Providence

Providence has 25 official neighborhoods, grouped and referred collectively as The East Side, The Jewelry District, The North End, The South Side (or South Providence), West Broadway and The West Side. So one will surely find a clinic suited for its needs and also a specialist who can explain and combine the treatments for your specific problem. The old central part of the city still has old buildings like they did almost 100 years ago, but these tend now to mix with tall art-deco-styled buildings like Bank of America Building.

And between shopping at the Westminster Arcade, the oldest enclosed mall in the U.S., built in 1828 and having a coffee and a doughnut, stop to have a Botox or Dysport injection to smooth out your forehead and the fine lines from the mouth. Deeper wrinkles can be removed thanks to Cosmoderm&Cosmoplast or Zyderm&Zyplast, treatments that drastically improve your look, even though the period can last up to only a year. On the other hand, you don’t risk scars or pain, only a little redness and swelling that pass very fast.

Still, even if there are more sessions needed, it’s as many chances to try out exotic dishes in the ethnic neighborhoods of Providence, notably Federal Hill and the North End (Italian), Fox Point (Cape Verdean and Portuguese), West End (mainly Central American and Asians), and Smith Hill (Irish).

And to make sure that dermal fillers like Sculptra, Perlane or Evolence did their job perfectly, go amaze the world at the WaterFire, a festival consisting of a series of up to 100 bonfires made on the surface of the water of the rivers that pass through the middle of downtown. Also, this event is accompanied by classical music and live shows.