list:
- A broad menu that ranks fourth of twelve on treatment count.
- A public Google score and review total you can check yourself on its profile.
Two things limit how far the count carries it:
- The count trails Cosmetic Skin & Laser Center and CosMedic LaserMD, as well as Allure Medical.
- Price lists and package terms are not part of this rating, so read them on the provider's own page before judging a bundle.
What a longer menu does and does not tell you
The menu tells you what Avissa Skin offers. It cannot tell you whether a particular add-on is worth its price. A headline saving is only a saving against some other number, so ask what that number is.
Before you accept an offer
If Avissa Skin offers you an add-on, ask which treatments the add-on includes by name and what the stated saving is measured against. Then read the terms on avissaskin.com before you decide. For background reading ahead of a consultation, keep Harvard Health's guidance on skin care for aging skin and the Cleveland Clinic overview of laser procedures open beside the offer.