Custom Skincare, Backed by Real Expertise — Boston

Kerry Spindler Bespoke Aesthetics Spa

Kerry Spindler Bespoke Aesthetics Spa is a private, results-driven skincare studio serving Winthrop and the Greater Boston area. Founded by nationally recognized beauty expert Kerry Spindler, the practice blends advanced clinical knowledge with a holistic, whole-person approach to skin health. Every treatment is fully customized. No cookie-cutter facials. No trend chasing. Just intelligent, personalized care based on what your skin actually needs. Kerry is an oncology-trained paramedical esthetician and melanoma survivor whose background in advanced skin science allows her to work confidently with all skin types, tones, and concerns — from acne, breakouts, and congestion to pigmentation, aging, texture changes, and overall skin resilience. Services include advanced corrective facials, microneedling with RF, nano needling, chemical peels, microcurrent lifting, LED light therapy, acne-focused treatments, pigmentation correction, and barrier-repair support. The spa also offers brow and lash services, facial waxing for delicate areas, and holistic support services such as Reiki and traditional herbal yoni steaming. Clients travel from Boston, Cambridge, the North Shore, and surrounding neighborhoods for Kerry’s education-first approach, precision treatments, and long-term skin strategy. This is a quiet, boutique setting designed for people who want real expertise and thoughtful care — not rushed appointments or one-size-fits-all spa menus. Appointments are by reservation only.

Suffolk County

Suffolk

Winthrop Town

Massachusetts

Kerry Spindler Bespoke Aesthetics Spa is a private, results-driven skincare studio serving Winthrop and the Greater Boston area. Founded by...

By <a href="https://patch.com/users/frank-olaughlin">FRANK O'LAUGHLIN </a> When it comes to choosing a city to live out your retirement, Boston is among the worst places in the United States.That's according to a recent study conducted by WalletHub. The financial website's staff looked at 150 of the country's largest cities for its <a href="http://wallethub.com/edu/best-places-to-retire/6165/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">2015 Best and Worst Cities to Retire</a> report. Rankings were based on 24 metrics, including cost of living, healthcare, quality of life and access to recreational activities. When the numbers were crunched, Boston received a ranking of 143 out of 150.Boston's rankings were as follows:<ul><li>"Affordability" rank: 149</li><li>"Activities" rank: 86 </li><li>"Quality of Life" rank 131 </li><li>"Health Care" rank: 99 </li></ul>Chicago, New York City, and Providence were among some of the cities ranked below Boston.Tampa Bay, Scottsdale and Boise rounded out the top three places in the country for retirees.<a href="http://wallethub.com/edu/best-places-to-retire/6165/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Check out the complete study on WalletHub.</a>Photo Credit: City of Boston

By <a href="https://patch.com/users/frank-olaughlin">FRANK O’LAUGHLIN </a>

When it comes to choosing a city to live out your retirement, Boston is among the worst places in the United States.That’s according to a recent study conducted by WalletHub. The financial website’s staff looked at 150 of the country’s largest cities for its <a href="http://wallethub.com/edu/best-places-to-retire/6165/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">2015 Best and Worst Cities to Retire</a> report. Rankings were based on 24 metrics, including cost of living, healthcare, quality of life and access to recreational activities.

When the numbers were crunched, Boston received a ranking of 143 out of 150.Boston’s rankings were as follows:

<ul><li>“Affordability” rank: 149</li><li>“Activities” rank: 86 </li><li>“Quality of Life” rank 131 </li><li>“Health Care” rank: 99 </li></ul>Chicago, New York City, and Providence were among some of the cities ranked below Boston.Tampa Bay, Scottsdale and Boise rounded out the top three places in the country for retirees.

<a href="http://wallethub.com/edu/best-places-to-retire/6165/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Check out the complete study on WalletHub.</a>Photo Credit: City of Boston

Boston

Boston Metropolitan Area

South End

WalletHub recently looked at 150 of the country's largest cities for its "2015 Best and Worst Cities to Retire" report.