Typically, medical esthetic practices specialize in treatments that are designed to improve the ways people look to the world at large. From injectables and microneedling to fat sculpting and laser hair removal, most treatments administered at medical spas produce results that others can notice during the course of a regular day.

However, in recent years, some medical spas have begun performing procedures of a more private nature—treatments in which the results are not visible to anyone but the patient’s most intimate acquaint­ances. To paraphrase an industry professional I know, “You’ve done the face, you’ve done the breasts, you’ve done the stomach—there’s really only one other place to go.” In that sense, this is a somewhat natural progression. 
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