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B Whole Cosmetic Aesthetics, a distinguished black woman-owned business in Plano, Texas, stands out in the realm of cosmetic and aesthetic treatments. Led by an experienced Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner, our clinic specializes in personalized care, blending medical expertise with the latest in aesthetic innovations. We are dedicated to providing inclusive, empathetic services tailored to the unique beauty needs of each client. Our holistic approach, commitment to safety, and community engagement ensure a compassionate and quality-driven experience. At B Whole Cosmetic Aesthetics, we empower our clients with knowledge and offer a range of cutting-edge treatments, setting new standards in transformative cosmetic care.
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4601 Old Shepard Pl, ste 201, 75093, Plano, United States
- 2146438048
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