Zen Care Aesthetics

Zen Care Aesthetics is a medical aesthetics clinic in Irvine, California, focused on body contouring, skin care and hair removal. The business describes itself as one of a small number of Irvine clinics offering advanced aesthetic solutions, and it works with InMode devices throughout its treatment menu.

The clinic's signature body and face treatment is Morpheus8, a radiofrequency fractional device with four tips that reaches depths from 0.5mm to 7mm and subdermal tissue up to 8mm. It is used for face and neck contouring, body sculpting and tightening, and for concerns such as wrinkles, nasolabial folds, jowling, sagging neck skin, acne scarring, skin tightening and crow's feet. Morpheus8 Body uses burst mode radiofrequency with three treatment levels in a single cycle and is aimed at larger areas such as the thighs, midsection and arms, while standard Morpheus8 suits smaller areas such as the face.

Lumecca is an intense pulsed light device with a sapphire cooling tip, used for skin care and beautification. It addresses rosacea, spider veins, sun spots and other pigmentation concerns, including hyperpigmentation, dyschromia and freckles, as well as vascular lesions such as spider angiomas, leg telangiectasias and superficial leg veins. The business says most patients can complete photo rejuvenation in one or two treatments, compared with four to six using standard IPL.

DiolazeXL is a diode laser hair removal device with built-in cooling. It covers the face, including areas such as the sideburns and chin, and the body, including the back, chest, stomach and legs.

Prospective clients can book a complimentary consultation before committing to treatment. Staff includes doctors, nurses and licensed experts. The clinic is open Monday mornings, Tuesday and Thursday from 10 AM to 7 PM, Friday afternoons, and is closed Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.

Medical aesthetics clinic that relies on InMode devices, with doctors, nurses and licensed staff involved in care and a complimentary consultation offered first.