Belle Transformations Medical Spa

Dr. Rispba McCray-Garrison, MD, MS, after nearly 15 years as a general practitioner, is exciting to launch the Belle Transformations Medical Spa in the southeastern suburbs of Houston, in Friendswood, TX. The 2,000 square foot facility will offer an exquisite experience while administering high-end treatments for skin care, body contouring, laser-focused rejuvenation/reparation, and plasma-based treatments. 

The demand to consider newer minimally-invasive cosmetic treatments and enhancements has never been greater. To summarize some of the key drivers,

Technology: Advancements in non-surgical (i.e., non-invasive) treatments have reduced stigma, downtime and pain.

Social Media: Pervasiveness of social media has not only put pressure on cosmetic aspects of one’s life, many people are more comfortable with the idea of receiving a cosmetic treatment given celebrities’ and public figures’ embracing of the procedures.

Millennial Demographic Intent: The Millennial and post-millennial population, combined with aging Gen X’ers, has created a perfect storm for the medical spa industry. While the majority of med spa clients are in their mid-thirties to forties, the millennial population has shown a willingness to spend money on themselves, their appearance, and experiences.

• Operating Capital: $94,000
• Mainvest Compensation: $6,000

Rispba McCray-Garrison
Medical Director
Rispba finds herself in a position in her career that seems ideal for bringing the Belle Transformations vision to fruition. In addition to an unrelenting drive for personal success, she has an extremely strong, people-focused and leadership-driven background. She is presently a talented Primary Care Physician working in Houston, TX. She earned her doctoral degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch School of Medicine. She also carried out an internship in internal medicine at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, TX. For several years, Dr. McCray-Garrison served her country as a Family Practice General Medical Officer (General Practitioner) with the U.S. Air Force 6th Medical Group and 59th Medical Wing. She offers general family health care, such as treatments for illnesses, minor surgeries, and vaccinations. She provides acute, chronic, and preventative care. In addition, Dr. McCray-Garrison has studied Psychiatry, and she was involved with the Tobacco Cessation Program and the Diabetes Education Program while serving in the United States Air Force. She was a member of the United States Air Force Health Professions Scholars Program and the United Methodist Academic Scholarship for Higher Education.

David Garrison
Co-Owner
David Garrison began his academic career at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where he earned his B.S. in Physics in 1997. During his course of study, he minored in Earth, Atmospheric & Planetary Science and completed a concentration in Political Science. He then moved on to The Pennsylvania State University where he completed a Ph.D. in Physics in 2002. After which, he accepted a position as a Visiting Assistant Professor at the University of Houston – Clear Lake. After serving as a visiting faculty member for one year, he was promoted to tenure-track. During his time in academia, Dr. Garrison earned several awards from organizations including NASA, the Institute for Space Systems Operations, The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, the Council of Graduate Schools, the HistoryMakers Project and the Texas Educational Grid Project in addition to several internal grants and scholarships. During his time on the faculty of UHCL, Dr. Garrison served as Chair of the Physical Science and Physics Programs and successfully developed and oversaw the approval of a revised Bachelors Degree in Physical Science, a Bachelors Degree in Physics, an Engineering Physics sub-plan, a Computational Physics sub-plan, a Masters Degree in Physics, a Professional Masters of Physics sub-plan in Technical Management and a Collaborative Ph.D. Program in Physics. He also served as President of the UHCL Faculty Senate twice, Director of Graduate Programs and Interim Associate Dean for Science and Engineering. His research in computational and theoretical physics consists of work in Numerical Relativity and Cosmology.

If you invest $100, the business agrees to share a portion of their revenue until you have been repaid $170. They will owe you this amount by 1/1/2027, regardless of revenue.