I had mesotherapy done at Sleek Boca Raton about a year ago (I went in for a consultation for something else and was talked in to it). I asked about adverse side effects and the consultant said there were none (this probably should have been my first clue not to trust Sleek). After a few treatments, I noticed that I was seeing absolutely no improvement and my swelling was not going down. Both the aesthetician and the manager assured me it was normal and to get more treatments done. Around $1,500 later, it was clear that the procedure not only hadn?t worked, but had made things worse. I now have localized swelling on my inner thighs that will not go down.
I let them know how unhappy I was with the whole process, but I was rudely told that I had signed a contract and there would be no compensation for what had happened.
A couple months ago I received an email from the manager saying that things at Sleek had changed and that I should give them another chance. I assumed that this meant they would be allowing me to use the money I had wasted on mesotherapy on another procedure or at least receive some partial compensation. So I went in for a free consultation at Sleek Boston. Before I could even say what I was procedure I wanted, the consultant started GUESSING what I was there for. I found this incredibly insulting, particularly since she guessed wrong and managed to make me feel very insecure about a mole I have on my face. I was truly shocked by her appalling manners. On top of that, she tried to pretend that I was getting a $150 discount for my previous troubles, but this was actually a promotion I had received a coupon for over email!
Sleek Medspa may seem like a convenient place to have cosmetic work done, but you?re infinitely better off going somewhere that cares about you as a customer and a person. I hope this post manages to save someone else from making the poor choice I made in going to Sleek.
Pros: The locations are convenient
Cons: Everything else (but particularly the staff, the atmosphere, rudeness, and general policies of the institution)
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