If you’re looking for a refresh in 2025, Swedish’s holistic approach to beauty and rejuvenation can help. The new Swedish Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery and MedSpa opened in December at Providence Swedish’s First Hill campus. The clinic offers a wide range of services, including cosmetic procedures for the face, breast and body. “When patients look in the mirror and that aligns with how they feel, this harmony is really transformative for them,” said Dr. Suzette Miranda, medical director at Swedish Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery and MedSpa. “They are able to have confidence. Their self-esteem is strengthened. They’re able to have deeper relationships.” The new MedSpa is meticulously designed to provide an elevated experience with a balance of beauty and intention. Swedish partnered with ArtLifting, an organization that empowers artists with disabilities by showcasing their incredible talent, to curate perfect paintings for the space. “We want it to feel like a sanctuary,” Dr. Miranda said. “We want you to feel like you’re going to thrive. You’re going to heal, and we’re going to celebrate that with you.” Swedish’s MedSpa offers medical-grade skincare products, microneedling and PRP to improve skin texture and collagen production, as well as BBL, Halo and SkinTyte laser treatments. Other services include body contouring with Emsculpt and pelvic health and sexual wellness treatment with Emsella. “We’re not here to give you a beauty standard, tell you what beauty is,” Dr. Miranda said. “We’re here to celebrate your own beauty.” Providers at Swedish Plastic and Aesthetics offer tailored, individualized care. They will explain your options for both surgical and nonsurgical procedures and guide you in deciding what treatments are right for you. “We listen to you,” Dr. Miranda said. “We’re honest, and we make sure our treatments are individualized for what you want.” To learn more about aesthetic services, visit the Swedish Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery and MedSpa website. Sponsored by Providence Swedish Segment Producer Suzie Wiley. Watch New Day Northwest at 11 a.m. weekdays on KING 5 and streaming live on KING5.com. Contact New Day.