Our clinic: Draper, UT · About 22 min from Cottonwood Heights
MED SPA SERVING COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS, UTAH
For Canyon-Country Skin
Living at the mouth of Big and Little Cottonwood means more sun, more altitude and more days outside than almost anywhere in the valley. We treat what that does to skin.
THE SUN DAMAGE CAPITAL OF THE VALLEY
Cottonwood Heights sits where the valley floor rises into the Wasatch, at the mouths of both Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons. Alta, Snowbird, Solitude and Brighton are all up those roads, and the city’s culture is built around them. It is a beautiful place to live, and it is close to the worst possible combination of factors for skin.
Altitude increases UV intensity, snow reflects a substantial proportion of what lands on it back up at your face, and ski season runs for months. Add summers of hiking and cycling in the same canyons and you get cumulative photodamage that presents earlier and more severely than almost anywhere else we serve. The result walking into our clinic is consistent: crepey texture, diffuse pigment, broken capillaries, and fine lines on faces that are otherwise well looked after.
That is a resurfacing and IPL problem, and both are core to what we do. Fractional CO2 resurfacing addresses the textural side — the crepiness, the fine lines, the loss of skin quality that no amount of injectable or skincare will fix. IPL on our Harmony XL platform addresses the pigment and vascular side: age spots, diffuse brown discoloration, redness and broken capillaries. Many patients need both, sequenced across the autumn and winter when healing skin is not meeting reflected canyon sun.
Cottonwood Heights also skews older and more affluent than the cities to the south, which changes the conversation. Perimenopause and menopause are live concerns here — dryness, discomfort during intimacy, stress incontinence — and the hormone-free options in our intimate wellness program are often the first anyone has mentioned. On the facial side, the questions are about laxity and volume rather than prevention, which is where the non-surgical facelift, hyper-diluted Radiesse and Profound RF microneedling do their work.
Built for photodamaged skin
CO2 resurfacing and IPL on the Harmony XL platform, both scheduled around the season for clinical reasons.
Hormone-free menopause options
FemiLift and the O-Shot address dryness, discomfort and incontinence without systemic hormones.
Laxity, not prevention
Profound RF, PDO threads, Radiesse and structural filler — the non-surgical facelift approach.
Suspicious lesions referred
Thirty years of clinical medicine means we look properly at your skin before treating it.
Straight down the valley
A direct run south on I-15 or Highland Drive from Fort Union and Butler to our Draper clinic.
TREATMENTS FOR COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS, UT PATIENTS
Delivered at our Draper clinic, a straight run south down the valley.
COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOODS WE SERVE
Butler
Established east-bench neighborhoods below the canyon mouths, where photodamage presents earliest.
Fort Union
The commercial spine of the city along Fort Union Boulevard, with direct access to I-215 and I-15.
Old Mill & Wasatch Boulevard
Right at the mouth of Big Cottonwood — the highest reflected-UV exposure in the valley.
Canyon Cove
Little Cottonwood adjacent, with a ski-season population and the skin histories to match.
Danish Road & Bengal Boulevard
Long-settled residential streets that make up a steady part of our injectable practice.
Big Cottonwood Canyon Corridor
The homes furthest up the bench, where altitude and exposure are highest of all.
Why Cottonwood Heights Patients Choose La Belle Vie
Resurfacing expertise, not a rented laser
Every CO2 treatment is planned with parameters set to your skin type and pigment history.
Honest downtime
You get a written, day-by-day healing timeline at consultation. We do not minimize recovery to close a booking.
Hormone-free menopause care
FemiLift and the O-Shot work on tissue directly, which matters when systemic hormones are off the table.
Clinical eyes on your skin
Anything with concerning features is referred for proper evaluation rather than lasered over.
Natural results by policy
Refreshed, never frozen. Restraint is a clinical position here rather than a marketing line.
A clear line at surgery
Where a facelift is genuinely what your face needs, you get a referral rather than an overfilled compromise.
Real results
REAL RESULTS FROM OUR DRAPER CLINIC
Before-and-afters from patients treated at our Draper clinic, the same one you would visit from Cottonwood Heights.
Real La Belle Vie patients, shared with their written consent. Results vary from person to person; your consultation covers what is realistic for you.
Worth the drive
“I am willing to drive 2 hours to experience the expertise of Kelly and her staff. This business has long term experts who are great listeners. I am confident that procedures are fully explained and for my greatest enhancement. Never too much!”
Getting here from Cottonwood Heights
OUR CLINIC IS IN DRAPER
There is one La Belle Vie, and every appointment happens there: 248 E 13800 S, Suite 3, Draper, UT 84020. We don't have an office in Cottonwood Heights. From central Cottonwood Heights it is about 22 minutes (14 miles).
THE USUAL ROUTE
Fort Union Boulevard to I-15 south, exit 289 (Bangerter Highway), then just east on 13800 South.
Drive times are from each city's centre with no traffic, so allow extra time at rush hour.
Common questions
COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS MED SPA FAQ
Questions from patients in Cottonwood Heights, 84121 and 84093
Because of where you live. Altitude raises UV intensity, snow reflects a large share of it back at your face, and ski season runs for months. Cottonwood Heights patients consistently present with more photodamage than patients from the valley floor.
They treat different problems. CO2 addresses texture — crepiness, fine lines, scarring. IPL addresses pigment and vessels — age spots, diffuse brown discoloration, redness, broken capillaries. Many patients here need both, sequenced across the autumn and winter.
September through February, and the reflected UV off snow is precisely why. Healing skin is highly photosensitive and a ski day three weeks after a CO2 treatment is a genuine problem.
Yes, and please raise it. Kelly practiced clinical medicine for more than thirty years, and anything with concerning features gets referred for proper evaluation rather than treated with light. A lesion that should have been biopsied is not something to remove with a laser.
Yes. FemiLift and the O-Shot address dryness, discomfort during intimacy and stress incontinence by working on tissue directly. Both are entirely hormone-free, which matters if systemic hormone therapy is contraindicated for you.
Up to a point, and we will be honest about where that point is. Profound RF microneedling stimulates elastin as well as collagen, PDO threads reposition tissue, and structural filler restores support. Where there is significant skin excess, a plastic surgery referral is the honest answer.