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Established in 2019, World of Beauty Miami is a top-rated luxury med spa in Miami Brickell, offering advanced skincare and body treatments in a calm, personalized setting. We specialize in laser hair removal, injectables including Botox, Dysport, Sculptra, fillers and peptides, customized facials, microneedling, dermaplaning, chemical peels, and PRP therapies. Our body services include non-invasive body contouring programs, Madera wood therapy, cavitation, and Colombian butt lift treatments designed to sculpt and enhance your natural shape. Clients choose us for visible results, expert care, and tailored treatments for all skin types. Book your appointment today and start your transformation.
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2929, SW 3rd Ave #230, Miami, Florida, 33129, Miami, United States
- 786-603-9795
- info@worldofbeauty.miami
- worldofbeauty.miami
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