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Pretravel Advice and Hepatitis A Immunization Among Australian Travelers
Background More Australians are traveling to overseas destinations where preventable infectious diseases, such as hepatitis A, are endemic. Yet, there is only limited data concerning the extent to which Australians seek travel advice and vaccination before their departures.
Method Annual telephone surveys were conducted among adult Australians travelers. Information was collected on the travel advice and vaccinations received before departure. Perceptions about, and their potential exposure to, travel‐related infections while overseas were also assessed. This paper presents data from the 2003 survey related to travel advice and hepatitis A, while hepatitis B is discussed in the companion article.
Results Only a third of interviewees had sought health advice before travel. Infrequent travelers, those departing for endemic countries or for longer journeys, were more likely to seek medical advice. Overall, 32% of interviewees had been vaccinated against hepatitis A, with travelers to high/medium–hepatitis A endemicity destinations being more likely to be vaccinated than those visiting low‐endemicity countries (44% vs 20%). Among the 263 visitors to endemic countries, those who stayed with friends and relatives were least likely to be vaccinated against hepatitis A compared to other styles of accommodation.
Conclusions Despite government recommendations and industry group campaigns about the need for pretravel advice, the majority of Australians travel overseas without adequate health advice and protection against hepatitis A and other travel‐related infectious diseases.
In 2004, there were 4.4 million short‐term resident departures from Australia and the number traveling overseas continues to grow.1 Although most short‐term departures are to New Zealand and the UK, the fastest growing destinations for Australian travelers are in Southeast Asia where the risk for infectious diseases such as hepatitis A and hepatitis B are substantially higher than in Australia.
Although estimates of risk have declined in the past 20 years, hepatitis A remains a common vaccine‐preventable disease among travelers.2–7 Australia, like many developed countries, has a low‐endemicity pattern for hepatitis A, and because of lack of exposure in childhood, many adult Australians are at risk for hepatitis A infection when traveling to regions of higher endemicity.8 Backpackers who travel for prolonged periods in poor hygienic conditions and travelers who visit friends and relatives are likely to be at particular risk.3–7 Though one means of protection is strict food and drink hygiene, travelers generally are not able to consistently follow the advice "boil it, cook it, peel it or leave it." Within the first 3 days of their stay abroad, 98% of Swiss travelers reported a breach in food or drink hygiene standards.9
Notwithstanding the frequency of travel, there is little information available on the extent to which Australian travelers seek pretravel health advice, what vaccinations they receive, and what risks they are exposed to during travel. A series of surveys of Australian travelers examining these questions was conducted under the auspices of the Travel Health Advisory Group, a coalition of Australian travel and medical organizations. This paper presents the results of these surveys focusing on the extent to which Australian travelers seek pretravel health advice and immunization for hepatitis A, as well as their risk of hepatitis A exposure during travel. The accompanying paper by Streeton and Zwar examines the risks and preventive behaviors for blood‐borne infection, in particular hepatitis B.10
Over the period 2001 to 2003, a series of three annual telephone surveys was conducted in a random selection of urban Australians aged 18 years and older who had traveled overseas for business or pleasure within the previous 2 years. On each occasion, a market research company telephoned people from Australian mainland capital cities (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide) using lists of telephone numbers generated at random from the residential telephone directory. Up to three telephone calls were made to numbers that were not answered. Eligible respondents were identified using screening questions regarding overseas travel in the past 2 years and their age and then asked to participate in the survey. This process continued until at least 500 people had been interviewed using a structured questionnaire. Interviews were conducted mostly between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. on a daily basis over a 3‐week period.
A mixture of open and multiple‐choice questions was asked about their destination(s), style of accommodation, reasons for travel and frequency, and duration of travel. They were also asked about what, if any, health advice had been sought and received before travel, and what travel vaccinations they had received. Questions were asked to determine the interviewee's level of understanding of hepatitis A and vaccination. In addition, interviewees were informed how hepatitis A was contracted and then asked if they believed they might have been exposed to these infections on their most recent trip.
