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Shea Esthetics PV

Shea Esthetics PV takes fifth place in this site's Google-rating order for Ponte Vedra Beach. Its review count is small enough that every figure on the listing deserves a second look before it shapes a booking.

What the listing shows

Google Maps places the clinic at 6 Fairfield Blvd Ste 4 under the category Skin care clinic. The profile carries a 5 rating across 13 reviews. Services, pricing and who treats you are all things to ask the clinic itself.

Where it holds up and where it is thin

Holding up:

  • The 5 rating matches the highest figure in this ranking.
  • A skin care clinic label points toward skin-focused work, so a reader with a skin concern has a reasonable reason to call.

Thin:

  • Only 13 reviews stand behind the score, a short record to lean on alone.
  • The category does not tell you whether body contouring or skin tightening is offered at all.
  • A rating cannot show what you will be asked to do before treatment or after it.

Neighbors in the order

Waves Aesthetics sits directly above with a 5 rating across 76 reviews. Ponte Vedra Plastic Surgery sits directly below with a 4.9 rating across 994 reviews. A reader who weighs the size of the review pool will find the larger sample below this listing, not above it. A reader who wants the top score and a skin-focused label in one place can start with Shea Esthetics PV and still phone one neighbor for comparison.

Before you commit

Treat a short record as a reason to ask more questions, not fewer. Take the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery's five essential questions for a cosmetic surgery consult to the first call. If a physician is part of the treatment, the ASPS piece on why board certification matters for plastic surgery tells you what to ask about credentials. Stanford Health Care's cosmetic and laser dermatology page shows how a larger clinic frames its work, which gives you a yardstick for the clinic's own description. A county-level notice is available from the Florida Department of Health in St. Johns County, whose spring break reminder to stay safe and healthy is aimed at local readers.

Next step: phone, ask your questions in order, and write the answers down next to the listing.