Permanent make-up clinic · Laser hair removal service · Medical spa · Marietta, GA
133 Johnson Ferry Rd Ste B, Riverhill, Marietta, GA, 30068
Review summary
Amada Med Spa primarily performs lip filler and Botox procedures, with customers frequently noting natural-looking results and high satisfaction with their injectors' expertise and personalized recommendations. Staff across all roles receive consistent praise for being welcoming, professional, kind, and attentive, with the facility described as clean and professionally designed. A small number of negative reviews cite dissatisfaction with filler results not meeting expectations or procedural concerns, though most customers report repeat visits and strong loyalty to the practice.
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Amada Med Spa in Marietta, GA (Riverhill) offers expert permanent makeup services including eyebrow tattoo, lip blush, microblading, eyeliner tattoo, and saline tattoo removal. Clients can expect professional care in a welcoming environment, supported by a strong 4.8 rating from 89 Google reviews.
This women-owned studio emphasizes inclusivity as an LGBTQ+ friendly and transgender safe space. With convenient free on-site parking and acceptance of debit and credit cards, Amada Med Spa is open six days a week, providing personalized treatments without online booking.
Located in Riverhill, Marietta, Amada Med Spa specializes in permanent makeup services like microblading, lip blush, and tattoo removal. Known for its inclusive environment and strong client ratings, this women-owned studio serves the local community with convenient parking and a focus on safe, welcoming treatments for all, including LGBTQ+ clients.
Eyebrow tattoo — the umbrella for permanent brow procedures (microblading, nano, powder, and combination brows) — reshapes, defines, and fills the brows with semi-permanent pigment. The right technique depends on your skin type, the look you want, and your artist's recommendation.
All brow procedures are completed across an initial session and a touch-up, and typically last one to three years.
Lip tattoo (also called lip blush) is a semi-permanent tattoo that adds soft, natural color and definition to the lips — evening out tone, enhancing shape, and giving a tinted-balm finish without daily lipstick.
It's built over two sessions and generally lasts two to four years. Healed color settles softer and more natural than it looks immediately after the appointment.
Microblading is a manual tattooing technique that deposits pigment in fine, hair-like strokes to mimic the look of natural brow hairs. It's best suited to people who want a defined-but-natural shape and have normal-to-dry skin.
A full result is built over two appointments — the initial session and a touch-up six to eight weeks later — and typically lasts one to three years before a refresh is recommended.
Eyeliner tattoo (also called permanent eyeliner or lash-line enhancement) deposits pigment along the lash line to make the lashes look denser and the eyes more defined — from a subtle tightline that simply deepens the lash base to a fuller, more visible liner.
Typical Marietta ranges for guidance — confirm exact prices with Amada Med Spa.
Clients at Amada Med Spa in Marietta can expect costs influenced by the service type, complexity, and individual needs. Typical permanent makeup treatments such as eyebrow tattooing, microblading, and lip blush often vary in price, so contacting the studio directly is advised to discuss pricing and any specific requirements.
Permanent makeup within a 30-minute drive of Marietta
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Most results are completed in one to two sessions and last one to three years, softening gradually as they fade.
Saline tattoo removal lightens or erases unwanted permanent makeup — old, dark, discolored, or misshapen brows, eyeliner, or lip work. Saline removal tattoos a salt-based solution into the area to lift pigment out as it heals; laser removal uses targeted light to break pigment down for the body to clear.
Both work gradually over several sessions spaced weeks apart. Often the goal is simply to lighten old work enough for a fresh, corrective result to be applied over a cleaner base.