• Acne - Skin prone to breakouts, including pimples, blackheads, and whiteheads.

• Aging - Skin showing signs of aging like wrinkles, fine lines, and age spots.

• Combination - Skin that’s oily in some areas (like the forehead, nose, and chin) and dry in others.

• Damaged - Skin that’s been harmed by the sun, environment, or has a weakened barrier.

• Dehydrated - Skin that feels tight, dry, and may look dull or flaky due to a lack of moisture.

• Dry - Skin that doesn’t produce enough oil, often feeling rough, flaky, or itchy.

• Glycated - Skin with lines and wrinkles, usually in a crosshatch formation, and loss of firmness.

• Hyperpigmented - Skin with dark spots or patches caused by sun damage, hormones, or acne.

• Oily - Skin that looks shiny and is prone to breakouts and large pores due to excess oil.

• Rosacea - Skin that’s red, easily flushed, and may have visible blood vessels or acne-like bumps.

• Sensitive - Skin that easily reacts to products, weather, or other triggers, often becoming red, itchy, or irritated

What Are Contraindications?
Contraindications are conditions or factors that may prevent you from receiving certain skincare treatments. If you have any of the following conditions, please let us know so we can adjust your treatment or recommend the best course of action for your safety and comfort.

• Suspicious Lesions or Open Wounds - If you have any open sores, unusual spots, or areas on your skin that look infected or concerning, it’s important to see a physician before getting a treatment. This does not include harmless conditions like moles or regular breakouts.

• Compromised Skin Barrier - If your skin is sensitive, inflamed, red, burning, itchy, rashy, dry, dehydrated, flaky, or cracking, it may be too reactive for certain treatments. Let us know if you're experiencing any of these symptoms.

• Herpetic Breakout - If you have any sores caused by the herpes virus, whether on your face or elsewhere, it's best to avoid facial treatments until they have fully healed.

• Photosensitivity/Photosensitizing - If you have a medical condition or are taking medication that makes your skin more sensitive to the sun, certain treatments may not be suitable. Please inform us if you are aware of any increased sun sensitivity.

• Couperose (Visible Red Blood Vessels) - If you have small, visible red blood vessels on your face due to weakened capillary walls, some treatments may need to be adjusted to avoid irritation.

• Claustrophobia - If you are uncomfortable in tight spaces, certain treatments like firming facials and HydraJelly masks might cause discomfort as they can feel slightly constricting. Please let us know if you have claustrophobia so we can ensure your comfort during the treatment.

Dermaplaning
A treatment that removes facial hair (peach fuzz) and dead skin cells, revealing smoother, healthier skin underneath.

• Best for: All skin types, especially those looking for a smoother complexion.

• Downtime: None

HydraJelly Mask
A soothing jelly mask that starts as a liquid and solidifies on the skin, cooling and calming redness, reducing the appearance of pores, and enhancing the absorption of serums.

• Best for: Sensitive, reactive, and all skin types looking for hydration and calming effects.

• Downtime: None

Hydrating Lactic Acid Peel
A gentle exfoliating peel that uses lactic acid to remove dead skin cells, improving hydration and texture while reducing fine lines, wrinkles, and dark spots.

• Best for: Aging, dry, and most skin types needing hydration and renewal.

• Downtime: Minimal (photosensitivity after treatment).

• Note: Discontinue use of all retinoid products at least 5 days before treatment.

Correcting Salicylic Acid Peel
An exfoliating peel that uses salicylic acid to penetrate and unclog pores, fighting acne and reducing redness and swelling.

• Best for: Combination, oily, and acne-prone skin needing deep cleansing and acne control.

• Downtime: Minimal (photosensitivity after treatment).

• Note: Discontinue use of all retinoid products at least 5 days before treatment.

Red Light Therapy
A treatment that uses red LED light to boost collagen production, reduce wrinkles, even skin tone, and improve overall skin texture and healing.

• Best for: All skin types seeking anti-aging benefits and enhanced skin radiance.

• Downtime: None

Firming Peptides
A firming and tightening treatment that combines peptides, antioxidants, and advanced skin regeneration techniques for instant lifting, firming, and detoxification. Known as the "Botox Facial."

• Best for: Aging, dull, sagging skin with UV damage needing firming and rejuvenation.

• Downtime: None

Vitamin A (Retinol) Treatment
A powerful treatment that accelerates skin renewal from within, addressing pigmentation, acne, sun damage, and fine lines.

• Best for: Pigmentation, acne, sun damage, fine lines, and wrinkles requiring deep renewal.

• Downtime: Minimal (photosensitivity after treatment). Peeling may occur 2-7 days after treatment.

• Note: Discontinue use of all retinoid products at least 5 days before treatment.