Data are presented as percentages of the sample as a whole, or of the subsets of interest within the sample. The chi‐square test was used to assess the significance of any differences between groups. The endemicity of countries visited by the interviewees were classified according to the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention's geographic distribution data for hepatitis A prevalence, 2000.11
The data collected in three annual surveys were consistent in terms of the demographics, destinations and duration of travel, and the rates of pretravel advice and vaccination. Table 1 summarizes the demographics for the samples over the 3 years. Over that time, there was little change in travelers' knowledge or behavior while traveling. Because the more recent data are the most relevant and there were some differences in the wording of the questions asked, the results focus on information from the 2003 survey.
|2001, n = 507 (%)
|2002, n = 500 (%)
|2003,*n = 503 (%)
|Age (years)
|142 (28)
|155 (31)
|114 (23)
|193 (38)
|190 (38)
|208 (41)
|172 (34)
|155 (31)
|203 (40)
|205 (41)
|186 (37)
|304 (60)
|295 (59)
|317 (63)
|122 (24)
|60 (12)
|132 (26)
|90 (18)
|172 (34)
|225 (45)
|Not stated
|81 (16)
|125 (25)
|City of residence
|122 (24)
|125 (25)
|121 (24)
|122 (24)
|120 (24)
|121 (24)
|91 (18)
|90 (18)
|91 (18)
|85 (17)
|85 (17)
|81 (16)
|80 (16)
|85 (17)
|Number of trips in the past 2 years
|304 (60)
|275 (55)
|297 (59)
|122 (24)
|125 (25)
|116 (23)
|3 or more
|81 (16)
|100 (20)
|90 (18)
|Purpose for travel
|Mostly business
|46 (9)
|75 (15)
|65 (13)
|Mostly leisure
|400 (79)
|390 (78)
|413 (82)
|61 (12)
|35 (7)
|25 (5)
|Hepatitis A endemicity in country (s) visited†
|228 (45)
|225 (45)
|51 (10)
|60 (12)
|62 (12)
|228 (45)
|215 (43)
|240 (48)
NA = not asked.
↵* Destinations for the cohort of 503 adults in the previous 2 years were Asia (40%), Northern Europe (34%), Southern Europe (13%), North America (16%), Oceania including New Zealand (19%), Eastern Europe (3%), Africa (4%), Middle East (2%), South America (2%), and Central America (1%), with some having more than one destination.
↵† As defined by the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2000.
Survey response rate
In the search for eligible respondents, 9,634 telephone calls were made to contact 4,203 people. Screening questions excluded 83.8% of those contacted as ineligible for the study. Of the 679 eligible respondents, 503 (74%) completed the interview.
Travel advice
Only 168 or 33% of 503 travelers visited a doctor (29%) or travel health clinic (4%) prior to their last overseas trip—the majority (68%) within 5 weeks of travel. Approximately a third left their consultation until 2 or fewer weeks before departure. The traveler's age, gender, and socioeconomic status did not affect the propensity to seek medical advice. However, destination, duration of the trip, and frequency of travel during the past 2 years did appear to have an effect. Travelers to high/medium–hepatitis A and/or hepatitis B endemicity countries were more likely to seek professional advice (131/316, 41%) than travelers to only low‐endemicity countries (37/187; 20%); p < 0.0001 (χ2= 23.8, df = 1 Yates corrected), while those embarking on longer trips were more likely than those taking short trips to seek advice: 46% (32/70) before a long trip (>3 months), and 32% (44/136) and 21% (62/297) before a medium (1–3 months) and short trip (<1 month), respectively; p < 0.001(χ2= 19.8, df = 2). Interviewees who were frequent travelers (two or more trips in the past 2 years) were less likely to have seen a doctor before the last trip (50/206; 24%) than infrequent travelers (116/295; 39%); p = 0.0006 (χ2= 11.7, df = 1 Yates corrected).
Cited reasons (n = 312) for not seeing a doctor before their last trip were most commonly related to a perceived lack of risk in the destination(s), for example, "traveling to a safe country" (34%), "previous uneventful travel to the destination" (17%), "no need" (14%), "advised by friends or others it was safe" (8%), "country of origin or staying with family" (10%) and "didn't think about it" (2%). For approximately half of those not seeking advice (185/335, 55%,), their destination(s) had medium/high risk for hepatitis A and/or hepatitis B. "Being up‐to‐date with vaccinations" was cited as reason for not visiting a doctor by only 13% of interviewees.
Interestingly, only about half (48%) of those consulting a doctor before their last trip (n = 168) recalled being advised to vaccinate regardless of whether or not they were traveling to a medium/high‐risk destination. Of those individuals traveling to a medium/high‐risk destination who were advised not to vaccinate (n = 56), 46% recalled being told that vaccination was not needed because the destination was a "safe country or low risk" and another 11% were told there was no need.
