- Public records checked — earned
- Kindness — earned
Everyday Skin Clinic
What I’ve seen about Everyday Skin Clinic.
Everyday Skin Clinic cleared all three website checks — a website that holds up, details that agree, and advertising that stays legal. Their domain, their identity, the way they talk about their work — it all holds up under inspection. Every record I read to decide that is listed further down this page, with where it came from and when.
How they passed my screen.
Cleared on August 16, 2026. Their phone and address match across Google and their site at 88% similarity. Their website uses zero phrases the Medical Board acts on.
Website last read on September 15, 2026. It was up and looked like their site.
- 5★20
- 4★0
- 3★0
- 2★0
- 1★0
From the 20 reviews Aura sampled
2023
3 years of public review history
0 / 20
Owner hasn't responded to any of the recent reviews
Details that agree
- Phone matches — (562) 204-6436
- Address 88% similar
- Site reachable
Live · secure · stable
- SSL valid
- Online since 2014
- HTTPS returns 200
None found phrases the Medical Board acts on
- Zero red-flag phrases
- No 'guaranteed' or 'risk-free'
- No FDA-approved-procedure claims
Themes Aura found across their Google reviews. Not cherry-picked — just what appears most often.
- advice on hyperpigmentation
- free numbing
- kind doctor
- skin treatments
- attentive provider
- procedure explanation
- honest advice
- warm welcome
- follow up
- light hand
Top 5from this spa’s Google reviews — the newest 4-and-5 star ones with text. That is a filter, so take it as one: reviews below 4 stars are not shown here.
- ★★★★★·Mar 2026
“Chinyelu is the best. From the prep stage, she texts every day with next step instructions.its only been a week and I can see a great improvement with my pigmentation. Thanks to Chinyelu for walking with me every step of the way. She's very patient and detailed to information. If you're suffering with hyperpigmentation, Chinyelu is the right person for you.”
— Pauline Njuguna
- ★★★★★·Feb 2026
“I came in to see Ms. Chinyelu for a consultation and treatment. Based on my skin’s condition and goals, we decided to proceed with microneedling sessions infused with vitamins. She had a great promotion that I couldn’t pass up, so I took advantage of it. Upon arrival, she greeted me with the warmest smile. She explained everything from beginning to end and…”
— Abigail
- ★★★★★·Feb 2026
“Absolutely thrilled with the results of my microneedling with PRP/PRFM! Chinyelu explained the entire procedure before beginning and again, at the end of my appointment. She followed up with messages to make sure my recovery was going smoothly. I highly recommend Everyday Skin Clinic! Outstanding service and my skin has never looked better!”
— Jennifer Avedissian
- ★★★★★·Feb 2026
“I had an amazing experience at Every Day Skin Clinic with Dr. C! From start to finish, everything felt professional, comfortable, and personalized. Dr. C took the time to really listen to what I wanted and explained the lip filler and Dysport process so clearly, which instantly put me at ease. My results are beautiful—natural, balanced, and exactly what I w…”
— DENELL PERUZZI
- ★★★★★·Sep 2025
“A great friend and someone you can trust your skin with, is definitely hard to come by. Dr C is amazing. I always leave her clinic feeling refreshed and rejuvenated, empowered and ready to face life’s battles. I appreciate that I am not forced to do anything with my skin that I am not quite comfortable doing. She always explains and answers every questi…”
— bien valenzuela
Screened means the public record holds up: their identity matches, their site is real, their copy doesn’t lie.
GlowRanked Verified is a separate service, and a different question. It reads what the public record cannot see: who the medical director is, whether malpractice insurance is current, who’s actually holding the syringe, and whether the spa has written protocols for emergencies. The owner submits those documents and a person reads them. It is not part of what I checked on this page and it does not change it.
So — this is a records check, and it can be withdrawn when a record changes. It is not a judgement about the care in the room. Ask the questions below before you book.
What to ask before you book.
- 01
Who’s the medical director?
California requires every med spa to have a licensed MD or DO supervising. If the front desk can’t name them, that’s your answer.
- 02
Who is actually injecting me?
RN, NP, PA, or MD — get the credentials in writing. Estheticians cannot legally inject. Ask before you sit in the chair.
- 03
What product brand and concentration?
Real Botox / Dysport / Juvederm with a lot number. If it’s vague ("a similar neurotoxin"), walk out.
None of these three is part of my screen — I have no way to see a licence from the public record. All three are on you to ask, and if they fumble any of them, that’s your sign.
- Women-owned
- Wheelchair accessible
- Online scheduling
- Wheelchair restroom
- Wheelchair parking
- Appointments recommended
- Apple Pay / Google Pay
- Warm reviews· 60%
Soft signals · not badges · hover for how Aura found them
- Monday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Tuesday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Wednesday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Thursday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Friday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- SundayClosed
Listed by Google as: Medical spa
- Operational on Google — passed
- 20+ Google reviews — passed
- 4.0+ star rating — passed
- Phone number listed — passed
- Website listed — passed
- Hours published — passed
- California address confirmed — passed
Three public records agreed about this spa: Google shows it open; the state ties a current licence here with no public Medical Board record against it; and two independent public records place a licensed provider at this address. Each of those is a record, not a rating — the lines below say where every one of them came from. The website checks below are reported too, and they are not one of the three: they read this spa’s own site, which is not a public record.
This spa cleared all three website checks: a website that holds up, details that agree, and advertising that stays legal. I report them here; since 2026-09-01 they do not decide the mark, because a spa's own website is not a public record.
A nurse practitioner lists this address as a practice location on the federal provider registry. The state shows that licence current as of 2026-09-04. Read 2026-09-04.
A licensed provider is placed at this address. record found
The federal provider registry · read 2026-09-04 · look it up ↗
A California licensing board holds a public record of discipline. not checked
California licensing boards · look it up ↗
The spa's website names a licensed provider. no record found
The spa's own website · read 2026-08-30
A permit for this location is on file. record found
State permit records · read 2026-09-04
Open, per Google. record found
Google
I checked the state's licence file, the federal provider registry, the Medical Board's public record, this spa's own website and Google's listing — the lines above say which came back with a record, which came back empty and which I have not read — and I do not rate this spa or recommend it.
This is your dossier. Take it.
Everyday Skin Clinic already cleared my screen, and the Screened mark is live on this page. Aura did that work. Claiming is free, and stays free. Claim it for your own dashboard, so the info I hold comes from you.
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