Beauty Me
Aesthetic skin care in Tartu
About Beauty Me
Aesthetic treatment studio in Tartu offering CRYO21 face and body treatments, Renophase peels, micro-mesotherapy, acne and pigmentation care.
Clinic details
Address
Turu 34 B
tartu
Opening hours
Status
Beauty Me is an aesthetic medicine studio operating in Tartu, and its range of services is built around face and body treatments, cryotherapy, treatment peels and work on skin concerns such as acne and pigmentation. The studio holds specialised medical care licence L04787 from the Estonian Health Board (Terviseamet), valid since May 2020, which covers an outpatient non-surgical aesthetic medicine service. The licence holder is BeautyMe OÜ (registry code 14565935). The licence type — specialised medical care — means this is the provision of a healthcare service rather than a salon service. In the Ilusalong24.ee directory Beauty Me is listed as a provider of facial treatments and aesthetic medicine in Tartu, and the profile brings its contacts, service overview and licence details together in one place.
Services
The Beauty Me profile centres on skin care and non-surgical aesthetic medicine. In the directory the studio carries the facial treatment and body treatment tags, and according to the studio's own description CRYO21 face and body treatments are carried out here. These work on the principle of cryotherapy, meaning cold therapy, where the skin is treated with a low temperature. The body programmes use the same equipment range, and the scope of a treatment depends on which area is being worked on. Which treatment and which protocol are used in a particular case is decided at the appointment on the basis of the condition of the skin — Ilusalong24.ee does not handle bookings and does not publish price lists.
On the treatment side, the studio's service list includes Renophase treatment peels and micro-mesotherapy, which in the directory belongs under mesotherapy. Acne and pigmentation treatment and the removal of capillaries are listed separately — these are aimed at specific skin concerns and require the condition of the skin to be assessed first. Treatment peels and micro-mesotherapy are usually carried out as a course, the length and frequency of which is set by the specialist, and after a peel the skin generally needs separate aftercare at home. Ilusalong24.ee does not say which method suits whom; that decision is made at the appointment together with the specialist.
Licence and specialists
The work of Beauty Me rests on Health Board licence L04787, which has been valid since 19 May 2020. The licence type is specialised medical care, and the service entered in the registry is outpatient specialised medical care in the form of a non-surgical aesthetic medicine service. In plainer terms, the registry wording means the licence covers appointment-based work, where the patient comes in for a procedure and leaves during the same visit, and that the services are non-surgical — operations do not fall under the licence. The licence holder is BeautyMe OÜ, registry code 14565935.
Ilusalong24.ee does not publish the names of the specialists working at Beauty Me, because they do not follow from the public data available to us. At a licensed healthcare provider, procedures are carried out by specialists entered in the register of healthcare professionals, and who performs a particular procedure becomes clear at the appointment. A specialised medical care licence comes with requirements for premises, the products and devices used, documentation and staff qualifications — this is the main difference between a salon service and a healthcare service. Questions about qualifications can be put directly to the studio.
Practical information
With aesthetic medicine procedures the path starts from a consultation: the specialist looks over the condition of the skin, asks about previous treatments, medicines in use and long-term conditions, and explains whether the desired procedure is indicated and how many times it is usually carried out. With cryo treatments, treatment peels and micro-mesotherapy it is common to agree a plan at the first visit rather than to carry out the whole course straight away. It is useful to bring to the consultation an overview of the skin care products used so far and of procedures already undergone. Only the studio itself can give current information on prices, appointment times and waiting times.
Licence L04787 can be checked by its number in the Health Board's MEDRE registry, where the licence type, its validity and the list of permitted services are visible. That is the quickest way to confirm that the service you want falls under the licence. The Ilusalong24.ee directory lists 65 beauty and health service providers in Tartu in total, and Beauty Me represents the non-surgical aesthetic medicine and skin care side among them, which makes it possible to compare profiles side by side in the directory.
Frequently asked questions
Does Beauty Me hold an Estonian Health Board licence?
Yes. Beauty Me operates under Health Board specialised medical care licence L04787, valid since May 2020. The licence holder is BeautyMe OÜ (registry code 14565935).
What services does Beauty Me offer?
According to the studio's description, CRYO21 face and body treatments, Renophase treatment peels and micro-mesotherapy are carried out here. In the directory Beauty Me is also listed as a provider of acne treatment, pigmentation spot removal and capillary removal. The licence covers non-surgical aesthetic medicine services.
Where is Beauty Me located?
Beauty Me operates in Tartu, in Tartu County. The Ilusalong24.ee directory lists 65 beauty and health service providers in Tartu in total, and Beauty Me is one of them that works under an Estonian Health Board aesthetic medicine licence.
How should a first visit to Beauty Me be planned?
Aesthetic medicine procedures start from a consultation, where the specialist assesses the condition of the skin and explains whether the desired treatment is indicated. Only the studio can give current information on appointment times and prices; licence L04787 can be checked in the Health Board's MEDRE registry.
