Popular Medi-Spa Treatments Onboard

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Since I started running the Medi-Spa onboard the Voyager of the Seas, I have been trying to track down the trend when it comes to Cosmetic Enhancements using the latest Facial Relaxers and Dermal Fillers. Currently, the Medi-Spa aboard the Voyager of the Seas is using Botox Cosmetic, Dysport, Restylane, Restylane-L and Perlane. As of March 31, there have been a total of 170 procedures done onboard, 55% of which were Upper Face Treatments. The following are the trends in Medi-Spa treatments for the Voyager of the Seas:

Of the Upper Face treatments, 83.9% were treated with Dysport, 16.1% were treated with Botox Cosmetic. 39.8% were treatments of the Glabellar area, 25.8% were treatments of the Forehead area and 34.4% were treatments of the Crow's Feet area (including puffiness).

Of the Lower Face treatments, 74% were treated with Restylane or Restylane-L, 36% were treated with Perlane. 44% were treatments of the Nasolabial Folds, 20% were treatments of the Marionette Lines, 31% were treatments of Smoker's Lines or Lip Lines and 5% were Lip Enhancements.

Dysport is seemingly more popular than Botox Cosmetic perhaps for two reasons: there have been Rebate Promos for Dysport during this period and many patients prefer Dysport since it lasts longer than Botox Cosmetic and works sooner than the latter.

The number of procedures mentioned does not include the number of syringes used during the procedure nor the amount of Units for the facial relaxers. A patient may have two or three procedures in one setting.




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