Your treatment begins with a thorough skin analysis and customized double cleanse, followed by exfoliation, hydrodermabrasion, extractions as needed, and targeted serum infusion.

From there, your esthetician will select the corrective enhancement that best complements your skin that day, which may include dermaplaning, a customized chemical peel, or electroporation to further target concerns such as texture, congestion, pigmentation, dehydration, or overall skin rejuvenation.

Oxygen infusion provides a refreshing boost of hydration and skin-supportive ingredients, leaving the complexion looking plump, refreshed, and radiant.

A relaxing lymphatic massage helps encourage fluid movement while reducing the appearance of puffiness and creating a more sculpted, refreshed appearance.

Controlled radiofrequency gently heats the skin to stimulate collagen production and support firmer, more toned-looking skin—bringing the treatment’s relaxation and results together.

We’ll finish with professional products selected specifically for your skin, focusing on hydration, barrier support, and protection to complement your treatment and maintain your results at home.

Arrive with clean skin and avoid using harsh exfoliants, scrubs, or strong active ingredients such as retinoids, AHAs, or BHAs for a few days before your appointment. Avoid waxing or other aggressive hair-removal treatments in the treatment area for at least 48 hours prior. If possible, come with minimal makeup so we can begin your treatment right away.

Most importantly, keep your skin hydrated and protected with SPF leading up to your appointment. If you’re unsure whether a product or treatment should be paused beforehand, feel free to reach out, im happy to help you prepare your skin for the best possible results.

Botox: Wait 6-7 days post injections to get facial

Fillers: Wait at least 2 weeks

Deep peels or fractional lasers: Wait 30 Days

Your skin may look fresh, hydrated, and slightly flushed immediately following your treatment. To protect your results and support your skin’s barrier, follow these guidelines:

For the first 24–48 hours:

    •    Keep your routine gentle and hydrating.

    •    Avoid exfoliating acids, retinoids, scrubs, and other active ingredients unless specifically instructed otherwise.

    •    Avoid excessive heat, including saunas, steam rooms, hot yoga, and very hot showers.

 •    Avoid strenuous exercise immediately following treatment if your skin is feeling warm or sensitive.

    •    Avoid picking, rubbing, or unnecessarily touching the skin.

    •    Apply SPF 30+ daily and limit prolonged sun exposure.

Depending on your corrective modality:

Additional aftercare may be recommended following your treatment. Chemical peels, in particular, may require specific product restrictions and peeling care. Your individualized aftercare instructions will be based on the modality performed and your skin’s needs.

At home:

Focus on hydration, barrier support, and consistent sun protection. Your professional skincare routine is an important part of maintaining the results of your facial and supporting long-term skin health.

Your skin doesn’t stop benefiting from your facial when you leave. The right home care helps protect your investment and keep your results going.

• Oncological diseases or history of cancer within the last 5 years

• Autoimmune or communicable diseases

• Infectious skin diseases or open wounds in the treatment area

• Active acne, severe inflammation, or open lesions

• Active herpes simplex or cold sores

• Abnormal growths, suspicious lesions, or diagnosed melanoma

• Severe forms of rosacea, dermatitis, or fragile capillaries

• Recent cosmetic procedures

• Blood disorders or use of anticoagulant medications

• Acute inflammatory or febrile conditions

• Epilepsy or seizure disorders

• Uncontrolled diabetes mellitus

• Individual intolerance to electrical, light-based, or cold treatments

• Sunburned, over-exfoliated, or compromised skin

• Open wounds, cuts, or lesions

• Severe rosacea or skin with visible telangiectasia (spider veins)

• Active skin infections (bacterial, viral, fungal)

• Highly sensitive or reactive skin

• Recent chemical peels or laser treatments (within 7–14 days)

• Autoimmune skin conditions (e.g., lupus, psoriasis flare-ups)

• Use of oral isotretinoin in the past 6–12 months

• Pregnancy

• Metal implants or pacemakers