This month's deals: What our Los Angeles and Beverly Hills offices are running now
Six treatments are open this month at negotiated client rates through our partner offices — from a $150 peel around the eyes to a full Thermage face and neck session. Here is what each one actually covers, who it suits, and the handful of questions worth asking before you commit.
The six offers open this month
These are negotiated client rates at participating partner offices, not public menu prices. Availability moves with each office's calendar, so the offer you want may be open for a few more weeks or a few more days.
What each treatment does
- Thermage, 900 shots, face and neck. A single radiofrequency session that heats the deeper layers of skin to tighten existing collagen and stimulate new fibers. One treatment, no downtime to speak of, and results that continue building for several months. The 900-shot tip is the standard coverage for a full face and neck in one sitting.
- Filler, 1 ml. One syringe of hyaluronic acid filler placed in a targeted area — lips, under-eye, chin or a fold that has deepened. Priced per millilitre, which makes it easy to compare against offices that quote only "a filler session" without saying how much product you receive.
- Cool Peel, eyes and hands. A light peel formulated for skin that is thin or sun-damaged — the periorbital area and the backs of the hands, where most peels are too aggressive to go. Short recovery, and a sensible entry point if you have never resurfaced before.
- Sculptra, 4cc. Poly-L-lactic acid, a biostimulator rather than a filler: it prompts your own collagen to rebuild over the following weeks, so volume returns gradually instead of all at once. Four cubic centimetres is a workable starting amount for a face that has lost fullness.
- Botox, per unit, Beverly Hills. A neuromodulator that relaxes the muscles behind dynamic lines — the forehead, the frown, the crow's feet. Per-unit pricing is the honest way to buy it: you pay for what is actually used on your face, not a flat "area" rate.
- PRF, under eyes, Beverly Hills. Platelet-rich fibrin drawn from your own blood and spun more slowly than PRP, which yields a denser, slower-releasing material. In the under-eye area it is used for skin quality and crepey texture rather than for adding volume.
How we get these prices
Offices extend 30% to 70% off to our clients
The LA Beauty Advisor is a concierge, not a clinic. We do not sell treatments; we match you with the right specialist and then use our relationships with trusted Los Angeles and Beverly Hills offices to negotiate the rates above for our clients.
Fit comes first. We ask what bothers you, how much downtime you can tolerate, what you have already had done and what your budget looks like — then point you to the office that does that one thing best, and confirm the discounted quote before anything is booked.
Ask these five questions before booking
- Who performs it? A physician, a nurse injector or someone else — and how many of this specific treatment they do each month.
- What does the price include? Numbing, aftercare products, follow-up visits and any touch-up are sometimes billed separately.
- How much product, exactly? For Botox, the unit count. For filler, the millilitres. For Sculptra, the vials. For Thermage, the shot count and the areas covered.
- Is this a new-client rate? Some discounts apply only to a first visit, and the second session returns to standard pricing.
- Am I a good candidate? Volume loss, laxity, pigmentation and thin skin all call for different treatments. A discount should never replace that assessment.
The bottom line
This month's offers span the three things people actually want from a non-invasive plan: tightness (Thermage), structure and volume (filler and Sculptra), and skin quality (Cool Peel, PRF, Botox). None of them is better than the others in the abstract — the right one depends on what your face needs. Tell us what you want to change and we will match you with the specialist for it, then confirm the client rate before you book.