Scars left behind by acne present individuals with a great deal of distress and can destroy their self-esteem.

Used to treat depressed acne scars by raising the indentations and volume loss caused by acne, creating a smoother look.

Acne Scar Treatment - Dermal Fillers

Resurfacing treatment that physically scrapes away the scars caused by acne. Compared to a "sanding" away of the skin.

Acne Scar Treatment - Dermabrasion

Treats depressed acne scars through small needle cuts hat cut fibrotic strands allowing for the skin to rise.

Acne Scar Treatment - Subcision

Ablative and non-ablative laser treatments stimulate collagen production and help the skin generate healthier tissue.

Acne Scar Treatment - Laser Resurfacing

Acne Scars

Acne Scar Treatment

Skin

While acne sores are bad enough, the scars they leave behind can seem like a permanent, long-lasting nightmare. Scars can rob individuals of their self-esteem and cause a great deal of distress for those suffering with them, affecting much more than their daily interactions with people. As hard to believe as it may be for those with blemish-free faces, stress from acne scarring can destroy a person’s self-esteem, with detrimental effects on their professional, romantic, and social lives.

Widely used for correcting wrinkles and other aging concerns in the face, but also used to treat other health issues.

A botox injection which relaxes the chin muscles, reversing the signs of a dimpled chin.

Botox for Dimpled Chin

Botox injections used for brow elevation, reshaping of the brow, and fixing wrinkles next to the eyes.

Periorbital Botox for Crow's Feet

Combines a microneedling procedure with topical serums and botox to tighten the skin but not freeze the face.

Botox Facial

Treatment for reducing a prominent or asymmetric jawline caused by enlarged muscles by smoothing the facial contour.

Jawline Slimming with Botox

Fine Lines & Wrinkles

Botox

Botox injections have several helpful uses. Although widely known for their cosmetic use in correcting fine lines, wrinkles, and other aging concerns of the facial area, Botox treatments are also useful for their work in helping temporarily treat hyperhidrosis (an overproduction of sweat), reducing the size of large calf muscles, helping treat chronic migraines, headaches, and neck pain, and in helping control an overactive bladder, just to name a few.

A skin resurfacing technique that causes the skin to exfoliate and peel to enhance its appearance.

Meant to treat minor discolorations and uneven skin texture and are the least abrasive of all chemical peels.

Superficial Chemical Peels

Chemical peels that resurface the skin and improve the appearance of the skin by causing the skin to exfoliate and peel.

Medium Depth Chemical Peels

Intense exfoliation and aggressive skin resurfacing with results that last for years, but with longer recovery periods.

Deep Chemical Peels

A medium depth chemical peel that exfoliates the skin and reveals smoother, brighter and less damaged layers of skin.

ViPeel

A deep chemical peel that offers controlled yet dramatic results for more youthful and less wrinkled skin.

Croton Oil Peel

A classic deep chemical peel that dramatically improves deep wrinkles, pigmentation issues, and uneven skin texture.

Phenol Peel

Chemical peels that gently exfoliate the skin to improve the appearance of dull, dry, and uneven complexions.

Glycolic Peel

Scars

Uneven Skin Tone/Texture

Acne

Age Spots

Large Pores

Melasma

Nasolabial Folds

Facial Skin Laxity

The ideal chemical is chosen for the desired depth of penetration. The skin is thoroughly cleansed prior to the administration of the solution. The chemical solution is then applied to the desired areas of treatment. The candidate is closely observed for changes to the skin. Whitening of the skin is monitored to assess epidermal damage and is a sign of epidermolysis. As the peel progresses to a frosted appearance this indicates a deeper depth of penetration into the dermis.

Once the appropriate amount of time has elapsed, the solution is then neutralized with another agent such as sodium bicarbonate. Some peels do not require neutralization, as the skin naturally neutralizes them. The skin is then cleansed. Various dressings such as silicone may be applied, ointments or emollients can be utilized after the peel has completed to form a protective barrier. This is more common for deep peels and is typically not necessary for more superficial peels. Keep in mind that the depth of peel is determined not just by the chemical composition or strength of ingredients, but also by the length of time it is left on the skin.

Chemical Peels

A chemical peel is a skin resurfacing technique to improve the appearance of the skin. A solution is applied to the skin which causes it to exfoliate and "peel off". There are many chemical peels available that range from superficial to deep. The choice depends on the desired depth of penetration, treatment effect, and recovery time. Typically, the deeper the peel, the greater the results, but they are also associated with greater recovery period and adverse effects.

An exfoliating procedure that diminishes the appearance of skin concerns such as scars and wrinkles.

Process of surgically scraping the skin to help lessen the appearance of scars, wrinkles, and pre-cancerous lesions.

