01 / Chemical Peels
Chemical Peels
A controlled application of acids loosens the bonds between surface skin cells so the outer layer sheds and is replaced. Depth is set by the formula, the concentration, and the contact time.
PCA peel, $125, with a $55 retinol boost add on. Our workhorse superficial peel, customized at the visit for tone, congestion, early pigment, and texture. Mild flaking on days two through four. The retinol boost pushes turnover further and usually increases the peeling.
VI Peel, face and neck, $325, or buy 2 get 1 free. A medium depth peel for established pigment, uneven tone, fine lines, and acne scarring. You wear the solution home, wash it off on a schedule, and peel visibly from about day three to day six. The buy 2 get 1 free structure exists because this peel is built to be used in a series.
VI Peel body, $400 to $625, or a package of 3 for $800 to $1,250. The same chemistry on the chest, back, arms, or hands, priced by area size. Body skin turns over more slowly, so peeling starts later and results build more gradually.
Series. Superficial peels every four to six weeks, medium depth peels spaced further apart. Your provider sets the interval after seeing how your skin handled the first one.
02 / Facials, $135, or a package of 4 for $440
Facials, $135, or a package of 4 for $440
A full cleanse, exfoliation, extractions where appropriate, a treatment mask, and product chosen for your skin that day. It is the least aggressive treatment here and the most useful for maintenance between clinical work.
It addresses congestion, blackheads, dryness, and the general drift that happens when a home routine slips. It also gives your provider a regular look at your skin, which is how a plan gets adjusted before a problem becomes established.
Downtime. None, beyond an hour of mild redness if extractions were extensive. Series. Every four to six weeks, which is what the package of 4 is priced for.
03 / Dermaplaning, $75, or a package of 4 for $250
Dermaplaning, $75, or a package of 4 for $250
A sterile blade held at an angle removes the outermost layer of dead skin along with vellus hair, the fine down on the face. Nothing penetrates the skin.
It improves surface texture, dullness, and the way makeup sits, and it helps product absorb, so it is often added ahead of another treatment. The hair grows back at the same texture and rate it had before. It does not return coarser. That is a persistent myth.
Downtime. None, though skin is more photosensitive for a few days, so sunscreen matters more than usual. Series. Every four weeks, which tracks the skin's own cycle.
04 / DiamondGlow, $175, or a package of 6 for $875. With a facial, $275
DiamondGlow, $175, or a package of 6 for $875. With a facial, $275
One wand exfoliates with a diamond tip, extracts debris with suction, and infuses a condition specific serum in the same pass. Serum selection is what tailors it, with different formulations for congested skin, for dryness, and for tone.
It addresses dullness, congestion, dehydration, and uneven texture. Skin often looks brighter immediately, which is why it is a common choice before an event. The $275 combination adds the full facial protocol, including a mask and extended extractions, in a longer appointment.
Downtime. None. Series. Monthly, which is what the package of 6 is priced around.
05 / Microneedling, $350 to $500, or a package of 3 for $900 to $1,300. ReVamp with PRP, $650
Microneedling, $350 to $500, or a package of 3 for $900 to $1,300. ReVamp with PRP, $650
A motorized pen creates thousands of controlled micro channels in the skin. The injury is deliberate and small, and the healing response it triggers builds new collagen over the following weeks and months.
It addresses acne scarring, enlarged pores, fine lines, crepey texture, and overall skin quality. Because it is mechanical rather than light based, it suits a much wider range of skin tones than IPL. Cost follows the area treated and the depth and number of passes needed: face alone sits at the lower end, adding neck, chest, or a body area moves it up.
ReVamp, $650, combines microneedling with platelet rich plasma drawn from your own blood at the visit, spun down, and applied as the channels are created. The rationale is that concentrated growth factors support the healing response. Results still vary from person to person.
Downtime. A sunburned appearance for roughly 24 to 48 hours, sometimes mild swelling on day one and light flaking around days three to five. Makeup is usually back on at 24 hours. Series. Three treatments four to six weeks apart, which the package of 3 is built around. Scarring often needs more than three.
06 / Morpheus8, face or body, $1,000 to $1,500, or a package of 3 for $3,000 to $4,500
Morpheus8, face or body, $1,000 to $1,500, or a package of 3 for $3,000 to $4,500
Radiofrequency energy is delivered through insulated microneedles to a set depth beneath the skin. The needles create the channels and the radiofrequency heats the tissue below the surface. That deeper thermal effect is what separates it from standard microneedling.
It addresses skin laxity, jawline definition, submental fullness and the neck, deeper acne scarring, and texture that surface treatments have not moved. Body areas include the abdomen, arms, and knees. Price is set by the size and number of areas, and you get your number at consultation before you book.
Downtime. Redness and a grid pattern of tiny marks for two to four days, swelling on days one and two, dryness for up to a week. Most patients are presentable with makeup at day three.
Timeline and series. Some tightening is often noticed early, but the meaningful change is collagen driven and builds over three to six months, so the honest answer to "when will I see it" is later than most people want. Three treatments four to six weeks apart is standard. Results vary substantially with age, baseline collagen, degree of laxity, and sun protection afterward.
07 / IPL, $300 to $700, or a package of 3 for $800 to $2,000
IPL, $300 to $700, or a package of 3 for $800 to $2,000
Intense pulsed light. Broad spectrum light is filtered and delivered into the skin, where it is absorbed by pigment and by hemoglobin in small vessels. Absorbed light becomes heat, the target is disrupted, and the body clears it.
It is the most targeted option here for sun spots, freckling, general sun damage, background redness, rosacea associated flushing, and visible capillaries. Price follows area size and pulse count: face alone sits low in the range, face plus neck plus chest sits higher.
Downtime. Pigmented spots typically darken within a day, look like coffee grounds for several days, and flake off around days five to seven, with redness and mild swelling for a day or two. This is not a treatment to schedule the week of an event. Series. Three sessions three to four weeks apart is typical, with annual or seasonal maintenance.
Important limitation. IPL is not appropriate for every skin tone. Read the safety section below before booking this one.
08 / SkinVive, $750
SkinVive, $750
A hyaluronic acid microdroplet injectable placed in small deposits just beneath the skin surface. It is an injectable for skin smoothness and hydration, not a resurfacing or exfoliating treatment, which is why it sits slightly apart from the rest of this page.
It improves smoothness and the quality of light reflection off the cheek in skin that is otherwise structurally fine. It is not a volumizing filler, so it adds no shape or lift, and it does not treat pigment or surface texture.
