Member News

FORT MYERS, Fla. (July 22, 2020) – Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida is pleased to announce its incoming board of directors, elected to serve through 2021.
The board of directors will be led by chair, Scott Fischer, CEO of Scott Fischer Enterprises; vice chair, Jeff Fusco, senior vice president for Bank OZK; past chair, Curt Todd, senior vice president for Wells Fargo; treasurer, Tom Pitser, PIM manager at Robert W. Baird & Co.; secretary, Suzanne Specht, small business consultant for Florida SBDC at Florida Gulf Coast University; and members-at-large Andrew Buschle, senior vice president for Bank of America Private Bank; Sean Friend, vice president, branch group manager Lee County for IBERIABANK; and Gary Tasman, CEO and principal broker for Cushman & Wakefield, Commercial Property Southwest Florida.
The board of directors also includes members Carlos Artime, director of career and technical education at Collier County Public Schools; Jason Brewer, market president for Truist (formerly BB&T); Jason Duke, senior vice president of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management; Kenny James, CEO of James Advisory Group; Nancy Korista, HR consultant and SHRM partnership director; Justin Land, chief investment strategist for Wasmer Schroeder Strategies of Charles Schwab Investment Management; Michael Traficante, shareholder for Grant Fridkin Pearson, P.A.; and Sandy Stilwell Youngquist, owner of Stilwell Enterprises & Restaurant Group.
“Members of our board of directors are invaluable to our organization, and we are pleased to welcome our incoming 2020-21 members and executive officers,” said Angela Fisher, president and CEO of Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida. “We are fortunate to have dedicated members who bring forward a wealth of knowledge about the world of business and we are excited to tap into their expertise as we work to prepare younger generations for future success.”
Board members of Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida are responsible for managing the business, assets and activities of the organization and maintain the authority to determine key business policies and practices. Fundamental roles of board members include trusteeship, strategic planning, policy and evaluation and resource development.
 
About Junior Achievement:
Junior Achievement is the world’s largest organization dedicated to giving young people the knowledge and skills they need to own their economic success, plan for their future, and make smart academic and economic choices. Junior Achievement programs are delivered by corporate and community volunteers, and provide relevant, hands-on experiences that give students from kindergarten through high school knowledge and skills in financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship. Today, JA reaches more than 4.8 million students per year in more than 107 markets across the United States, with an additional 5.2 million students served by operations over 100 other countries worldwide. Locally, Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida partnered with classroom business volunteers during the 2019-2020 school year to provide nearly 70,000 hours of instruction to nearly 10,500 students in 453 classes throughout Collier, Lee and Charlotte counties. For more information on Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida, visit www.JASWFL.org, call 239-225-2590 or email [email protected].
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NAPLES, Fla. (July 23, 2020) – Stevens Construction has completed construction of a new, two-story, 21,400-square-foot medical office for Frantz EyeCare, announced Mark Stevens, company president.

Stevens Construction worked with Frantz EyeCare and the architect, Southview Studios, LLC for more than six months prior to construction to design a facility that promotes staff efficiency, innovative technology and the highest patient experience. Located at 2500 Goodlette-Frank Road in Naples, Frantz EyeCare houses a 9,280-square-foot medical office on the first floor with an optical boutique, 21 exam rooms, patient lounge and procedure room. Situated in the center of the medical office is the cornerstone of the design, a state-of-the-art diagnostic testing room, which evaluates eye conditions and vision capabilities.

Completed on schedule, Stevens Construction delivered the project $90,000 under budget.

The Stevens Construction team for Frantz EyeCare was Jon Zander, project manager; Jeff Hollis, superintendent; and Rebecca Cabana, project administrator.

On the second floor, Stevens Construction is underway with Suncoast Surgery Center, an outpatient surgery center to serve Frantz EyeCare Collier County patients. The 5,528-square-foot surgery center will include two operating rooms, patient recovery, sterilization room, an exam room and locker rooms. Suncoast Surgery Center will be licensed by AHCA, the Agency for Healthcare Administration, upon completion in fall 2020. The remaining 3,752 square feet will be available for lease.