Dermabrasion

Dermabrasion Treatment

Dermabrasion is a surgical exfoliating procedure that uses an instrument with a small rotating tip of an abrasive wheel or brush that scrapes off the outer layers of skin.  Dermabrasion works to diminish the appearance of topical skin concerns such as scars, fine wrinkles, and uneven pigmentation. Dermabrasion may even be a successful option for treating lesser forms of pre-cancerous growths, skin cancer-related problems, sun damage and brown spots.

Fill out and obscure the wrinkles you obtain throughout your lifetime and reverse the signs of aging.

Offers candidates that are looking for a subtle refinement of the lips, an enduring solution for lip volume.

Permanent Lip Fillers

Using dermal fillers, the appearance of dark circles and bags under the eyes can be improved with this simple procedure.

Under Eye Filler

Nose Size

Facial Volume

Bags Under the Eye

Nose Shape

Marionette Lines

Lip Shape

Lip Size

Dermal Fillers & Injectables

Aging is a sensitive subject, and it’s not surprising when one considers how important a person’s appearance is to their self-esteem. As the concern around aging grows so does the popularity of cosmetic procedures that help patients to reverse the signs of aging. In recent years dermal filler injections have emerged as one of the most popular methods to fill out and obscure wrinkles. In 2010, 1.8 million of the procedures were performed in the United States while 2016 saw 2.6 million performed.

Gain brighter and smoother skin by shaving off dead skin and hair off your face.

Uses a blade to gently scrape the skin and remove unwanted hairs and provide a mild exfoliation to smooth the skin.

Dermaplaning

Unwanted Hair

Dermaplaning Treatment

Dermaplaning is a procedure that uses a sharp scalpel blade to shave dead skin and hair off of the face in order to promote healthier, brighter and smoother skin. Dermaplaning can be received in a dermatologist’s office or at a medical spa. The process can also be done at home using DIY dermaplaning tools.

Nourish your skin, remove dead skin, and get rid of unsightly acne scars or wrinkles through a relaxing facial session.

Combines cleaning, extracting, and depositing serums into the skin for an effective exfoliating treatment.

Hydrafacial

Skin resurfacing treatment which exfoliates and suctions away dead skin cells while using serums to treat the skin.

SilkPeel Facial

Combines oxygen and a liquid, such as water, to create a jet stream that helps to exfoliate the skin.

JetPeel

Utilizes freezing temperatures to refresh and invigorate the skin for a younger, smoother complexion.

Cryofacial

Rosacea

While there are many different types of facials, most will begin by cleansing the skin using facial sponges, cloths or cotton pads. The eyes will be covered with moistened pads for the next step. Using a lighted magnifying glass, your skin will be evaluated. During this phase, the esthetician may discuss their findings and ask about skin care regimen and your expectations for the facial.

Next, an exfoliation cream, gel, mask, gommage or peel will be used. Certain exfoliation products, such as enzyme peels, require the product to be left on the face to dissolve the plugs that cause blackheads. Other products require either manual or machine stimulation. Depending upon the exfoliation product used, steam will either be applied to the face during that phase or after the product has been removed. Some spas may use heated, moist towels instead of steam. The moist heat loosens plugs and encourages skin to sweat out any impurities that may be caught in pores.

During the extraction phase blackheads and possibly whiteheads will be removed. Facial massage stimulates and lubricates skin. The esthetician may use a massage oil or lotion during this process.  Depending upon the facial, the esthetician may choose a mask that will then be applied. After the mask is removed, the esthetician will likely apply a specialty serum to the skin. Serums include those for aging skin, for blemished skin and for sensitive skin. Lastly, the esthetician will apply a skin-specific cream or gel to the skin. They may also apply an eye gel and/or lip treatment cream.

Facials

Having a facial can be a rewarding, pleasurable experience that can be much more than just a relaxation session. Maybe you are looking to target acne scars, visible signs of sun damage, or lines and wrinkles. Or it could be you are wanting to nourish sensitive skin, remove dead skin or gain a more youthful appearance. The fact is, facial treatments can address these problems and many others, and can be a wonderful way to refresh your skin and feel rejuvenated, inside and out.

Reverse signs of damage to your face and leave yourself looking healthier and younger through laser skin resurfacing.

An ablative laser vaporizes tissue, allowing for new skin to form in its place, giving the skin a younger look.

Ablative Non-Fractional Laser Skin Resurfacing

Uses laser energy to remove layers of damaged skin depositing heat deep into the skin to eliminate pigmented skin.

Ablative Fractional Laser Skin Resurfacing

Used to remove older, pigmented skin layer by layer to reveal new skin underneath without wounding the skin.

