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    Westchester Laser Associates - First photo before laser

    Westchester Laser Associates

    (52 reviews)

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    Honestly the best! I have to say laser is something I've wanted for a long time and always assumed…read moreit was going to be a ridiculous amount of money so I never started. I actually heard a radio ad of 60% off ideal image. I made a consultation appt with them. Went in had it and walked out to my car feeling nothing but pressure to decide to make an appt. She had me believe that thousands of dollars off and this great deal, expired that night ironically, I could use it for credit. I had to put down payment right there! The list went on. I ended up deciding not to go through with ideal image and left. I made a consultation with Nicolette at Westchester Laser Associates the NEXT day, through recommendation of a friend. She is the sweetest person. I felt so comfortable, prices are ridiculously reasonable, the salon is super cute, and it's a family operated business. It was a night and day difference of a commercialized marketed company to a family salon with great staff. I continue to go and plan on adding more service!! Nicolette is amazing!

    I've had a great experience so far at Westchester Laser Association for my tattoo removal (six of…read morethem). Nicolette has been amazing--she's professional, knowledgeable, and makes the process as comfortable as possible. I can already see a difference after my treatments, and I'm excited to continue my removal journey here. Highly recommend this place for anyone considering laser tattoo removal!

    Oriental Day Spa

    Oriental Day Spa

    (12 reviews)

    Very happy with the foot massage. I didn't expect that I would get hot stones and a much needed…read morebody stretch with it. Great deal right now!! Best price for the area!!

    NOT SERENE AT ALL! I have come here multiple times and this was the first time I was racially…read moreprofiled. I asked for a 60 minute massage and alice told me "okay $70" i agreed to proceed. After telling me the price, she looked me up and down and told me to "pay now". I was confused because every time I go there I never had to pay before getting a the service done. I thought to myself initially, okay no big deal maybe this is new? maybe someone ran out before paying?. Alice then aggressively asked me "how much do you want to tip". I was confused yet again because usually tip depends on how well the service went, in which I had not yet received having walked in 5 minutes ago. I told her I would tip $10, she sucked her teeth & I felt pressured to tip her more. So I said I will tip you $15 actually, assuming it was going to be a good service Based off past visits. I was wrong. She didn't ask me if the pressure was okay, she just started going in. What was supposed to feel relaxing ended up hurting. I have had many massages and trust me I can take pressure. But she was massaging me as if she was aggravated. When I spoke up and said "ouch that hurts, she proceeded with the same exact pressure I just expressed concern about", completely ignoring My discomfort. Heres the part where I realize I was racially profiled. This white man walks in (I heard his voice) and she immediately tells him which curtain to go behind. He did not have to pay before getting the service done. Same with the other white lady next to me. When she finished me up, I asked her why did she only make me pay first She held her breathe and said oh because those customers are returners and new clients pay upfront. I was confused because I've been there before. Maybe not consistently but I have been there atleast 7 times and no one has ever took a payment upfront. The problem isn't paying first, I was going to have to pay for the service regaurdless. The problem was the assumption that I couldn't afford a $70 massage, so to be on the safe side you charged me before providing me with the massage. if you're a POC go here at your own risk

    La Suite Skincare - La Suite Skincare Founder Rhea Souhleris Grous

    La Suite Skincare

    (16 reviews)

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    My mom is 88 and cognitively impaired, quite clearly has dementia. She went into the store for 15…read moreminutes and came out having spent over $1,800!!! See attached photo! I called and tried to explain that it is not really fair to take advantage of the elderly in this way and got nowhere. I wasn't asking for a refund or anything but they could have maybe taken some of the profit margin off - or something. It was frustrating. Our mom clearly cannot afford to spend that kind of money. So before you walk into the store, beware, be very ware.

    Be careful! My…read moresecond appointment at La Suite was with a different esthetician named Iwona today at 3:00pm. Before she started, I informed her of my super-sensitive skin that reacts to everything, so I told her I could not have any harsh peels/exfoliations or electrical treatments performed on my face. I informed her that my dermatologist told me to use Cetaphil for sensitive skin as my skincare. Ywona said "okay, I will only do exfoliation treatment which is non-electrical and very good for your skin". I got hesitant and said: "let's not have any devices at all", but she interrupted and assured that "it is not a device, it is number 1 exfoliator on the market" and that she has been working for 29 years so she knows what she is doing. Ok. Ywona started the treatment and only then decided to inform me that it was not a regular step of the facial, but "oh, by the way, it is $125 extra". It is extremely unethical not to inform your client of this beforehand, especially when they do NOT ask for it! I told her that I came with a limited budget today and next time I will prepare better. She told me she would not charge me for this, so FINE. The rest of the facial felt rushed, the extractions were extremely painful to the point that I told her "it is okay if it is not ready to come out, just leave it, I don't mind". I have never had such painful extractions in 10 years that I have been getting facials. In the end, she put a warm towel to clean the mask off my face and my face was so irritated that it was burning from the contact with a towel so I told her that. I came home with leftovers of the cooling mask on my face. However, the WORST PART is that I spoke to my dermatologist and found out that this exfoliation should have NEVER been performed on my skin! First of all, it has to be performed by a qualified, experienced board-certified physician and the treatment has a list of contraindications (attached) which obviously did not concern Ywona. She never told me about them, never asked me if I take any blood-thinning oral medications (which I DO!), never told me it was bad for people with rosacea (which I DO have), or for people with moles (which I DO have on my cheeks), neither has she shared ANY of the details of the treatment, which turned out to be a SCRAPE OF A SCALPEL on my sensitive skin!!! Is $125 really more important than health and safety of your clients? Hope my unfortunate experience will help people be better informed before they come to this place.

    Skin NY - skincare - Updated May 2026

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