Hepatitis A risk
Approximately half or 263 interviewees had traveled to destinations(s) with a high (40%) or medium (12%) risk for hepatitis A. A younger traveler was no more likely to visit a high/medium‐endemic country than an older traveler. Despite a decline in overseas travel during 2003 due to world events, Asian countries were the most popular destination for travelers in the survey, with 40% or 201 traveling to at least one Asian country during the previous 2 years. Of the 263 travelers to hepatitis A–endemic countries, 59% stayed in five, four, or three star hotels, while 27% visited/stayed with friends and relatives. The remainder stayed in budget accommodation (Figure 1).
Hepatitis A vaccination status
Overall, 163 (32%) of those interviewed (n = 503) reported being vaccinated against hepatitis A, either for their last trip (n = 37) or on a previous occasion (n = 126). People traveling to high/medium–hepatitis A endemicity destinations were more likely to be vaccinated against hepatitis A compared to those traveling to low‐risk countries; 92/201 (46%), 24/62 (39%), and 47/240 (20%) of travelers to high‐, medium‐, and low‐endemicity countries, respectively, were vaccinated; p < 0.001 (χ2= 35.5, df = 2). As shown in Figure 1, among the 263 travelers to high/medium–hepatitis A risk countries, those staying mainly with friends and relatives were less likely to be vaccinated against hepatitis A (30%; 21/71) than those using other styles of accommodation (48%; 93/192); p < 0.05 (χ2= 9.1, df = 3).
Approximately 30% or 150 interviewees (n = 503) could recall a situation in which they may have been exposed to the risk of a food‐borne infectious disease during their last overseas trip, and of these, 60% were unvaccinated against hepatitis A. Of 90 interviewees who could both recall a risk exposure and were unvaccinated, 55 (60%) had visited a high/medium‐risk hepatitis A destination.
Perceptions of hepatitis A
Approximately a third or 181 interviewees (n = 503) did not know how hepatitis A was contracted, and 75 (15%) nominated hepatitis A as the most commonly caught travel disease. In comparison, 176 (35%) nominated malaria and 30 (6%) nominated typhoid fever as the most common travel‐related infectious disease. Moreover, more interviewees were spontaneously aware of the availability of typhoid vaccine (161 or 32%) than of hepatitis A vaccine (101 or 22%).
A minority of interviewees (33%) reported seeing a doctor or travel clinic for pretravel health advice and of those who did seek advice, a third did so within 2 weeks of departure. The rate of seeking professional advice remained low across the years of the survey, despite the growing trend for Australians to travel to countries with high or medium endemicity for infectious diseases1 and the advice of Australian government and industry groups about the potential health risks of overseas travel.8 However, Australians are not unique in this regard. Airport surveys conducted in Europe and the United States suggest that less than half of European travelers,12 and only a third of Americans seek pretravel health advice from a doctor or travel medicine clinic.13 Moreover, in an airport survey conducted in one Australian and four Southeast Asian airports, Asian travelers were less likely to seek advice than travelers from Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and North America.14 While it was somewhat reassuring that those in the survey who traveled to endemic countries or embarked on longer trips were more inclined to seek medical advice, the numbers are still low. Familiarity with travel and an often erroneous perception of the health risks in overseas countries tended to dissuade people from seeking advice.
The low level of vaccination against hepatitis A among Australian travelers is of particular concern given that overseas travel is the most commonly reported risk factor for notified case of hepatitis A infection in Australia. In 2003, among 101 cases of hepatitis A infection where risk factors were identified (24% of all notifications), overseas travel was a factor for 51% of infections.15 High rates of imported hepatitis have been observed in other low‐endemicity areas of the world where residents travel frequently to high‐endemicity countries. For instance, in Quebec and Ontario in Canada, Italy, and Switzerland an estimated 33, 28 and 42%, respectively, of reported cases of hepatitis A were considered travel related.7,16,17 De Serres and colleagues16 suggested that current strategies for prevention of hepatitis A in travelers, such as recommendations to vaccinate those traveling to endemic countries, are relatively ineffective due to the low uptake of vaccination, and that other strategies need to be considered. Attitudes among doctors may also be a barrier to vaccination because almost half of those who did present for pretravel health advice and who were traveling to a medium‐ or high‐risk destination recalled being told that hepatitis A vaccination was not needed.
