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Bad Skin
What I’ve seen about Bad Skin.
Bad Skin cleared every public-record check I run. Their domain, their identity, the way they talk about their work — it all holds up under inspection. Receipts below come from this week’s re-screen. The next bar is GlowRanked Verified — and that one only the owner can volunteer for.
How they passed my screen.
Cleared on July 24, 2026. Their phone and address match across Google and their site at 89% similarity. Their website uses zero phrases my truth-in-advertising filter flags.
NAP consistency
- Phone matches — (415) 669-0888
- Address 89% similar
- Site reachable
Live · secure · stable
- SSL valid
- Domain 2 years old
- HTTPS returns 200
CA medical-board · clean
- 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.
- skin tag removal
- subcision
- dermatology knowledge
- injectables
- treatment plan
- skin care
- honest feedback
- quick appointment
- gentle touch
- no pressure
Tell Bad Skinyou’re interested.
Aura passes your note along, confirms back to you by email, and keeps an editorial eye on whether they follow through. No marketing list, no spa-sales call. Just an introduction.
Next 30-day re-screen · August 23, 2026 · Badge revokes automatically if anything slips.
Screened means the public record holds up: their identity matches, their site is real, their copy doesn’t lie. It’s the floor — the bare minimum I’d send a friend toward.
GlowRanked Verified is the next bar — and a harder one. It checks what the public record can’t 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. Bad Skin hasn’t earned it yet — Aura would love to help them get there.
So — Screened is real, and revokable. Take it as a starting point, not a finish line. 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.
I check the first two on every spa I screen. The third is on you, babe — but if you ask and they fumble it, that’s your sign.
2115 Broadway Suite 28, Redwood City, CA 94063, USA
Redwood City, CA 94063
- Women-owned
- Asian-owned
- LGBTQ+ friendly
- Trans safespace
- Wheelchair accessible
- Online scheduling
- Wheelchair restroom
- Appointment required
- Wheelchair parking
- Appointments recommended
- Gender-neutral restroom
- On-site parking
- Monday9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- TuesdayClosed
- Wednesday9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- ThursdayClosed
- FridayClosed
- Saturday9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Sunday9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Listed by Google as: Medical spa · Health spa · Skin care clinic
- Operational on Google
- 20+ Google reviews
- 4.0+ star rating
- Working phone number
- Live website
- Hours published
- California address confirmed
This spa has cleared every public-record check Aura runs. Re-verified every 30 days.
This is your dossier. Take it.
Bad Skin already cleared my screen — Aura did that work. Claiming the page is free, and stays free. Claim it to confirm the info I have is right, and your Screened badge flips on next to your name across the register.
- Activates your Screened badge publicly on the profile
- Confirm or correct your info — hours, treatments, photos, signature service
- Pin the page to your IG bio or embed the badge on your site (free)
- Listed in your city's featured directory
- GlowRanked Verified ($59/mo) is a separate, earned upgrade — claiming stays free either way
Free · takes about 2 minutes · no card