Everglow Medical Spa

Everglow Medical Spa

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✨ Get that glow with Everglow ✨
🎯 Facials, Fillers, IV Infusions, Skincare, Weightloss
📍Cincinnati, Ohio
☎️ 51-EVERGLOW

Welcome to Cincinnati’s premier affordable med spa, where luxury meets affordability! Everglow believes that everyone deserves to look and feel their best without breaking the bank. At Everglow Medical Spa, we offer a wide range of services provided by educated, trusted, and dedicated skincare and medical professionals. Each service is customized to suit your specific needs and preferences.

Customized, Cancer-Safe Facials in Cincinnati for Healing Skin 07/14/2026

Everglow Medical Spa is here to help with oncology-safe aesthetic services. Our trained skincare providers offer bespoke facials to help relieve the side effects of cancer therapy.

Customized, Cancer-Safe Facials in Cincinnati for Healing Skin Feel like yourself again with oncology-safe skincare in Cincinnati. Benefit from customized treatments that support healing during and after cancer care.

A dermatologist's simple tip for treating heat rash this summer 07/13/2026

"The sun is blazing and temperatures are rising, but it’s not a sunburn. It’s a heat rash — discoloration and bumps breaking through skin in patches.While it’s common in babies, getting older doesn’t guarantee protection. Here’s how to find relief."

A dermatologist's simple tip for treating heat rash this summer A dermatologist shares her solution for heat rash and finding lasting relief.

11 foods to benefit skin health and recipes to try 07/10/2026

"A balanced diet with plenty of nutrient-rich foods can benefit the skin. This article lists 11 food items that can benefit the skin, including recipes to help incorporate them into the diet."

11 foods to benefit skin health and recipes to try Many foods can benefit the skin, including salmon, avocados, green tea, and various of seeds and nuts. This article explains the research behind the best foods for the skin.

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A follow-up to my last reel...

First, a clarification. When I said beauty therapist, I meant skin therapist. And when I said doctor, I was talking about aesthetic doctors in the context of those who do injectables and devices and provide skin care/products, not general medical care. I’m sorry if that wasn’t clear!

Second, to everyone who said it works best as a team, you’re absolutely right. That’s the way it should be!

And third, I was saddened by how many people felt the need to defend themselves or their profession, and I noted it was overwhelmingly therapists, not aesthetic doctors, doing this, and that’s exactly why I wanted to start this conversation.  That in many ways says much of what’s wrong.

No one should feel this way! If that is an industry or colleague bias, then it’s time it changed.  I’ve never been so impressed with skincare results as when I sit in rooms of therapists. That’s skill and art, experience, knowledge and science combined. That’s shout-from-the-rooftops territory, not something to feel inferior about.  Skin therapists lead doctors follow when it comes to looking after skin everyday.

I’ve heard many people say ‘doctors spend less time on the skin than therapists in their training’ - that’s not true, and I speak as someone who has done both a medical degree and L4 beauty including A&P.  But the focus of that study is different.  Aesthetic medicine is a number of mini specialities and the current model is that we are generalists in it all.  Skin care, like all of it, deserves specialist knowledge and focus.  Some of us medics take the time to really really drill down into that, but not many.  Therapists live it day in day out.

Thank you for every comment. 

You are all brilliant at what you do. But for my own everyday skin health? If I’m going anywhere I’m going to a skin therapist, and I stand by that completely.  You are amazing. 

Adding this after seeing the comments : if you are one of those whose passion is learning you'll have something to teach - register for my developing education collab so that we can all learn from each other - comment 'educator' and check your DMs.

Let me know your thoughts below 💬 07/09/2026

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Daf6IDCC0zX/?igsh=MThjdmJvZnVyajBodw==

PLEASE READ 👇 A follow-up to my last reel... First, a clarification. When I said beauty therapist, I meant skin therapist. And when I said doctor, I was talking about aesthetic doctors in the context of those who do injectables and devices and provide skin care/products, not general medical care. I’m sorry if that wasn’t clear! Second, to everyone who said it works best as a team, you’re absolutely right. That’s the way it should be! And third, I was saddened by how many people felt the need to defend themselves or their profession, and I noted it was overwhelmingly therapists, not aesthetic doctors, doing this, and that’s exactly why I wanted to start this conversation. That in many ways says much of what’s wrong. No one should feel this way! If that is an industry or colleague bias, then it’s time it changed. I’ve never been so impressed with skincare results as when I sit in rooms of therapists. That’s skill and art, experience, knowledge and science combined. That’s shout-from-the-rooftops territory, not something to feel inferior about. Skin therapists lead doctors follow when it comes to looking after skin everyday. I’ve heard many people say ‘doctors spend less time on the skin than therapists in their training’ - that’s not true, and I speak as someone who has done both a medical degree and L4 beauty including A&P. But the focus of that study is different. Aesthetic medicine is a number of mini specialities and the current model is that we are generalists in it all. Skin care, like all of it, deserves specialist knowledge and focus. Some of us medics take the time to really really drill down into that, but not many. Therapists live it day in day out. Thank you for every comment. You are all brilliant at what you do. But for my own everyday skin health? If I’m going anywhere I’m going to a skin therapist, and I stand by that completely. You are amazing. Adding this after seeing the comments : if you are one of those whose passion is learning you'll have something to teach - register for my developing education collab so that we can all learn from each other - comment 'educator' and check your DMs. Let me know your thoughts below 💬

Yes, There Is a Right and Wrong Way to Use Sunscreen 07/08/2026

Knowing how to use sunscreen effectively can significantly help prevent premature aging, lower the risk of skin cancer, and keep skin looking healthy, firm, and radiant. Learn more here.

Yes, There Is a Right and Wrong Way to Use Sunscreen Learn how to choose, apply, and reapply sunscreen to adequately protect your skin from sun damage and premature aging, no matter what time of year.

9 ways to stimulate collagen production in skin 07/06/2026

"Many people are exploring ways to boost collagen in the skin to prevent wrinkles and other signs of skin aging. Here are some options that researchers have investigated."

9 ways to stimulate collagen production in skin One function of collagen is to help skin cells renew and repair themselves. Can skin care and other products help boost collagen and prevent or remove wrinkles?

07/03/2026

Happy Fourth of July weekend from Everglow Medical Spa! https://tinyurl.com/bdz8zrwd

Get Rid of Acne and Unsightly Scars at Your Local Medical Spa 07/01/2026

"At Everglow Medical Spa, we understand how frustrating acne can be. We offer products and treatments to help control acne and provide solutions for scars. In addition to learning about the many options for acne treatment, a positive first step is understanding what causes acne."

Get Rid of Acne and Unsightly Scars at Your Local Medical Spa Bid farewell to acne and the residual scars with expert acne treatment from Everglow Medical Spa. There’s hope for clearer, healthier, acne-free skin.

Do’s and Don’ts of Exercising After Botox 06/29/2026

"This article looks at how exercise may affect Botox, do’s and don’ts for exercising after Botox treatment, and when you can resume your regular activities."

Do’s and Don’ts of Exercising After Botox Exercising too soon after Botox can have negative effects. Learn what types to avoid, when you can resume your regular activities, and more.

Why Try Laser Treatment in Cincinnati to Stop Mouth Breathing? 06/26/2026

Mouth breathing, whether awake or asleep, is often a habit and not as harmless as one might think. Here we explain what mouth breathing is and why it’s harmful over the long term, especially during sleep.

Why Try Laser Treatment in Cincinnati to Stop Mouth Breathing? Discover how laser treatment from a Cincinnati medical spa can help address chronic mouth breathing, support healthy airway function, and improve sleep.

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