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AFTER the band was chosen and the napkins color- coordinated to match her shoes, Kacey Knauer, a bride-to-be, had another critical matter to address: her skin, and the skin of the nine women in her bridal party.
So Ms. Knauer, the 35-year-old owner of TempTrends, a staffing agency in Manhattan, invited her nearest and dearest - including her mother and future mother-in- law - for a night out at the TriBeCa MedSpa, replete with mimosas and cupcakes. An aesthetician assessed each woman's face and devised a treatment plan - a quick chemical peel, say, or an injection of a wrinkle-filler. Or maybe, for a bridesmaid with age spots, a series of laser treatments over months, allowing for recovery time.
For Ms. Knauer, who will be married in December, cosmetic interventions for herself and her entourage are as vital as the centerpieces or food. "If I were 25 or 26 and getting married, a bracelet, necklace or matching earrings would be fine," she said. But at 35? "Giving them a bracelet isn't as special as spending an evening together. Plus, as you get older, everyone is more conscientious about their skin and appearance," she said. "Giving them something for themselves - as opposed to something that they'll never wear again - is more meaningful."
In the last two years, bridal party tuneups have increased roughly 25 percent, estimated Susie Ellis, the president of SpaFinder.com, a site that lists 4,500 spas worldwide.
Just as timing matters when it comes to securing a hall, it's best that brides-to-be don't delay scheduling appointments, aestheticians and doctors say. "You wouldn't get a cut and color the week before," said Dr. Jessica Wu, a dermatologist in Beverly Hills who advises coming in three to six months before the big day. "We do a trial run of Botox about four months ahead of time. Then, two weeks before the wedding, we do that last treatment."
Ms. Meyer of TriBeCa MedSpa suggests that a bride contact her the minute the question is popped. "Brides really appreciate the fact that we put everything in a regimented schedule for them," she said. Since February 2007, she has staged more than 30 bridesmaid parties and has 18 planned so far this year. "If you have to do eight treatments, six weeks apart, that could take up to a year," she said.

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