Roddy MedSpa

Roddy MedSpa is a medical spa in Building 200 at 491 Maple St in Danvers. Renata Roddy, a Family Nurse Practitioner, founded the business and is its owner, and Steven Roddy co-founded it and serves as CEO. The business describes itself as the official MedSpa of Miss Massachusetts USA and Miss Massachusetts Teen USA, a partnership it says has run since 2021, and as the official MedSpa of the New England Patriots Cheerleaders. It also says it has been featured on iHeartRadio's CEOs You Should Know segment and in North Shore Magazine.

Consultations cover areas of concern, goals, age, activity level and diet, so a personalized treatment plan can be made, and a consultation carries no obligation to treat. The practice uses a consultation framework it calls the Beauty Blueprint and a client system called Beauty Bank. Clients can use an online client portal and a Cherry Beauty Bank resource listed on the website. The business says its providers refresh their training every year.

Injectable services include Botox and Dysport, with MicroTox, a Botox technique using microinjections aimed at the surface layers of the skin, and TheraTox, a micro-dose technique for tension in the jaw, neck and shoulders. Dermal fillers, which are hyaluronic acid products, start at $825. The practice lists treatments for forehead and between-brow lines, crow's feet, smile lines, thin lips, skin laxity, hollowing, dark circles, lost cheek volume, chin definition, neck lines, acne, acne scarring and skin spots. It also lists a treatment called Fountain of Youth and an acne treatment program. The business notes that Botox results typically appear within three to five days and last three to four months, varying by person. After Botox, it advises avoiding facials for a week.

Laser hair removal treats the face, underarms, bikini, legs and back with a three-wavelength laser on a Soprano Ice Platinum device, and the business says it can be used on all skin types year-round. A minimum of six sessions spaced six weeks apart is needed. Treatments start at $75, and the six-session package costs $3,000 and includes lifetime laser hair removal with one appointment per month. Clients are asked to shave the area and avoid waxing for four weeks beforehand, and hair directly over a tattoo cannot be treated. The business describes the treatment as painless.

HydraFacial comes in Signature, Deluxe and Platinum versions, all designed for all skin types including sensitive skin. Platinum starts at $199, and packages of four cost $699 for Signature, $950 for Deluxe and $1,100 for Platinum. Chemical peels use Skin Medica, ZO and BioRePeel products, are intended for moderate to severe concerns and are chosen by the master esthetician after consultation, starting at $150. Dermaplaning, a physical exfoliation that removes dry, dead skin and fine vellus hair, is a $40 facial add-on, and the site suggests it before a peel or Botox. Custom facials start at $150. Hours are Tuesday 1 to 7 pm, Wednesday and Thursday 11 am to 7 pm, Friday 9 am to 4 pm and Saturday 9 am to 1 pm, and the practice is closed Sunday and Monday. The phone number is 781-627-7070.

Its philosophy is hospitality first, with education before any injection, no sales pressure, and client relationships built first with results following. Its listed core values are safety, training, personalization and results.