A number of studies have identified travelers (especially children) who visited friends and relatives in endemic countries as a major source of imported hepatitis A infection.18–22 Although the current survey only included adults, the significantly lower rate of vaccination among those who visited friends and relatives (30% compared to 48% for other forms of accommodation) in high/moderate‐endemicity countries suggests that this group of travelers needs to be especially targeted for hepatitis A vaccination.
As with all surveys, the study results have a number of limitations including the potential for sampling bias related to telephone ownership and unlisted numbers, and the risk of positive respondent bias due to the voluntary nature of the interviews. Of note is the high female to male ratio across the years, which is typical of surveys that randomly seek an adult respondent for a phone interview. However, the sample showed some consistency with the Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) resident departure data for 2003. The duration of travel reported by respondents in the survey was similar to that recorded in the ABS data, and the survey's destination data were similar but not entirely comparable to the ABS data because the latter records the main destination for overseas departures in the previous year, rather than all destinations in the previous 2 years, as in the survey.1,23 The information obtained in the survey was also subject to recall bias and there is an assumption that an individual reporting vaccination is adequately immunized, which is not necessarily the case, if the vaccination schedule was incomplete.
Notwithstanding these unavoidable shortcomings, the survey results indicate there are substantial numbers of travelers who are not seeking pretravel health advice and who are at risk of hepatitis A during travel. Despite campaigns supported by the Travel Health Advisory Group to raise awareness of the risk of hepatitis A, the survey suggests there has been little change in the behavior of Australian travelers and perhaps there is a need for greater and more effective public education about the importance of pretravel health advice and appropriate vaccination. Further research is needed into the knowledge and attitudes of travelers and the barriers to seeking pretravel professional health advice and vaccination. This research would inform the development of strategies to encourage appropriate uptake of professional pretravel health advice. Possible strategies include more effective work with the travel industry and health professionals in raising the profile of pretravel health advice and vaccination and also more promotion by government, such as through the Australian Government travel information Web site. Other strategies include targeting of high‐risk groups, such as those visiting friends and relatives and the development of a whole‐of‐life vaccination record to assist individuals and their health providers to accurately assess vaccination status.
Travel Health Advisory Group (THAG) member organizations are the Australian Federation of Travel Agents (Ms Marie Allom); MASTA—Minding Your Health Abroad (Dr Bernard Hudson); Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (Professor Nicholas Zwar); School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, James Cook University (Associate Professor Peter Leggat), Rede‐Health International (Dr Bob Kass), Qantas Airways (Ms Bronwyn Claxton); and Youth Hostels Association Australia (Mr Ben Fryer). Funding from GlaxoSmithKline Australia Ltd supports THAG activities. Statistical assistance with data analysis was provided by Mr Stephen Linz, GSK Australia.
Declaration of interests
The survey was carried out under the auspices of the Travel Health Advisory Group (THAG). GlaxoSmithKline provides financial support for various activities of THAG including the survey. C. L. S. is an employee of GlaxoSmithKline. N. Z. is a member of THAG and has acted as a consult to GlaxoSmithKline in an unrelated field to travel medicine. He has received travel grants from GlaxoSmithKline and Pfizer.
Poster presentation at the 9th Conference of International Society of Travel Medicine, Lisbon, May 1 to 5, 2005, and also at the 8th Conference of International Society of Travel Medicine, New York, May, 2003.
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For many of us Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer. Pools and amusement parks open to a regular schedule, children bring out their water toys, picnics are planned, and moms start dreading the increased loads of laundry.
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Don't miss the final film in our Asian Film Festival, Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War, showing on Saturday, November 19, at noon in the Headquarters Library theater:
In 1950, in South Korea, shoe-shiner Jin-tae Lee and his 18-year-old old student brother, Jin-seok Lee, form a poor but happy family with their mother, Jin-tae's fiancé Young-shin Kim, and her young sisters. Jin-tae and his mother are tough workers, who sacrifice themselves to send Jin-seok to the university. When North Korea invades the South, the family escapes to a relative's house in the country, but along their journey, Jin-seok is forced to join the army to fight in the front, and Jin-tae enlists too to protect his young brother. The commander promises Jin-tae that if he gets a medal he would release his brother, and Jin-tae becomes the braver soldier in the company. Along the bloody war between brothers, the relationship of Jin-seok with his older brother deteriorates leading to a dramatic and tragic end. (From the Internet Movie Database)
Enjoy a screening of Sansho the Bailiff, part of our Asian Film Festival, on Wednesday, November 9, 7pm at Headquarters Library.
