Thank you so much! And also, I want to say that I reached out to KDL aesthetics on your resource page asking if she would consider caregivers or just oncology patients and she gave me the best hydrating facial of my lifetime!!! My mom is actually scheduling an appointment with her because I can’t stop raving about her! Thank you for sharing that resource with me! It was a very relaxing and much-needed break from caregiving <3
What clients say
What clients say about Lynn.
Real words from people who have worked with Lynn — on their skin, their comfort, and their results.
Read the page carefully
What is here, and what is not.
Trust grows when a review page separates a real client account from claims it cannot support.
One published account.
The available review describes a hydrating facial for a caregiver: asking whether Lynn would see caregivers as well as oncology patients, the experience itself, and a much-needed break from caregiving. It is shown in full, with its original wording, exactly as the Joe Andruzzi Foundation published it.
A caregiver account, not a treatment claim.
The published review is from a caregiver, not a client in active cancer treatment, and this page makes no claim about results during or after treatment. For how Lynn approaches supportive skincare around cancer care, read the oncology aesthetics page.
No first-visit promise.
This page does not claim that every first appointment feels the same. If you are considering KDL, read about Lynn's approach, review the treatment menu, and ask questions before booking.
Review questions
Plain answers about the review record.
These answers explain the source and limits of the testimonials currently published.
Are these reviews from KDL Aesthetics?
Yes. The review shown here is about KDL Aesthetics. It was shared publicly by the Joe Andruzzi Foundation in its UniCORN Organization Spotlight of KDL Aesthetics.
Where do the published reviews come from?
The published review comes from the Joe Andruzzi Foundation, which featured KDL Aesthetics in its UniCORN Organization Spotlight and in a foundation story. It is shown with its original wording.
What does the published review describe?
A caregiver for a pediatric cancer patient found KDL Aesthetics through the foundation’s UniCORN resource network, asked whether Lynn would see caregivers as well as oncology patients, and describes a hydrating facial as a relaxing, much-needed break from caregiving.
Does KDL Aesthetics have its own Google reviews?
KDL Aesthetics is new, so its own Google listing is still gathering reviews. Clients who visit KDL can share their experience on KDL's own Google listing.
How can I ask Lynn about a consultation?
Use the consultation form on the contact page, call (774) 203-9901, or email kdlglow@gmail.com. Your first message can stay brief and does not need private medical details.
Where is KDL Aesthetics located?
KDL Aesthetics is at 693 East Central Street, Suite 100, Franklin, MA 02038. The studio is open by appointment.
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