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Great prices and wonderful people. I have been a customer for the past year and have always been very pleased with the results. They're by far the best price around and my laser hair removal has always been a great experience...no pain and it works great! GD Houston, TX
Very Professonal Staff. I love this place. I would definitely recomend to others. Great prices and deals. KC The Woodlands, TX
I'm getting great results for my laser hair removal. The employees are great and the price is even better! I love Elite and I recommend to others all the time. DAJ Spring, TX
I first tried Elite Medical Skin & Laser with a Groupon for microderm and a peel. My experience was excellent. I signed up for email updates and soon purchased two sets of laser hair removal sessions at SUPER prices. I have had great results with my treatments. The customer service is great, re-booking is easy, and I have recommended Elite to several friends. MR The Woodlands, TX
Wonderful service and great prices! I recently discovered Elite and I would recommend to anyone looking for great spa treatments at a low price. Their customer service is excellent too! KEC Spring, TX
Why we don't use Yelp as a credible source for reviews...
The FTC has revealed that they have received over 2000 complaints to date about Yelp’s practices, including allegations that Yelp buries positive reviews and displays negative ones as a selling tool, forcing more businesses to pay for advertising.
Yelp is supposed to be the best place on the Web for honest reviews. It’s a place where consumers are allowed to honestly and thoughtfully discuss their experiences with a business, and help others find services that will actually be useful to them. The star system keeps reviews easy to read, and multiple users posting about a location seem to give the reviews some credibility. Yelp has been accused of shielding defaming comments, forcing businesses into paying for control over reviews, and a host of 2,000 other complaints filed with the FTC since 2008. With problems mounting over anonymous reviews and poor business practices, it’s looking less and less like Yelp is as user friendly as they have always claimed.*
This is how we appear currently on Yelp:
This is our "Not Recommended" Yelp reviews:
Yes, we have some negative reviews that are "not recommended", but there are many, many five star reviews here as well that would significatly increase our rating. All of our reviews are from actual clients. Yelp seems to be using their power as a database to force businesses into paying them. First, they recruit you without your consent. Then they mask your best reviews, effectively creating a pay-wall where business owners must pay out to retain some integrity.
If you include the "not recommend" reviews with the current reviews they display, our rating would be 4 stars and not the 3 stars they show us to be. Citysearch has us at a 92% overall positive rating, Google has us at 4.5 stars, and Groupon has 92% of 285 people recommending us to others! You be the judge...
*information and excerpts taken from Search Engine Journal, by Pierre Zokarin, April, 2014