In mediaeval Japan a compassionate governor is sent into exile. His wife and children try to join him, but are separated, and the children grow up amid suffering and oppression. (From the Internet Movie Database)
Enjoy a screening of Red Sorghum, part of our Asian Film Festival, on Wednesday, October 26, 7pm, at Headquarters Library.
Red Sorghum(1987) stars Li Gong, Wen Jiang and Rujun Ten:
An old leper who owned a remote sorghum winery dies. Jiu'er, the wife bought by the leper, and her lover, identified only as "my Grandpa" by the narrator, take over the winery and set up an idealized quasi-matriarchal community headed by Jiu'er. When the Japanese invaders subject the area to their rule and cut down the sorghum to make way for a road, the community rises up and resists as the sorghum grows anew. (From the Internet Movie Database)
The second movie in our Around the REEL World: An Asian Film Festival, showing on Thursday, September 15, 6:30-9:00, at our England Run Branch, will be the Korean film The Way Home:
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Based in Simla, the McNallys are an Anglo-Indian family consisting of Paul and his wife, Catherine. Both are full of joy when Catherine gives birth to a baby girl, Michelle, but their joy is short-lived when they are told that Michellle cannot see nor hear. Both attempt to bring up Michelle in their own protective way, as a result Michelle is not exposed to the real world, and becomes increasingly violent and volatile. Things only get worse when Catherine gives birth to Sara, and Paul considers admitting Michelle in an asylum. It is here that Debraj Sahai enters their lives. Through his eager involvement, Michelle blossoms, grows, gives up her violence, even gets admitted in school with normal children. (Internet Movie Database - Visit the site for more about the film.)


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Unfortunately for DeMint, not too many people think the permanent abolishment of the estate tax is that hot of an idea.
Namely, a whole bunch of Democrats (minus Lincoln and Nelson of Neb) led by Majority Leader Harry Reid. The amendment failed 39-59 in a vote yesterday but no worries lovers of tax-free death! A few races in this fall's election could kick around the this particular political pigskin, including Reid's in Nevada where Tea Party darling Sharron Angle supports the permanent repeal.
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The best way of getting the know-how they need is to work with law enforcement officers, said Schmidt, president and chief executive of the UK-based international Information Security Forum (ISF).
Traditional IT security defences are becoming less effective against cyber-attacks that are increasing rapidly in technical sophistication, cyber-crime investigators report.
More than half (62%) of security professionals polled for the 2009 eCrime Congress survey said not enough resources were dedicated to finding security vulnerabilities.
IT security professionals can identify and prioritise weaknesses in their defences accurately only if they share intelligence with those investigating cyber-crime, said Schmidt.
Feedback from business will also help crime fighters with future investigations by providing valuable information on cyber-attacks.
This type of collaboration is one of the key initiatives of the UK's e-crime programme, led by Metropolitan Police Service deputy assistant commissioner Janet Willams.
According to Schmidt, collaboration between law enforcement and business is vital in the fight against cyber-criminals inflicting financial losses on an unprecedented scale.
IT security professionals must ensure that knowledge of cyber-criminal methods is passed on to all users of IT in their organisations.
"IT end-users should be able to identify potential cyber-threats and know how to respond to them," said Schmidt.
Many businesses tell employees what to do if there is a breakdown in production processes, he said, but few give guidelines on how to protect company information.
Even fewer organisations provide easy ways for user to report suspected e-crime to keep defences at the highest possible level.
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Add on Service - $35
Pregnancy can be a very tricky time for the skin resulting in breakouts and hyperpigmentation.
Your facials skin treatment begins with a deep brush cleanse, followed by salicylic free exfoliation. Any necessary extractions are performed and treated with pregnancy safe, plant based formulations. Lymphatic drainage in a face and neck massage will remove toxins from your system, and a vitamin C masque will counteract any free radical damage resulting from sun exposure. Baby safe hand or foot massage is included.
