Plastic Surgery Medical Spa, Blue Water Spa, Voted #1 Spa in Triangle 2003 by Citysearch.

February 2 2004--As the medical spa phenomenon continues, a new category of medical spa, the plastic surgery medical spa, is in demand. Spa-goers today demand more than pampering: they want immediate, visible results with no 'down time'.

Blue Water was voted #1 day spa in the Triangle, 2003 by Citysearch. 2003 was Blue Water Spa's first year in business, and clearly, the community was ready for a high-end, sophisticated day spa with medical-grade treatments and state-of-the-art technology. Blue Water Spa combines the serious skin care found in plastic surgeons' offices with the pampering found in the best day spas, and adds the customer service of a five star hotel, all in a lavish and elegant environment.

A hot stone "Foot Fantasy" can be administered before, after, or even during a Botox injection. A quick zap of a laser can eliminate spider veins following a massage or vichy shower treatment. Providing significant results with no 'down time' in a luxurious and relaxing atmosphere is the goal of a plastic surgery medical spa. At Blue Water Spa, clients get all that plus unparalleled pampering.

Blue Water Spa is owned and operated by board-certified plastic surgeon Michael Law MD. Dr. Law moved his aesthetic plastic surgery practice to his hometown of Raleigh, NC from Beverly Hills where his clientele included many celebrities and athletes. He owns the business with his wife, Kile Law, a nationally-recognized expert in medical spa development. Kile is a regularly featured speaker at national medical and spa conferences. She has authored articles on anti-aging skin care that have been published in trade journals.

Due to its tremendous success and growing client demand, Blue Water Spa is considering expansion and multiple locations.

Blue Water Spa
10941 Raven Ridge Rd suite 103
Raleigh, NC 27614
(919)870-6066
www.bluewaterspa.com




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