let Jonnamae  know if you need new photos

whitney.zelig@gmail.com  - OK. Will review and update. Thanks.

whitney.zelig@gmail.com - Just did couple tests on GTmetrix and Home page load time came around on avg . 2.5s to 3.5s which is pretty good.

https://gtmetrix.com/reports/vanitymedicalspa.com/ftl4J55u

Let me know what I missing here.

https://gtmetrix.com/reports/vanitymedicalspa.com/k96zN41k

also Isaac the logo is super BIG
can you fix?

whitney.zelig@gmail.com - 

Reduced the logo size. 

For the Coolsculpting service page.

In the GTMetrix report that you have shared you have the load time set to "FULLY LOADED"

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On the pages that have scripts fetching content from external server like optin popups, iframe etc. Please use the setting "ON LOAD TIME" in GTMetrix. Personally I would recommend to use this settings for all pages.

Report for above page with load time set to ON LOAD - https://gtmetrix.com/reports/vanitymedicalspa.com/VBM4JlDs

You will have to signup to change this option in GTmetrix.

As per GTMETRIX -

Difference b/w FULLY LOADED and ON LOAD

Onload time - is when the processing of the page is complete and all the resources on the page (images, CSS, etc.) have finished downloading.

Fully loaded time - is the point after the Onload event fires and there has been no network activity for 2 seconds.

So essentially, GTmetrix is now waiting until your page stops transferring data before completing a test. This event fires only when a page completely stops loading content, including ads, popups and all third party api, scripts, below the fold elements etc. Your site might have loaded fast above the fold and be usable, however since the analysis is now waiting for the entire site to stop loading data, your reported Page Load Time might be longer.

Let me knows if you have any questions regarding above. Thanks.

Cool Isaac thank you so much for the info

Vania Julian Hector  useful info