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Serenity Medical Spa

Serenity Medical Spa is a premier wellness and aesthetic destination located at the Lake of the Ozarks. Their offerings include a variety of advanced cosmetic treatments designed to enhance both beauty and relaxation. The services provided range from body treatments like waxing, sugaring, and massage to specialized skin care, injectables, and facials. The spa's staff, led by Dr. Debra Atkinson and owner Lindsey Eveler, emphasizes personalized care, using cutting-edge technology for skin rejuvenation, anti-aging treatments, and more. Serenity Medical Spa's mission is to help clients achieve their aesthetic goals in a tranquil and professional environment.

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111 Crossings West Drive, 3, Lake Ozark, MO 65049 (573) 365-5002 http://www.serenitymedicalspa.com/

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