Choosing to have plastic surgery is an important decision and just as important is selecting a plastic surgeon. Whether our guests consider cosmetic surgery to improve their appearance or reconstructive surgery to correct defects or improve function,  Mount Olympus Wellness Center will have available board-certified surgeons with the skill and training to help achieve the goals of our guests. Services will include: Breast augmentation  Eyelid surgery Facelifts  Liposuction  Rhinoplasty (nose surgery) Tummy tuck

Laser skin resurfacing is a treatment for the removal of wrinkles, scars, sun spots, age spots, and skin discoloration. Photo Rejuvenation uses intense pulse light to correct skin conditions without down time. Photodynamic Therapy uses photosensitizing agents, light, and oxygen to treat sun damaged skin, pre-cancers, acne, and other skin conditions. Services will include: Hair transplantation Laser hair removal Laser skin resurfacing Photo Rejuvenation Photodynamic Therapy

Thanks to advancements in modern dental care, a variety of options are available to help any person have a dazzling new smile more easily today than ever before. Services will include: Bonding Porcelain crowns and veneers Teeth bleaching

(In memory of Dr. E.J. McVay): Alternative therapy will be offered to cancer patients, including therapeutic gentle massages to gently stimulate the lymph system to facilitate the body’s own mechanisms for eliminating toxins and aiding cell renewal.  As an alternative cancer treatment clinic, The Center will integrate our care using holistic and alternative practices for healing the body, mind and spirit. We will provide non-invasive alternative cancer therapy, in memory of Dr. E.J. (Ellen Jane) McVay who was diagnosed with terminal breast cancer in 1995 and given 18 months to live. She sought out alternative cancer therapies, and died on April 21, 2001.  The Center started out as the joint vision of a “healing center,” shared by Dr. E.J. McVay and the founder of Mount Olympus Wellness, Maria Quezada. After Dr. E.J. McVay passed away, Maria Quezada vowed to bring their vision to fruition.