Our read on the menu count
Sun Aesthetic Clinic ranks first on our measure, treatment menu breadth, where more categories ranks higher. It names 20 of 20 treatment categories, according to sunaesthetic.com. That is the reason for first place, and it is the only reason. The clinic is listed in Bellevue and carries a 4.9 rating across 71 reviews.
What the count gets right and wrong
What the count supports
- Names every one of the 20 categories on its own website, the widest menu in our set.
- A strong Google score, though the review count is on the small side next to the largest clinics here.
- One clinic could cover several treatments, which can simplify follow-up.
What the count leaves out
- Menu breadth is not quality. A clinic can list a treatment and still do it rarely.
- We hold no pricing, so we cannot say what a full course costs.
- A smaller review pool means the rating moves more with each new review.
How it stacks up on menu breadth
Next to Natural Rejuvenation MedSpa, which names 13 of 20 treatment categories, according to www.naturalrejuvenationmedspa.com, Sun Aesthetic Clinic has the longer menu and a smaller review pool. Next to VIO Med Spa | Redmond, at 13 of 20 treatment categories, according to www.viomedspa.com, the gap is the same story. Wider is not automatically better. Read the American Med Spa Association patient guide and ask each clinic the same set of questions, including who performs the treatment. Read WAC 246-919-605 for the rule text.
What to ask before you sign
Before you book, ask Sun Aesthetic Clinic for the all-in price of your full plan, the number of visits, and what it does if you have a problem afterward. An article on how safe med spas manage complications tells you what a good answer sounds like. We compare clinics from public listings, so treat this review as a shopping aid and not as medical advice.