60 minutes - $85
This treatment for the back provides deep pore cleansing, restores and reduces acne in the back area. It is a relaxing treatment which leaves you with clean, perfectly rejuvenated, balanced, and hydrated back. This customized experience includes multi step purifying process, double exfoliation and customized mask. This European Back Facial is a fundamental treatment to keep skin healthy and balanced.
60 minutes - $95
Is a new breakthrough in aesthetic technology. This intense treatment removes dead skin cells and impurities while simultaneously bathing the new skin with cleansing, hydrating and moisturising serums. The treatment is soothing, refreshing, non-irritating and immediately effective. HydroFacial is safe for all skin types where microdermabrasion is not. Benefits include reduction of acne, painless extractions, softens and re-texturize skin, reduces fine lines and wrinkles, hydrates the skin, lightens sun damaged skin, reduction of oil and pore size. There is no down-time with this treatment you leave feeling refreshed and glowing.
60 minutes - $165
3 Sessions - $480
6 Sessions - $840
This remarkably hydrating treatment uses the latest skin technology to visibly lift, tighten and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles using Hyaluronic layering, instantly leaving skin luminously radiant.
45 minutes - $85
The germicidal action makes it extremely beneficial for acne. The lightning and vasoconstricting capabilities give instant results. The procedure is quick, easy and pleasant. The end result is clear and luminous skin with a feeling of firmness. (Acne, Rosacea, sundamaged skin, telangiectasia)
45 minutes - $85
A scientific breakthrough that helps enhance mitochondrial function and restores skin's youthful appearance. SWiCH™ Dermal Rejuvenation System gives the skin treatment that performs beyond the results achievable with non-surgical peels. With the SWiCH™ System, it is now possible to achieve repair of the skin without having to induce tissue damage. The body's repair systems, including that in the skin, are held in a ready state at all times.
1 Sessions $150
3 Sessions - $420
6 Session - $750
Crystal microdermabrasion uses a stream of aluminum oxide crystals go through a hand piece on to the skin and suction back into from the other stream. By that act it interacts with the skin which causes loosen and get rid of the dead skin in deeper layers by exfoliation. This act also helps stimulate the collagen further to smooth and improve the skin tone and appearance. It gives a great soft glowing skin right out of the treatment. This non-invasive treatment gently exfoliates as a suction lifts away the outermost layer of dead skin cells. It is simple, painless and will rejuvenate your skin. You can do this treatment on it's own or add it onto any of our facials. (Diamond Micro tips also available.)
60 minutes - $90 (add on service $45)
3 Sessions - $240
6 Sessions - $450
Non-surgical face lift. This treatment strengthens and lifts tired muscles tones by exercising muscles with Galvanic microcurrent. One treatment will reach a 32 facial muscles. MicroCurrent Technology gently manipulates and re-educates the muscles by using a series of precise movements to tone the facial muscles. This process rejuvenates the muscles and returns them to a more youthful tone. Its also stimulates the production of collagen and elastin.
45 minutes - $85
3 Sessions - $255
6 Sessions - $450
It is a revolutionary technique which has the amazing ability to naturally stimulate collagen and elastin production in the skin without damaging it. It is the latest and greatest, non-ablative in optimal skin treatment for tone and rejuvenation therapy. It can be used by both men and woman and has numerous beneficial effects:
1 Session: $150 - $450
The Lamprobe is used to remove small benign cosmetic irregularities on the skin, such as white-heads (milla), blackheads (comedones) pigmented epidermal growths (fibromas), broken capillaries, pimples or pustules, blood spots and skin tags that are prevalent on the neck and décolleté area. The Lam Probe works on the principle of liquids being attracted to heat, which is released by various probes. Treatments usually take 15-20 minutes.
$50.00 - $150.00/per 1st irregularity
$15.00 - $50 for Additional irregularities
Gentle skin treatment for those with special skin concerns related to chemotherapy and radiation treatment. This treatment involves a detailed consultation and customized facial treatment for a truly restorative and healing result
60 minutes - $75
It is a technology based skin treatment that uses specific wavelengths of natural infrared light energy to restore skin's normal, healthy activity.
LED light-therapy has been FDA approved for applications such as skin rejuvenation, acne, wound healing. Research conducted by NASA's space program has proven that near-infrared LED light therapy promotes wound healing and human tissue growth. The energy delivered by red infrared light emitting diodes (LEDs) enhances cellular metabolism. This in turn stimulates the body to build new collagen, increases circulation, and improves the functioning of the lymphatic system. The result is younger, healthier looking skin.
