The MediSpa industry is rapidly expanding, with many new providers entering the field for the first time.  Experience, Results and Reputation:  One of the most important questions you can ask is how long the MediSpa has been operating, and how many years of aesthetic procedure experience the provider has. For example, a nurse injector may have 20 years of nursing experience but only 1 year of experience injecting dermal filler. Ask to see before and after images of services provided by that injector. Look for the same on their website or other social media platforms. Renew MediSpa is proud to have been awarded a “Best Spa” designation yearly since 2015, as well as the highest category of “Best of the Best” in the state of New Hampshire for several years (HIPPO Magazine Readers Poll). Derry News readers voted us Best MedSpa in 2022.  Medical Director Supervision: We recommend you choose a MediSpa which has its Medical Director (MD or NP) on site most of the time. RNs require a patient specific order from the Medical Director prior to delivering a prescription medication such as botox. The Medical Director should have extensive experience in medical spa procedures. This information should be easily accessible on the practice website. If it isn’t, call and ask! Price: Steer clear of MediSpas that charge much less than average. The adage ‘You get what you pay for’ is OFTEN the case there. Bargain basement prices often mean inexperienced staff, mediocre service and even poor outcomes and complications. It’s one thing to grab a Groupon deal for a spa facial, but avoid this for the more advanced procedures (dermal filler, botox, etc…) Breadth of Services: A MediSpa which has a limited number of service types will have fewer options to offer. The best outcomes in aesthetics frequently involve combinations of different procedures over time.