Lumen Skin Studio

What we built

• The menu is a real price list

  People compare med spas before they ever pick up the phone, so every treatment is listed with its starting price, what the price covers (per unit, per syringe, per session) and how long it takes. The free consultation sits at the top of the list as the first row, so the easiest next step is also the first thing in the menu. There are no before-and-after photos and no result promises; the page earns trust with plain information instead.

• A light serif for the brand, a clean sans for the details

  Cormorant Garamond sets the headlines and prices in a thin, high-contrast serif that reads as quiet and expensive. Jost handles descriptions, hours and form fields, where clarity matters more than character. The palette is deep plum, blush and bone with thin champagne lines, and the layout keeps generous white space with square-cornered photos and hairline rules instead of heavy cards.

• Providers introduced in plain words

  Visitors want to know who will be holding the syringe. Each of the four providers has a photo, a role and two short sentences, and a small key explains what FNP-C, RN and BSN actually mean. The medical director line appears in the FAQ and the footer, so the supervision is stated where a careful visitor will look for it.

• Booking stays one thumb away on a phone

  On phones a slim bar at the bottom always offers Call and Book a consultation, the header collapses to a menu button, a centered logo and a phone icon, and the price list reflows so each price stays beside its treatment name. Memberships stack into three readable blocks, and the FAQ opens one question at a time so the page does not turn into a wall of text.