About Stevens Construction

With offices in Fort Myers, Tampa and Orlando, Stevens Construction specializes in providing construction management, general contracting and consulting services to clients and design professionals. Other services include site and design team selection, budgeting, project scheduling, permitting, cost and quality control and warranty service. The company builds healthcare, commercial and hospitality facilities. For information, visit www.stevensconstructioninc.com or call 239-936-9006.

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BONITA SPRINGS, Fla. (July 27, 2020) – Shangri-La Springs was the first property in Lee County and one of the first 10 in the state to be awarded the Florida Restaurant & Lodging Association (FRLA) Seal of Commitment, which acknowledges enhanced sanitation standards designated by FRLA to ensure the safety of guests and employees. FRLA’s Seal of Commitment program began July 1.
In a post-COVID-19 atmosphere, FRLA’s goal when guests see an FRLA Seal of Commitment on the door is to feel confident that the business is sanitary and safe and that staff are well trained. The Seal of Commitment is for the entire property, including The Spa at Shangri-La Springs, the on-site restaurant, Harvest & Wisdom, and the organic garden.
“FRLA is proud to designate Shangri-La Springs with our Seal of Commitment for their dedication to sanitation excellence,” said Carol Dover, president and CEO of the Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association. “Through this achievement, they are prioritizing the safety and health of their employees and guests. We applaud them for their extraordinary efforts to go above and beyond to ensure cleanliness and safety while building consumer confidence.”
To earn the Seal of Commitment, Shangri-La Springs managers have a current food manager certifications, all restaurant employees have a current Florida food handler certificates, and all employees have completed the FRLA COVID-19 Sanitation & Safety Course in addition to specific intensive safety and sanitation standards.
“We have dedicated time and invested resources to ensure our operations, staff and guests remain safe and healthy,” said Lee Bellamy, general manager of Shangri-La Springs. “As a property focused on organic wellness, the well-being of our guests is always our priority.”
Learn more about safety and sanitation guidelines at Shangri-La Springs here.
About Shangri-La Springs
Built in 1921, Shangri-La Springs offers a variety of unique services including a stately property with an organic garden, fitness studio, organic restaurant, full-service organic spa, gift shop and a meeting, event and wedding venue. The award-winning property was noted in Gulfshore Life magazine’s 2020 Best of the Gulfshore Lee County as a finalist for Best Event Venue, Best Historical Site and Best Day Spa and the organic restaurant Harvest & Wisdom was named Best Healthy/Organic Restaurant and finalist for Best Key Lime Pie, Best New Restaurant and Best Farm to Table Restaurant. Naples Daily News 2019 Best of Bonita/Estero awarded GOLD for Best Event Venue and SILVER for Best Day Spa. The Blue Zones Project® recognized property specializes in offering guests a nexus of beneficial practices, activities and engagement opportunities that include wellness classes, art shows and special programs. A range of natural and organic products and treatments, including facials, massages, and foot and body treatments are offered Monday-Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Spa at Shangri-La Springs. The organic farm-to-table restaurant Harvest & Wisdom, with an ever-changing menu crafted with produce fresh from the on-site garden, is closed through the summer. The historic property is undergoing interior renovations to open as a full-service boutique hotel that will feature 21 guest rooms in the Great House. Renovations are also underway for six guest rooms located in Villa Ascona, a building positioned near the property’s courtyard, perfect for spa weekends or wedding party accommodations. Shangri-La Springs is located at 27750 Old 41 Road in Bonita Springs. For more information call 239-949-0749 or visit www.ShangriLaSprings.com
About Florida Restaurant & Lodging Association
The Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association (FRLA) is Florida’s premier non-profit hospitality industry trade association. Founded in 1946 as the Florida Restaurant Association, FRLA merged with the Florida Hotel and Motel Association in 2006. FRLA’s more than 10,000 members include independent hoteliers and restaurateurs, household name franchises, theme parks and suppliers. The association’s mission is to protect, educate and promote Florida’s $111.7 billion hospitality industry which represents 1.5 million employees. Dedicated to safeguarding the needs of the membership, FRLA provides legislative advocacy to ensure the voices of its members are heard and their interests are protected. The association offers regulatory compliance and food safety training through SafeStaff and FRLA’s subsidiary, RCS Training. The FRLA Educational Foundation provides industry-developed, career-building high school programs throughout the state. Restaurants and hotels can learn more about the FRLA Seal of Commitment and apply for certification online: www.frla.org/sealofcommitment.
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Lee Health August Calendar