Red Light:
Blue Light: Eliminate acne-causing bacteria deep within the skin. The result: clear, smooth skin with fewer blemishes, clogged pores, pimples and acne breakouts.
Yellow Light: used in the cosmetic treatment of burns (such as sunburns) to reduce the appearance of redness, swelling, as well as other conditions such as Rosacea and Eczema.
The skin looks different after the first treatment: smoother and more hydrated with a natural radiant glow. However, since the device is essentially stimulating the body's natural healing mechanisms, the most visible results are not immediate. Instead, results occur gradually over several weeks. With each treatment you will see improvement. And an effective home care regimen will be recommended that will further While almost everyone can benefit from the use of light therapy, these treatments will have the greatest impact on skin with sluggish metabolism and slow cellular activity showing visible signs of ageing.
30 minutes - $55
The Ultrasonic Facial treatment is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that is safe and suitable for all skin types, from acne to rosacea and mature skin. Even the most sensitive skin will benefit from this treatment. Increased blood flow stimulates collagen, the body's primary structural protein, providing strength and resilience to dermal tissue. This advanced anti-ageing procedure gives your skin a much healthier, more youthful look and feel.
Ultrasound waves penetrate the skin to deep cleanse, hydrate, promote collagen production, and kill bacteria. Increased oxygen and blood circulation to underlying tissues leaves your skin thoroughly cleansed, revitalized and glowing.
Ultrasound is an effective treatment for fine lines and wrinkles, sun damage, age spots and mature skin. Results are noticeable after only one treatment. Although the Ultrasound Facial is non-invasive and safe for all skin types, it's not recommended for people with pacemakers or other serious medical conditions.
45 minutes - $75
3 Sessions - $210
6 Sessions - $360
This process used to improve skin tone and texture, diminish fine lines, reduce brown spots and treat acne. Chemical peels are great for re-texturizing and brightening the skin for a fresh new look. Chemical peels are the least invasive methods for improving the skin and is often considered a "gold standard."
This peel helps soften lines and provide more even skin texture, also treats and dehydrated maturing skin. Ultra Peel I appropriate for many other skin types, conditions and sensitivities. It will help treat pigment disorders, fine lines, sun damaged skin and acne. Mild to moderate exfoliation will be experienced, depending on the number of layers applied.
30 minutes - $135
This enhanced Jessner's formula is ideal for more sensitive skin types, ethnic skin or those allergic to hydroquinone. This treatment will help unclog pores, clear acne and rejuvenate the skin. With its blend of brighteners and alpha and beta hydroxy acids, it also is an excellent choice for correcting pigment discolorations and maintaining even skin tone.
30 minutes - $125
Nufree is an antimicrobial, wax free, soya based botanical hair removal system that is gentle and highly effective. Nufree completely uproots the entire bulb and hair shaft. It never sticks to the skin, so there is none of the pain, stretching or tearing of skin that wax can cause. Nufree has proven to be the liquid epilation of choice by aestheticians, dermatologists and cosmetic surgeons for over 30 years.
Lash and brow tinting is one of the top 5 most popular treatment s worldwide as well as one of the most effective. All natural ingredients are used and contain no coal tar or other prohibited materials. It guarantees quality,dramatic long-lasting 3-D results that you'll love.
Eyebrow 15 minutes - $25 / Eyelash 15 minutes - $25 / Brow & Lash 30 minutes - $35
The features of every unique woman should be enhanced, not masked. I'm committed to combining excellence with top quality products and skin care. My training in color theory, I work with all skin types. Main attention to detail, help me meet the wishes of my clients.
Makeup lessons is great opportunities to learn some amazing tricks and secrets to enhance your look in one setting. During the session we go over skin tone, eye color, basic color charts and techniques to enhance existing features – those you want to highlight, and those you want to minimize. You will love this knowledge and will used with pride.
60 minutes - $65/ Teens -$35 (will be credit it towards makeup purchase of your choice)
Individual sessions in: make up instruction & lessons; skin care; current fashion. Allow me to help you to achieve highest level of your satisfaction while finding to your personal individual lifestyle.
