When you spend time working in both the health and beauty industries, as Lisa Marie Semerly did, it's hard not to see the correlation between the two. After a stint in respiratory and dermatological pharmaceuticals, she decided to explore the connection, and started training with Aveda and Chanel and became a licensed medical aesthetician.

Lisa Marie brings her nuanced experience to REMEDI, where the menu is as inspired by health and wellness services as it is by medical aesthetic treatments. In the spa, practitioners ease guests with a range of therapeutic and relaxation massage treatments, and aestheticians encourage cellular turnover with phototherapy and microdermabrasion. One of REMEDI's more popular services is floatation therapy, a sensory-deprivation technique wherein people soak in a salt bath. Floatation therapy helps with sleeplessness, chronic pain, stress and anxiety management.