San Diego Spa Week

San Diego Spa Week is one of our favorite times to be open.  We get the opportunity to meet new clients and share our latest solutions to skin care.  During Spa Week, clients discover individual locations that truly shine, offering distinctive one-of-a-kind services, star-worthy treatments, and impeccable overall experiences.  Timeless Laser Clinic is dedicated to giving you this timeless experience.

San Diego Spa Week has proven to be so successful for us that well over one hundred affordable spa treatments have been booked and enjoyed by consumers across San Diego. Timeless Laser Clinic’s mission is to educate consumers on the health benefits of the spa lifestyle is more important than ever before, and Timeless Laser Clinic will continue to work on its goal to open our doors to the masses.

Following each Event, consumers vote for the top spa in each the following five categories:

Best Massage
Best Facial
Best $50 Spa Week Treatment
Best Medical Spa
Best Overall Spa

Join us for Spa Week
September 13th-18th Only *

$50 Treatments

• Timeless Signature Facial (50 min)
• Full Body Custom Massage (50 min)
• Microdermabrasion
• Jessner’s Peel (max 2 layers)
• VelaSmooth (1 area)
• Laser Hair Removal:
  • Upper Lip
  • Chin
  • Naval Line
  • Sideburns
  • Areolas

$75 Treatments

• Corrective Acne Treatment
• Laser Hair Removal:
  • Bikini Line
  • Underarm

$100 Treatments

• Laser Genesis Skin Rejuvenation
• Skin Brightening Treatment
• Anti Aging Treatment

IPL Photofacial $125
Laser Hair Removal Brazilian $125
ReFirme Skin Tightening $225

Please call (619) 294-8463 to schedule your next appointment.
* Some restrictions may apply. Offers cannot be combined with any other discount.

Timeless Age-Defying Laser Clinic
2020 Camino Del Rio N, #202 San Diego, CA 92108
www.TimelessLaserClinic.com
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Can Mushrooms Help Cancer Patients?

According to researchers who conducted a pilot study found that in one session with the drug psilocybin, a classified illegal and active ingredient in “magic mushrooms,” radically improved moods and reduced anxiety and depression for patients with advanced stage cancer.

Psilocybin, an alkaloid compound in the tryptamine family, is produced by hundreds of species of fungi and acts on the serotonin receptors in the part of the brain responsible for nonverbal imagery and emotion.

A moderate dose of the hallucinogen was administered voluntarily to 12 terminal cancer patients who were suffering from anxiety. During the initial hours of their treatment the volunteers were encouraged to lie in bed, wear dark eye shades and listen to music, essentially to “zone out.” Their progress was then monitored over a six-month period using standard screening tests.

The results demonstrated a substantial improvement in symptoms of anxiety and at six months recorded a statistically significant improvement on one depression scale. This outcome indicates that the study may be the first step in restoring the drug’s flawed reputation from the 1960s and 1970s when it was widely abused for non-medical reasons.