Consultations $45 - $65
Like the air we breathe, healthy, radiant skin is one of life's essentials. We make it effortless to love your skin. Our routine facials help replenish what the harsh elements take away. Our collection of advanced services and products in combination with a personalized skin care regimen, help you maintain the healthy & youthful glow you desires.
We makes routine skincare easy and affordable for everyone. We invite you to enjoy the many benefits for a fraction of what you'd expect to pay. Our month-to-month membership allows you to save with exclusive member only pricing and extra discounts, while scheduling some much needed "me time".
Cost of the Membership - $125 (Would be charged to your credit card monthly)
Natural ingredients and high technology come together in this treatment. Our specially designed formula of aloe vera, and a ph-balanced water formula is uniformly applied to your body and then wrapped in 100% breathable soft cotton. Results are enhanced by up to 40% in ourThermogenic Health Pod Infrared Sauna. Our safe and healthy formula penetrates protein walls surrounding fat cells, thus dissipating accumulated harmful toxins. The skin is tightened and toned, while its moisture is increased to a baby softness and healthy glow. Multiple treatments can reduce cellulite by as much as 80% within weeks. (Treatments are 45 minutes.)
Full Body Wrap $125
Moor Mud is an all natural organic therapy quality peat that has an extremely unique concentration of bio-minerals, vitamins, amino acids, plant hormones & fatty acids in a molecular form that is easy for the human skin to absorb. When something works as deeply as moor mud, numerous conditions are treated at the core. Moor Mud is also the common name for our Balneo Peat. It is a 100% natural product imported from the famous spa country of Czech Republic. Because peat has chelatic properties, it is a powerful natural detoxifier. This special mud assists in cellulite reduction & slimming as it delivers rich anti-aging nutrients to the body. Its natural ability to heal, nourish and detoxify has been observed by people for millennia and used in European Spas for well over a century. The Moor Mud Detox Therapy Pack is done in conjunction with the Thermogenic Health Pod Infrared Sauna. (Sessions are 30 minutes.)
1 Session $95
We use the latest technology available in the industry to ensure our clients get optimal fat loss with each treatment. The Ultrasound Cavitation Cellulite System offers customizable settings which enables us to mobilize stubborn pockets of fat and cellulite noninvasively. There are no surgical risks, no scarring, no pain, no compression garments, no downtime. It feels like a warm massage with vacuum. This treatment was featured on Dr. Oz as a revolutionary method of body contouring.
The most common problem areas are the buttocks, abdomen, love handles (flanks), saddle bags (thighs), upper arms, inner knees and male breasts. Body contouring offers a way to get your body back that requires no recovery times and leaves no scaring.
$250 per treatment area
Electro Muscle Stimulation (EMS) is unique way of re-shaping and muscle toning your body. The muscle lift waveform creates an involuntary contraction of the muscle. Utilizing 24 pads, placed specifically on your trouble spots primarily on the arms, abdomen, buttocks, thighs and back, EMS contracts over 300 times in a 45 minute session. This is the equivalent to working those same muscles at the gym for 3 hrs. For fast slimming and easy inch loss, EMS is a safe, comfortable and proven way to achieve results. EMS is perfect for:
45 minutes - $95 / 6 sessions - $390 / 10 session - $500 & (2 free)
A quick, safe, healthy way to nourish your skin while achieving a gorgeous even sun kissed glow.
A specialized ph-balanced solution is applied using a patented applicator assuring a smooth even tan lasting 8-10 days.
Our DHA solution is all natural, vegan, is not sticky, and has no lingering fragrances.
(It is recommended that you exfoliate your skin prior to your appointment.)
1 Tan $35 / 2 Tans $55 / 5 Tans $125 / Face & Neck Only $15
Massage therapy promotes a healthier, energetic, and stress-free lifestyle. It helps to increase circulation, diminish muscle aches, stress, tension, improves flexibility, range of motion and relieves anxiety.
Types of Massage We Offer Include:
Treatment Massage
• Massage is a basic message that we recommend for beginners.
Deep Tissue Massage
• A deep tissue massage is designed to relieve severe tension in the muscle and connective tissue of fascia. This type of massage focuses on the muscles.
Aromatherapy Massage
• A customized massage with highly concentrated plant oils, called essential oil or lotion.
Face, Neck, Massage
• Massage focusing specifically on these areas of the body during the session.
30 minutes $40 /60 minutes - $80 / Packages are available.


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