As I sit writing this article the world continues to remain tremendous chaos. During times of chaos it is imperative we have the right perspective. So often our immediate reaction is to try to understand so that we can control. While that is a natural reaction and even a right reaction, too many times we focus on things we can’t control.
To be successful in times of crisis, we must focus on what we can control.
A few years ago my colleague and partner Brandon White introduced me to the idea of becoming path oriented rather than goal oriented. We can set a goal, but if we are not on the right path, we won’t realize the goal.
James Clear in his book, Atomic Habits says something similar. “Forget about goals, focus on habits.” He makes the point that with the right system of habits, you could forget about your goals and still achieve them. He’s not suggesting that we skip goal setting. Only making the point that without the right habits, our goals will never be reached.
The right path is paved with great habits. Right path + good habits + grit = Goals Achieved!
I am going to share three things that have been useful to me in this quest accomplishing more of my goals by focusing on the right path and better habits. Hopefully they will be helpful to you as well.
First, Take Control of Your Day by Taking Control of Your Morning. There have been several research studies done looking at both adults and college students. These studies have revealed that people who are successful at maintaining an exercise regimen consistently over a long period of time have built initiating triggers into their day. These triggers initiate them into the behavior of exercise.
For some, it’s finishing work and then immediately going to the gym. For others, it is waking up and getting a glass of water, drinking 6 to 8 ounces and then moving into their exercise routine. There were multiple initiating triggers, but those who had developed them were much more consistent in exercise over a long period of time than those that did not have triggers.
By taking control of your morning, you will have a much higher chance of creating a great day. Derail your morning and the likelihood of having a productive day becomes challenged.
Taking control of your morning is all about creating consistent rituals. The right routine is key to success. For me, my day starts at 6AM with some type of hot beverage. I prepare coffee or tea, then immediately read for 30 minutes. The hot beverage is my initiating trigger that prompts me to read. From there I review my day and the rest of my week. I identify key to do’s for the day and then either exercise or get started with my day, depending on which day of the week it is and when my appointments start.
Let’s discuss some things that can derail a good morning routine and thus, derail your day. Be aware of anything you give your attention to that can take you off course. Text messages and voicemails, social media, news and other items. None of these things are bad. However, if you want to establish great habits and really take control of your morning, don’t give control to these external forces. They will eat up your time and your energy at the most critical time of the day. What is so important it can’t wait an hour or 90 minutes for you to make your day count?
Second, Organize Yourself Your Way. I used to try to organize myself according to all kinds of recommendations from people who are instinctually more organized than I am. I failed. My instinct is not to organize in a sophisticated fashion. If yours is, I envy you. However, we are not all designed instinctually the same way. So, all of us have to build a system that works for us. My system is much simpler.
Some people thrive by making lists and have a sophisticated strategy to get things done. They enjoy having a checklist and creating organizational systems. Others like me work off of urgency and a to-do list won’t motivate behaviors that get things done. I personally calendar everything. Once I make a list of to-do’s, they go into my calendar as a block of time. Things that need to be done weekly or monthly are in the calendar as a reoccurring appointment. Projects are calendared as blocks of time over a period of days or weeks to make sure they get done. Bottom line, we are all different and need to find what works for us.
There are several really strong systems and ways of getting organized. Don’t try to fit a square peg into a round hole. Find your way and live in that space. Even if it is vastly different from others. I recommend you look at 3 to 5 organizational strategies that meet the needs of different people and choose the one that best fits your instinct, personality and temperament. Your habits and your organizational system your way.
Third, Reward Yourself Often. Most habits don’t have immediate payoff. If I make 10 prospecting calls today, I may not see the reward of a new sale for weeks or months. If I exercise consistently for 5 days, I won’t necessarily see increased strength, stamina or weight loss in that time. In both of those cases, the result comes later.
However, most of us look for an immediate reward. There is evolutionary science that confirms this. However, we don’t need to get into that today. Bottom line, when you have successfully executed a habit, find a way to reward yourself. After I’ve completed a project I’ll allow myself to surf the internet for 15 minutes. Once I’ve finished prospecting for a day, I’ll allow myself some time to play a golf game on my iPad. These may sound silly to you and that is fine. You have to find your own rewards. Things that attract give you enjoyment and feel like a reward.
Take a moment and identify 1 habit that if established would make it likely you would reach a specific goal. Whatever habit you decide to create, identify an initiating trigger that will move you into performing the habit. Making coffee, leaving work, or something you are already do regularly will work. Then, attach your new habit to the initiating trigger. Start small. If you want to read, start with 5 minutes. If you want to exercise, walk vigorously for 10 minutes. Once you’ve established the habit, you can expand it.
I also want to challenge you to help your team in their quest to reach their goals by establishing great habits. Imagine if your team was focused on the right path and the right habits 80% of the time. How would that impact your ability to meet your goals and financial objectives? Could that get you there faster?
Control what you can. Your habits and path are in your control even when everything else is completely uncertain!

