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    Spa news

    New Black-owned med spa in Dallas' Design District peels away barriers to beauty treatments

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    Aug 24, 2021 | 1:46 pm
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    Ryan Abety, R.N., founder of Mysa Med Spa.
    Photo by Lumos Creative

    A new Design District aesthetics studio focused on diversity and inclusivity wants to make Dallasites look great and feel even better — no matter their skin challenges or previous experience with modern beauty treatments. Mysa Medical & Wellness Spa opened Saturday, August 21 at 2629 N. Stemmons Fwy., Suite 103.

    Founded by Cameroon native and registered nurse Ryan Abety, Mysa touts itself as the first Black woman-owned medical spa in Dallas-Fort Worth.

    “I created Mysa to be a space where people’s physical, mental, and emotional wellness are prioritized,” Abety says in a news release.

    She founded the spa after seeing a need from a previous practice. While working as a nurse injector out of a one-room suite in Uptown Dallas, Abety says, she found herself turning down clients because she couldn’t address all of their concerns; her small space limited the number of services she could offer. So she re-evaluated her environment and spent nearly two years planning and designing the new studio, she says.

    Mysa is a Swedish word that means “to do something that is pleasurable," which, Abety says, encompasses what she wants the spa to be for her customers — a place where they can relax and indulge in their beauty and wellness routine.

    She intends for it to be a "destination," in fact, that offers a wider range of services than almost any other place in the city, she says. The dizzying menu includes injectable treatments, non-surgical cosmetic treatments, facials, skincare services, massages, body treatments, waxing, nail care, microblading, lash treatments, and IV hydration therapy for both individuals and couples.

    "So no matter your age, your skin type or your goals, Mysa will help you achieve your definition of beauty,” Abety says.

    According to the website, some of the most unique treatments and pricing include:

    • Facial Smoothie Masks, $125
    • "Buff Bum" (facial for the backside), $130
    • Immunity & Allergy IV therapy, $150
    • The Hangover Cure IV therapy, $160
    • Korean Bath House (body scrub, wrap, and masks), $175
    • Microneedling + PRP (platelet ready plasma) Facial, $250
    • Men's "Feel the Beard" (beard enhancement) Facial, $280
    • Double Chin, $1,500 for a package of 3 treatments
    • Full Face Snatch (multiple treatments/injectors), $2,500

    Mysa's Nail Department carries more than 300 different colors of custom acrylic powders or gel polishes and offers manicures, pedicures, acrylics extensions, nail piercings, and more.

    Bachelorette and bridal parties can be booked starting at $300 each, with additional services such as transportation and customized apparel offered as add-ons. Couples' retreat options include massages, facials, and IV therapies starting at $600 for two.

    In addition, Mysa also sells its own line of vegan beauty and wellness products, in collaboration with fellow Black women-owned brands Brea’s Candles and Nolaskinsentials.

    All services all performed by Mysa's staff of trained aestheticians and nurse injectors who provide a holistic approach to beauty, the founder says.

    Regular operating hours are 10 am-6 pm Tuesday through Friday, 9 am-6 pm Saturday, and Mondays by appointment only. For more information and bookings, visit the website.

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    Lookin' at Choo

    Famed luxury shoe brand Jimmy Choo steps into NorthPark Center Dallas

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    Jun 5, 2026 | 3:33 pm
    Jimmy Choos
    Jimmy Choo/Facebook
    Those are some sparkly Jimmy Choos.

    In retail news that's good for the sole, luxury shoe designer Jimmy Choo has opened a new boutique at NorthPark Center in Dallas.

    The new 1,398-square-foot store opened at the end of May on level one between Neiman Marcus and Dillard's.

    According to a release, the NorthPark store is inspired by the brand's New York Madison Avenue boutique, "a signature brand color, ‘winter bloom’ – the rich purple shade of Jimmy Choo’s original packaging – plays out across key fixtures, upholstery and a feature wall, complemented by travertine cantilevered shelves, oak wood flooring, and brushed brass accents."

    The boutique includes an exclusive private appointment suite concealed behind mirrored doors, featuring a vintage-sourced bar in blush and brass, they note.

    Jimmy Choo NorthPark Center Jimmy Choo on level one of NorthPark Center.Photo courtesy of Jimmy Choo

    The new store opens in time to introduce Dallas to Jimmy Choo's Summer 2026 women’s and men’s collections, which extend beyond shoes to include "foundational pieces for the modern wardrobe alongside seasonal styles." Think: eyewear, small leather goods, soft accessories, fragrance, jewelry, and a small selection of offerings for brides.

    Jimmy Choo’s bespoke Made-to-Order service is also available at NorthPark, "inviting clients to design one-of-a-kind shoes and bags featuring custom personalization," the release says.

    The NorthPark store, officially at 8687 N Central Expy. Ste. 310, becomes the only Jimmy Choo location in Dallas; a smaller Highland Park Village store has closed. The new store is open 10 am-8 pm Monday-Saturday and 12-6 pm Sunday.

    Founded by Tamara Mellon and Jimmy Choo in 1996, the brand rose to high fashion status, crafting shoes beloved by Hollywood royalty and real royalty. And, of course, the subject of many a Sex and the City sidebar.

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