Improving our clients’ self-esteem and enhancing their quality of life is the heart of what we do at Vita Felice Medi Spa. 💖

True beauty is more than skin deep—it radiates from within. But we all need a little help now and then to let that inner beauty shine. When we feel confident in how we present ourselves to the world, we’re better able to embrace and share our authentic selves—the smiles, the kindness, the quirks that make us unique. That’s when we truly look and feel our best.

At Vita Felice, we see our treatments as more than services—they’re solutions designed to help clients overcome barriers that might be holding them back from living the joyful, fulfilling lives they deserve. Because we believe that everyone’s beauty is distinctive, special, and worthy of celebration.

We are proud to welcome all individuals, regardless of gender or identity. Vita Felice is an inclusive, LGBTQIA2S+ friendly space where everyone can feel valued, supported, and seen. 🌈

Vita Felice’s owner, Rachel, has a passion for helping others and making a positive difference in their lives, which shows in the reviews by her loyal clients. She has channeled her passion into Vita Felice; creating a welcoming destination for her clients to focus on achieving their desired results; results they can trust. Rachel proudly maintains her spa at an exacting standard achieving approval by the Fraser Health. Rachel is a Tokyo native and world traveler; she is courteous and caring. When visiting Vita Felice, you can expect Japanese hospitality from Rachel.

She is professionally trained and continues upgrading her skills and knowledge; certification she has received from includes Permanent MakeUp Academy by Anna Dixon, Art of Lash and Brow, Dr. Lance Setterfield, A+ Ocean, Botched Ink, Deluxe Brows, Scalp Micropigmentation Center, SKN DEEP Institute.

When Rachel isn’t working with her clients, she enjoys the company of her beloved cats, Fabio and Enzo. She also enjoys fostering kittens for Cat Therapy and Rescue Society, which specializes in special needs cats, cats from overcrowded shelters, abandoned cats, and owner surrenders that are at risk of euthanasia.