July 10, 2020:  Joe Biscardi, former Chief Accounting Officer and Assistant Treasurer has been promoted to Chief Financial Officer of Millennium Physician Group effective July 1, 2020.
Joe and his team have done an incredible job during these difficult times, supporting Millennium’s operations team in managing the day-to-day challenges presented by the COVID-19 Pandemic, among his many other responsibilities.
With more than 20 years of healthcare finance experience, he will now lead Millennium’s Finance Department, which includes accounting, revenue cycle management, payroll, physician and advanced provider compensation, and management of the 401K.
Headquartered in Fort Myers, Millennium Physician Group is the largest independent medical group in Florida with nearly 3,000 employees and more than 500 healthcare providers. With offices stretching from Marco Island to Jacksonville, Millennium offers primary and specialty care, walk-in medical centers, lab and imaging services, physical therapy, pharmacy and more. Millennium also maintains one of the leading Accountable Care Organizations in the country. With a strong commitment to high-quality care, by leveraging of state-of-the-art technology, and providing a friendly, family atmosphere, Millennium Physician Group is Your Connection to a Healthier Life!
844-CALL-MPG
www.millenniumphysician.com

FORT MYERS, Fla. (July 23, 2020) — Florida Skin Center, has been awarded the Gold winner of The News-Press “Best of Southwest Florida” for their Cape Coral location once again. Through a special feature of The News-Press, readers and subscribers of the news publication are encouraged to vote for the best local businesses in specific categories. Florida Skin Center received the most votes in the category of dermatology.
Florida Skin Center is the 2018–2019 ASDS award winning Top Practice in the nation for free skin checks. The ASDS, in partnership with Neutrogena’s Choose Skin Health campaign, recognizes medical doctors and practices throughout the nation who perform the most skin screenings. As of June 20, 2020, the Florida Skin Center adult/pediatric dermatological facility is pacing to exceed the 2020 goal of 2,100 free skin checks to address and treat warts, molluscum, precancerous spots and more, as well as screen for cancer detection and prescribe needed medications. Board-certified medical providers conduct head-to-toe skin examinations once per year on anyone with an appointment, regardless of insurance, with savings up to $91. Any recommendation for a diagnostic procedure or treatment plan is provided in a written summary with estimated costs. A discount of 35% is offered to self-pay guests at the time of estimation. Reaching the annual goal of providing free skin checks will contribute nearly $100,000 of savings to the Southwest Florida community.
During the onset of shelter-in-place orders due to COVID-19, Florida Skin Center continued supporting the community via telemedicine and by waiving copays that totaled savings for guests of nearly $10,000.
“Our goals and efforts are set on the principle of serving others,” states founder and Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Aurora Badia. “The more skin checks we can provide, the more lives saved from skin cancer. Early detection is a reactive response for those who have skin cancer or may not even realize it yet. However, educating and training the public to be aware of skin cancer risks and take sun-safety precautions is our way of proactively reducing the chances of skin cancer.”
Florida Skin Center’s four locations are open to serve guests with all essential and non-essential services. The practice is enforcing strict protocols for exceeding COVID-19 safety guidelines set forth by the government and health authorities. The company’s processes and protocols (which can be viewed at https://www.floridaskincenter.com/covid-19/) require all visitors and team members to wear masks, use proper hand washing and sanitation, and check temperatures upon arrival. Visitors may be asked to wait in their cars or outside before coming in for their appointment. If necessary, waiting areas are designed for social distancing with frequent sanitation of high-touch areas. A video explaining the company’s position and demonstration of their protocols can be viewed at the following link: https://youtu.be/g7b0YLN112s .
For more information or to schedule an appointment, call (239) 231-1465 or visit www.floridaskincenter.com.
About Florida Skin Center 
Florida Skin Center opened its doors in 2001. Currently with offices in Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres and Punta Gorda, Florida Skin Center maintains a focus on excellence in patient care, with same-day, early-morning and walk-in appointments readily available. Patients, called guests, are greeted with spa-like treatment, including a hot towel, juice or coffee in normal circumstances and can view informational videos as they wait for a provider to assist them. Insurance and billing are handled on-site, and scheduling is strategically constructed to respect our guests’ most valuable commodity — time. Call (239) 561-3376. Online at FloridaSkinCenter.com.
Florida Skin Center’s complimentary skin checks are limited to once per year with an appointment.
Recommended procedures and treatments will never be performed without a written estimate and
consent. This offer must be mentioned at the time of scheduling and cannot be applied to past visits.
The terms of this offer are subject to change at management’s discretion.
 
