Spa City Aesthetics: Advanced Korean-Inspired Aesthetics 

Amy Jo Stader completed advanced training in South Korea in aesthetic techniques and regenerative therapies. 

Located at 998 Shady Grove Road, Suite B, in Hot Springs, Spa City Aesthetics offers a modern approach to skin health, rejuvenation, and wellness. Founded by Amy Jo Stader, Clinical Aesthetician, the practice combines advanced aesthetic treatments with personalized care designed to help clients look and feel their best. 

Before entering the aesthetics industry, Stader built a successful career in marketing and public service, experiences that shaped her commitment to client relationships, education, and individualized care. Her passion for continuous learning led her to South Korea, where she completed advanced training in Korean-inspired aesthetic techniques and regenerative therapies. 

Today, Spa City Aesthetics brings those innovative concepts to Hot Springs, focusing on skin longevity, healthy aging, and natural-looking results. Services include advanced facial rejuvenation, exosome and PDRN therapies, microchanneling, plasma skin treatments, hair restoration, facial sculpting, body contouring, lymphatic therapies, and wellness-focused services. 

Stader believes every client deserves a customized treatment plan tailored to their unique goals and concerns. Under medical oversight and committed to the highest standards of care, Spa City Aesthetics combines science, artistry, and personalized attention to create an elevated client experience. 

To learn more or to schedule an appointment, visit Facebook: Spa City Aesthetics or call 501-443-3883. 

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