The Aesthetic Co-op

The Aesthetic Co-op is a shared space at 10121 SE Sunnyside Rd. in Clackamas, where several independent practitioners run their own aesthetic and wellness practices under one roof. The suite is shared with Larrabee Esthetics & Education. The collective describes itself as curated, and each client books with and works with their own provider. Each provider manages their own schedule, so clients book directly with the person they want to see, online through Vagaro or by phone or email. The services span several areas. Injectable and filler treatments include neuromodulators and dermal fillers. Skin work includes microneedling, chemical peels, corrective protocols, and a range of laser treatments such as hair removal, IPL photofacials and pixel resurfacing. Facials range from signature and anti-aging to brightening and acne-focused options, and there are lash, brow and head spa services. On the wellness side, the collective offers IV therapy, B12 injections, wellness lab panels, hormone replacement including pellet therapy, and medically supervised weight loss programs. The in-office infusion suite, the Hydra Infusion Bar, offers eight named signature IV drips. All IV therapy is given or supervised by licensed medical professionals, and a brief health intake is completed before a first infusion. Some infusions require recent labwork. Most skin treatments are recommended as a series, with a personalized consultation setting the plan. Laser treatments begin with a consultation to assess skin type, tone and suitability, and laser plans start with a complimentary virtual consultation. Continuing education is available on demand with video instruction and certificates of completion, and its programs are described as NCEA-accredited. Hybrid and in-person courses cover chemical peels, advanced dermaplaning and head spa specialist training. Onsite laser training is available at a client's spa, school or med spa, along with private sessions. Financing is available through Cherry, and Klarna is accepted at checkout for eligible educational programs. Gift cards are sold.

The collective aims to find the root cause of symptoms rather than treating symptoms alone. Evaluations draw on lab testing, functional analysis, physical exams, nutritional panels and attention to mental and emotional stress.