Cosmetic Skin & Laser Center

Cosmetic Skin & Laser Center sits second in this site's ranking, on Eisenhower Pkwy in Ann Arbor.

Why second place

Second place comes down to one count. Under the ranking label Non-surgical treatments offered, where a higher count ranks higher, Cosmetic Skin & Laser Center lists 38 non-surgical treatments on cslcbeauty.com. Google Maps files it as a medical spa and shows a 4.7 rating across 196 reviews. That score is the lowest in the ranked order, and it rests on a large review base.

A cautious verdict

Worth a question or two before anything is booked. A long menu supports a consultation, not a conclusion, so this verdict stays narrow.

Strengths and limits

Strengths:

• The second-longest menu in the order, which suits a reader who wants options in one place.
• A large number of public reviews to read through before calling.

Limits:

• The lowest rating in the order, which a cautious reader should look into and not wave away.
• A count is not a standard. It does not tell you how any treatment is delivered.

Alternatives

CosMedic LaserMD ranks first with 40 non-surgical treatments listed on cosmediclasermd.com, and Radiance Beauty Lab follows in third place. If a long menu matters less to you than a short, clear answer, compare all three by what their staff tell you and not by rank.

Background reading

Four pages are worth having open, and none of them describes this provider. Harvard Health has a page on skin care for aging skin. ASPS covers what to look for in a med spa and choosing a plastic surgeon for dermal fillers, and Cleveland Clinic has a page on neuromodulators such as Botox, Dysport and Xeomin.

The question to put to staff

Ask which treatments on the menu they would advise against for someone with your history, and why. A clinic that cannot answer that quickly has told you something.