Lumière Aesthetics & Med Spa — Med Spa & Aesthetics Clinic Website (8 Pages)

8 pages, each a complete, self-contained HTML page — a luxe editorial beauty-magazine design for a physician-supervised med spa: a magazine-cover hero with an oversized Playfair Display headline over two overlapping oval photo windows, a rotated "Issue No. 01" side label and an "In this issue" contents rail; blush, ivory, champagne gold and deep plum; Jost light body text with wide-tracked labels; ovals, pills, 1px champagne hairlines and soft 22px cards; faint paper grain and sparkle ornaments. 1. Home (index.html) — cover hero, italic treatment marquee, medical director's letter with drop cap, pull quote and count-ups, treatment finder by concern, standards band, results timeline, membership tiers, reviews. 2. Treatments (treatments.html) — the full menu in four chapters (injectables, skin, laser & light, body) with price leaders and downtime, how it works, popular pairings, candidacy notes. 3. Injectables (injectables.html) — numbered features for neuromodulator, dermal filler and biostimulator, a treatment-area map that draws itself, the results timeline, safety standards. 4. Skin & Laser (skin-laser.html) — six treatment cards, an essay on lasers and sun, a series pricing table, a typical IPL series. 5. Memberships (memberships.html) — three tiers (Radiance featured), how credits work, comparison table, member FAQ. 6. Our Team (team.html) — six provider cards with monogram ovals instead of photos, four standards, count-ups, the clinic. 7. FAQ & Aftercare (faq.html) — eight FAQs (FAQPage markup), six aftercare guides, a "call us right away" band. 8. Book a Consultation (book.html) — consultation request form, consultation details, hours, address and next steps. ANIMATION. A slow champagne glow drifts behind every hero, headlines wipe in from the left, oval photos zoom gently into place, the italic treatment marquee scrolls slowly (it pauses on hover), the results-timeline meters fill when seen, the stats count up (they read the number you type), the injectables map draws itself and small sparkles float. The header is transparent over the hero and becomes a frosted blush bar with a champagne line once you scroll. Everything is visible without JavaScript, and visitors who ask for reduced motion see a still page. TREATMENT FINDER. The concern tabs switch panels in order: the first tab opens the first panel, and so on. To add a concern, duplicate a tab link and its panel together. Prices and downtime are plain text inside each panel. RESULTS TIMELINE. Each meter's length is its style="--v:…%" value; the label beside it is ordinary text. The timeline is labelled illustrative — keep that note, and keep it general rather than a promise. FONTS. Playfair Display (with its italic for accent words) and Jost load from Google Fonts via @font-face in each page's style block, with Georgia and system sans-serif fallbacks. SEO. Each page opens with a labeled block (title, meta description, canonical link, Open Graph tags and JSON-LD — MedicalBusiness with medicalSpecialty Dermatology, CollectionPage, AboutPage with the team, FAQPage or ContactPage). Copy it into your real <head> when you deploy, and update the domain, address, hours and rating. FORMS. The consultation form posts nowhere and the page says so — connect it to your booking system or a HIPAA-appropriate form service before publishing (health details are sensitive; don't route them through a plain email form). EDITING. Change colours and fonts site-wide in the editor's Theme panel; edit the header or footer once and use "Apply to all pages"; sections can be moved, duplicated, hidden or deleted; use the Tablet and Mobile views for device-specific tweaks. CLAIMS & SAMPLE CONTENT. The clinic name, address, phone, providers, credentials, prices, membership terms, statistics, reviews and timelines are fictional placeholders. Replace them with your own real details. Keep the compliance notes in the footer (treatments by licensed medical professionals under a medical director; individual results vary; general information, not medical advice; consultation required; brand names are trademarks of their owners; sample prices) and check your copy against your state's medical-spa, advertising and scope-of-practice rules. The copy deliberately uses generic treatment names (neuromodulator, dermal filler, IPL, microneedling) — if you name a branded product, follow the manufacturer's trademark and advertising guidelines. Don't publish before/after photos without written patient consent. IMAGES. All photography is real Unsplash stock, self-hosted under /content-images: serums, bottles, treatment-room still lifes, a lounge and hands — no photo shows a recognisable face. Providers are shown as monogram ovals; replace them with real portraits only with each person's permission.