Find out which St. Louis area businesses LN readers nominated and voted for as the best in metro area wellness services.
BEAUTY: The Aesthetics Center at Parkcrest Plastic Surgery
The Aesthetics Center at Parkcrest Plastic Surgery promotes itself as “more than just a feel-good spa” – and with reason!
Its plastic surgeons, aestheticians and registered nurses stay up to date with science and technology in order to provide a medical perspective to skin care treatments that will leave clients feeling (and looking) their best.
In addition to providing treatments such as microdermabrasion, skin resurfacing and more at its flawless facility, The Aesthetics Center offers pharmaceutical-grade skin care products, such as SkinMedica, ZO Skin Health, and other pure cosmetics that have been expertly endorsed thanks to overtly positive results and lasting benefits.
845 N. New Ballas Court, Suite 300, St. Louis, 314-743-3300, parkcrestplasticsurgery.com
RUNNER-UP: Dominic Michael Salon
COSMETIC SURGERY: Parkcrest Plastic Surgery
Given that Parkcrest Plastic Surgery has held this category for multiple years, and that its branch business, The Aesthetics Center at Parkcrest Plastic Surgery, was also dubbed a wellness-category winner this year, it should come as no surprise that Parkcrest Plastic Surgery once again secured a spot on the 2021 Platinum List.
Known for its shining reputation, Parkcrest Plastic Surgery has a team of board-certified plastic surgeons dedicated to providing patients with safe surgical (and nonsurgical) treatments, including Botox, that render results.
Whether clients hope to correct a physical abnormality or merely enhance their physical features, the team at Parkcrest is ready to help with its broad field of cosmetic surgery options.
845 N. New Ballas Court, Suite 300, St. Louis, 314-569-0130, parkcrestplasticsurgery.com
RUNNER-UP: West County Plastic Surgeons
FITNESS PANDEMIC PIVOT: NutriFormance
For more than 20 years, NutriFormance owners Dale and Ellie Huff have been pushing clients toward achieving their fitness goals through nutritional and personal training – and voters agree that the same holds true today, despite the manifold challenges this past year presented for in-person training.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, NutriFormance has chosen to make the safety of its staff and clients a priority by reducing capacity at its 16,000-square-foot fitness facility, offering in-home personal training, offering outdoor boot camps on turf and providing virtual training through access to a video library.
Additionally, NutriFormance staff has maintained intense cleaning measures of the facilities – even showcasing fumigation efforts on Facebook – and requires members to wear masks and social distance while in the facility.
NutriFormance has been adamant about going above and beyond this year so its members can do the same.
10407 Clayton Road, Frontenac, 314-432-6103, nutriformance.com
RUNNER-UP: Brick City Yoga
PREVENTIVE HEALTH: PALM Health
PALM Health doesn’t want to treat part of a person – it wants to treat the whole person. This goal is exactly why PALM Health not only offers a wide range of personalized, in-depth medical care services such as functional medicine, neurology, mental health services and more, but also fitness and nutrition services to help individuals foster vitality from the inside out.
Also, this stunningly tranquil facility similarly offers wellness therapies including acupuncture, cryotherapy and halotherapy (to name a few) and body and beauty services such as massage, skin care and body treatments.
With a team of doctors and specialists committed to caring for its clients through advanced medical and wellness solutions all under one roof, PALM Health is a one-stop shop for healing as a whole.
9160 Clayton Road, Ladue, 314-801-8898, palmhealth.com
RUNNER-UP: Evora Women’s Health
Alecia Humphreys
Alecia is a freelance writer based in the metro area. Fueled by coffee and faith, Alecia is a wifey, boy mom and fur mama to two, enjoying this crazy thing called life one moment at a time.
