What it costs in Glasgow
The whole price picture in one place, drawn as ranges. What the bottom of a band usually signals matters more than the number itself.
How we build price bands
The method, and its limits, published so that a band can be judged rather than trusted.
Per area pricing
The most common price comparison in aesthetics, and the one that compares almost nothing.
A millilitre of filler
The most objective sounding unit in aesthetics, measuring the one variable that matters least.
Packages and memberships
The structures that turn a treatment into a subscription, and the arithmetic that tells you whether it is worth it.
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