Esthetics Clinic Open on the Downtown Palmer Campus Now


by Dosha Wynne

The Palmer Campus’ Esthetics Clinic is the place to go! Relax, reduce stress, and pamper yourself in a soothing environment. I have visited and received facial and waxing services that are comparable to outside spa services for a fraction of the price. I am an experienced customer, and I am quite pleased with the services that TTC’s Esthetics Clinic offers. 

Depending on the term, they offer many services to include customized facials (treatments & machines), microdermabrasion, lip & eye treatments, waxing services, back treatments & extractions, hot stone massage add-on’s, and make-up applications. 

I received a customized facial, and myy skin felt so good and looked so healthy when they were done. I have already booked my next facial. Their services are offered to the public, TTC faculty, and TTC students. They are located in Room 158. Even those of us on a budget can be beautiful! 

Please phone this state of the art clinic to book your top of the line esthetics service today! Call today 843-722-5505 to make your appointment. Trident Tech's esthetics program is proud to be a Jane Iredale and Dermalogica partnership school, which means they use the best products on the market today!  

The Esthetics Clinic at the Downtown Palmer campus will be opening on October 24, 2018. Here is a list of services and prices that they will be offering from in the Fall 2 term, which runs 10/24/18 - 12/12/18:

  • Basic European Facial : $20.00
  • Add-on Service
    • lip treatment:  $2.00
    • eye treatment: $2.00 
    • both treatments for $4.00
    • three layer/four-layer facial $30.00
    • paraffin was on the hands $2.50
    • paraffin wax on the feet $2.50

They will be adding more services Spring 2019 semester. 

Please note, they are transitioning to a cashless system. Once this happens, they will be accepting credit/debit/gift cards only. If you do not have this method of payment (once it starts), you will be able to buy a gift card from our bookstore to accommodate your service cost. Until the system is in place, it is a CASH ONLY payment method.  

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