Non-Ablative Non-Fractional Laser Skin Resurfacing

Incorporates a non-wounding laser to remove layers of skin and minor skin blemishes over several courses of treatments.

Non-Ablative Fractional Laser Skin Resurfacing

Consists of placing a handpiece against the surface of the skin and activating a laser for about half an hour.

Pulsed Dye Laser

A gentle skin resurfacing treatment that utilizes non-ablative fractional laser energy to improve skin texture and tone.

Clear + Brilliant

An ablative, fractional skin resurfacing device that improves the look of scars, fine lines, and other imperfections.

Pixel CO2

Is a skin rejuvenation treatment that minimizes sun spots, freckles, redness, and other signs of uneven skin tone.

Broken Capillaries

Laser Skin Resurfacing

If you’re looking for a way to reverse the signs of damage on your face, laser skin resurfacing could be the solution. This cosmetic procedure can take years off your appearance, leaving you looking healthier, younger, and more attractive.

Have a tattoo that you are now regretting? Get it erased through tattoo removal technology.

Erases unwanted or regrettable ink in the skin with Q-switched lasers being the most commonly used to break ink pigment.

Laser Tattoo Removal

Tattoo Removal

Laser Tattoo Removal Procedure

Getting a tattoo used to mean a commitment to the ink for the rest of your life. There is still some truth to that as removing tattoos can be costly and time consuming, but newer technology allows the option of removing unwanted, regrettable tattoo ink. Perhaps the tattoo no longer resonates or maybe your skin has aged, making the tattoo change appearance. For those seeking to erase faded or regrettable tattoos, this article gives you the information you need to know about laser tattoo removal.

Exfoliate dead skin while reducing wrinkles, acne, and dark spots through a microdermabrasion procedure.

Uses a minimally abrasive instrument to gently sand the skin with a highly concentrated stream of crystals.

Crystal Microdermabrasion

Exfoliates the skin by removing dead, uneven layers of skin to allow radiant skin to surface.

Diamond Tip Microdermabrasion

There are two kinds of microdermabrasion treatments. One approach involves a hand-held device that streams tiny crystals across your skin. An attached vacuum simultaneously suctions those exfoliating crystals back into the machine, along with the dead or loosened skin. The newer approach uses a diamond-tip wand that is gently moved across your skin to exfoliate. Each treatment will last about a half hour. You may feel a mild scratching as the procedure removes the superficial skin cells. Additionally, you'll notice a vibrating sensation akin to a massage. There is also a suction mechanism to lift off the dead skin.

Microdermabrasion

Microdermabrasion is a non-invasive treatment that exfoliates dead skin using crystals or diamonds via a vacuum-powered wand. Microdermabrasion may increase collagen production while reducing wrinkles, acne, and dark spots.

Microdermabrasion is a very popular, minimally-invasive procedure. According to the 2017 Cosmetic Plastic Surgery Statistics Cosmetic Procedure Trends report by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, there were 740,287 microdermabrasion treatments performed in 2017.

A noninvasive procedure that stimulates new collagen production resulting in more youthful appearing skin.

Microneedles are used to reduce fine lines and wrinkles and tighten skin through stimulating collagen production.

Microneedling with PRP

Uses many small needles to puncture the skin that allows the body to naturally heal and improve skin texture.

Microneedling

Reduces the appearance of wrinkles, scarring, and sagging skin and helps to further stimulate collagens and healing.

Microneedling with Radiofrequency

Assists in skin regeneration and tightening, pore reduction, scars, acne, mild wrinkles, and skin discoloration.

Microneedling with PRP and Stem Cells

Microneedling Treatment

Microneedling, also known as collagen induction therapy (CIT) and skin needling, is a noninvasive procedure that stimulates new collagen production. Using microneedles, tiny punctures induce collagen and elastin production, resulting in more youthful appearing skin. The release of these properties aid in repairing the texture and resiliency of the skin. Microneedling addresses minor skin concerns such as skin laxity, fine lines, wrinkles, acne scarring, stretch marks, and skin discolorations.

Utilizes micro-needles to place permanent or semi-permanent ink on the skin to enhance the lips, brows, or lash lines.

Creates the illusion of fuller lips, with permanent options for those with ill-proportionated lips.

Cosmetic Lip Tattoo

An experience like getting tattooed, with the purpose of creating the illusion of hair in sparse areas on the scalp.

Scalp Micropigmentation

Micropigmentation

Micropigmentation is a process that involves using tiny micro-needles to place permanent tattoo ink or semi-permanent pigment on the skin for cosmetic reasons. The look of dense natural hair follicles is created during a scalp micropigmentation procedure while cosmetic semi-permanent makeup micropigmentation involves enhancing the lips, brows, or lash lines of the eyes with complimentary colors.

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