One goal, built from more than one treatment.
Several treatments booked as one visit. Each one chosen to serve a single skin goal — not sold as a fixed bundle.
Book a spa package
Why the treatments aren't fixed in advance
A spa package here isn't a preset list sold at one price. It starts with a goal.
Maybe that's several skin concerns handled in one longer visit. Maybe it's making the most of a trip in from out of town, or getting ready for an event.
The treatments are then chosen to serve that goal. Some pairings work well in one visit.
Others don't — skin needs recovery time between certain treatments, even within the same day. A practitioner decides what belongs in your package before it's booked, not after.
Who books a package
This fits clients making the most of a longer visit. Snowbird residents in for the season.
Out-of-town family visiting Palm Beach County. Anyone with more than one skin concern who'd rather handle it all in one longer appointment than in several spread across weeks.
How a package gets assembled
The first conversation covers what's actually bothering you about your skin. Texture, tone, hydration, a specific area.
From there, a practitioner proposes which treatments from the full menu fit together in one visit. It might pair a facial with a body treatment, or a body treatment with hand and foot care.
The point is that the mix is chosen for your skin — not offered as a generic bundle. Regulars fold package visits into Crown Rewards, the house loyalty program.
Common questions
Are spa packages a fixed set of treatments?
No. A package is built around your specific skin goal, not sold as a preset bundle. A practitioner decides which treatments make sense together in one visit.
Can I combine a facial and a body treatment in one package?
Yes, and it's a common pairing. Ask when you book. A practitioner will confirm the combination suits your skin and your timeline that day.
How long does a spa package visit take?
It depends on what's included. Longer than a single treatment, by design. The point of a package is to cover more than one concern in one visit.
Are packages a good fit for out-of-town visitors?
Yes. Many package visits are built for clients in town for a limited window. A seasonal stay or a short trip both work. You handle more than one concern before you leave.
Can a package include oncology-safe treatments?
Yes. Oncology-safe treatments can be part of a package. We assess and combine them the same way we build any other package — around your specific skin.