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FORT MYERS, FLA., July 2, 2020– Assuage Luxury Spa is offering a special “Heroes in Healthcare” package in July for first responders as a thank you for all they are doing to care for those with COVID-19 and helping everyone stay safe.
During the month, any first responder who confirms that they are a member of the healthcare community, law enforcement, or a fire fighter, will receive a Signature Massage, Signature Facial and any one of 13 additional services for $150.  This is a 30% discount from the usual cost for these services.
“We know our first responders need some pampering after all that they have been doing to keep our community safe.  We know they have risked their lives to save others and we would like to reward them with a Spa Day of their own.  It’s our way of saying thank you,” said Assuage Luxury Spa Manager Andrea Martin.
In addition, Assuage will be offering one free package to a first responder on their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/assuagespaluxury/
The “Heroes in Healthcare” special package is available at both the Fort Myers and Naples locations of Assuage Luxury Spa.  The Fort Myers spa is located at 9407 Cypress Lake Drive. The Naples spa is located at 1201 Piper Boulevard, Unit 1, at the corner of Immokalee and Airport Pulling Roads. To book an appointment, call 239-333-1450 or visit www.assuagecenters.com .
Assuage  Luxury Spa hosts regular events to raise money for local non-profits and had raised thousands of dollars to assist agencies in Lee and Collier counties.
Assuage Luxury Spa is a medical spa offering exotic relaxation treatments from around the globe, as well as contemporary equipment and state-of-the-art technology.  For example, Assuage was the first medical spa in the area to offer SculpSure technology, the first and only FDA-cleared non-invasive fat melting device to treat stubborn fat in just 25 minutes.
Facial Plastic Surgeon Dr. Stephen Prendiville is the medical director of the spa.

Fort Myers, Florida — Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & Holt, P.A., is pleased to announce that Nicole Goetz has joined the firm. She brings a wealth of experience to deepen the breadth of the firm’s family law and appellate practice. Prior to joining Henderson Franklin, Goetz was the managing partner of two boutique family law firms including her own firm in Naples, Florida.
Attorney Beth Vogelsang, a stockholder and chair of the firm’s Divorce, Marital and Family Law department shares: “Nicole is an excellent attorney with more than 20 years of experience and will add great strength to our family law department. She is well-respected for her legal acumen, integrity, dedication to clients, and service to the Florida Bar.”
Goetz assists her clients through every aspect of divorce, marital and family law, including alimony, annulment, enforcement, jurisdictional issues, modification, parental responsibility, paternity, and timesharing to name a few. She often handles high-net-worth divorces involving equitable distribution of closely-held companies and other intricate, complex matters. Goetz is frequently sought out by other attorneys to provide advice and assistance in appellate matters. She is admitted to practice in Florida and is a member of the United States Supreme Court Bar.
In addition to publishing several articles, Goetz shares her experience and insight for anyone contemplating or going through a divorce in her book, Divorce Proceedings in Florida: What You Need to Know (Quick Prep), available on Amazon. Throughout her career, Goetz has been recognized as one of Florida Trend Magazine’s Legal Elite, a Rising Star by Florida Super Lawyers, and a Top Lawyer by Naples Illustrated Magazine. Goetz has been actively involved with the Family Law Section of the Florida Bar, including serving as Chair (2017-2018).
Goetz received her undergraduate degree from the University of South Florida (B.A., cum laude) and her law degree from the University of Florida Fredrick G. Levin College of Law (J.D., with honors). She may be reached at 239-344-1239 or by email at [email protected].
Henderson Franklin is the largest, locally-based law firm between Tampa and Miami with over 55 attorneys dedicated to providing a wide range of legal services in the areas of business and tax planning, estate planning, family law, business and civil litigation, eminent domain, intellectual property, workers’ compensation, employment law, real estate, and land use and environmental law. Since 1924, Henderson Franklin has been assisting clients to build their homes, businesses, and communities in Southwest Florida. Henderson Franklin operates offices in Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, and Naples. For more information about Goetz or Henderson Franklin, please visit www.henlaw.com or connect with us on social media on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram.

