Peels are designed to address the brightness of skin or more complex issues like melasma. Peels are not the scary archaic procedures they used to be. Think of chemical peels as similar to the burning of a field in spring. After it is charred, it grows back more lush and vibrant. In essence, that’s exactly what a chemical peel does for your skin. They are a way to deliver a controlled injury that induce the healing capabilities of your body and proliferate new skin cells.
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This is an entry level peel that boosts collagen, removes dead tissue and addresses light pigment and texture issues. It provides 70% of the strength of the Signature RetinA Peel without the down time. While I typically recommend the Signature RetinA Peel for it’s enhanced results, this is a great option for someone whose schedule can’t accommodate the 48 hours of down time.
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This procedure is ideal for acne scarring and severe wrinkling of the tissue. Using a SkinPen, this is a sterile field technique that creates controlled micro-injuries to stimulate the body’s natural wound healing process, while minimizing cellular damage. The result is remodeling of scar tissue, while keeping the overall structure of the skin intact. The benefit of this procedure is there is virtually no downtime.
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HydraFacial is for everyone. HydraFacial uses a unique, patented Vortex-Fusion delivery system to exfoliate, extract and hydrate skin. I love this procedure because it's like a teeth cleaning for your skin. It exfoliates, power washes, excavates debris from the pores and then replenishes all of your ‘florides’ for your skin to function at its optimal level. There is no downtime. You can reapply makeup, if necessary, but its preferred you wait 3-6 hours for full effect.
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IPL is ideal to treat mild or moderate pigment issues and broken facial capillaries. The procedure uses a hand held device that delivers a broad spectrum ray of light that penetrates the tissue to target specific structures, like melanin and oxy hemoglobin. The light heats the structures to destruction that is then absorbed by the body.
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