FORT MYERS, Fla. (June 30, 2020) — Florida Skin Center, has been awarded the Gold winner of The News-Press “Best of Southwest Florida” for their Cape Coral location once again. Through a special feature of The News-Press, readers and subscribers of the news publication are encouraged to vote for the best local businesses in specific categories. Florida Skin Center received the most votes in the category of dermatology.
Florida Skin Center is the 2018–2019 ASDS award winning Top Practice in the nation for free skin checks. The ASDS, in partnership with Neutrogena’s Choose Skin Health campaign, recognizes medical doctors and practices throughout the nation who perform the most skin screenings. As of June 20, 2020, the Florida Skin Center adult/pediatric dermatological facility is pacing to exceed the 2020 goal of 2,100 free skin checks to address and treat warts, molluscum, precancerous spots and more, as well as screen for cancer detection and prescribe needed medications. Board-certified medical providers conduct head-to-toe skin examinations once per year on anyone with an appointment, regardless of insurance, with savings up to $91. Any recommendation for a diagnostic procedure or treatment plan is provided in a written summary with estimated costs. A discount of 35% is offered to self-pay guests at the time of estimation. Reaching the annual goal of providing free skin checks will contribute nearly $100,000 of savings to the Southwest Florida community.
During the onset of shelter-in-place orders due to COVID-19, Florida Skin Center continued supporting the community via telemedicine and by waiving copays that totaled savings for guests of nearly $10,000.
“Our goals and efforts are set on the principle of serving others,” states founder and Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Aurora Badia. “The more skin checks we can provide, the more lives saved from skin cancer. Early detection is a reactive response for those who have skin cancer or may not even realize it yet. However, educating and training the public to be aware of skin cancer risks and take sun-safety precautions is our way of proactively reducing the chances of skin cancer.”
Florida Skin Center’s four locations are open to serve guests with all essential and non-essential services. The practice is enforcing strict protocols for exceeding COVID-19 safety guidelines set forth by the government and health authorities. The company’s processes and protocols (which can be viewed at https://www.floridaskincenter.com/covid-19/) require all visitors and team members to wear masks, use proper hand washing and sanitation, and check temperatures upon arrival. Visitors may be asked to wait in their cars or outside before coming in for their appointment. If necessary, waiting areas are designed for social distancing with frequent sanitation of high-touch areas. A video explaining the company’s position and demonstration of their protocols can be viewed at the following link: https://youtu.be/g7b0YLN112s .
For more information or to schedule an appointment, call (239) 231-1465 or visit www.floridaskincenter.com.
 
About Florida Skin Center 
Florida Skin Center opened its doors in 2001. Currently with offices in Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres and Punta Gorda, Florida Skin Center maintains a focus on excellence in patient care, with same-day, early-morning and walk-in appointments readily available. Patients, called guests, are greeted with spa-like treatment, including a hot towel, juice or coffee in normal circumstances and can view informational videos as they wait for a provider to assist them. Insurance and billing are handled on-site, and scheduling is strategically constructed to respect our guests’ most valuable commodity — time. Call (239) 561-3376. Online at FloridaSkinCenter.com.
 
Florida Skin Center’s complimentary skin checks are limited to once per year with an appointment.
Recommended procedures and treatments will never be performed without a written estimate and
consent. This offer must be mentioned at the time of scheduling and cannot be applied to past visits.
The terms of this offer are subject to change at management’s discretion.