Treatments
Sixteen treatments across injectables, skin, body, and wellness. Every plan is set by a licensed provider after a good-faith exam, and every page says who performs it and who it isn't for.
A tray, a plain unlabeled bottle, a cloth, a bowl. We photograph everything unbranded, because every device and product name in this category belongs to a manufacturer we are not enrolled with.
- On the menu
- 16 treatments
- Grouped
- Injectables, Skin, Body, Wellness
- Before any of them
- A good-faith exam, in person
Injectables
- NeuromodulatorsSoftens the lines that come from muscle movement.
- Dermal fillerReplaces volume where the face has lost it.
- Lip fillerDefinition and hydration, in small amounts.
- Facial balancingTreating the face as one structure instead of one feature.
- BiostimulatorsPrompts your own collagen instead of adding volume directly.
- Hyperhidrosis treatmentFor excessive sweating, usually underarms.
Skin
- MicroneedlingControlled injury that triggers remodeling.
- Radiofrequency microneedlingMicroneedling plus radiofrequency energy at depth.
- Chemical peelsChemical exfoliation, from light to medium depth.
- IPL photofacialTargets brown and red discoloration, not texture.
- Laser resurfacingThe heaviest skin treatment we offer, with real downtime.
- DermaplaningManual exfoliation. Immediate, mild, no downtime.
- Medical facialsCustomized, clinical, and not a spa facial.
Body
Wellness
Four treatments that are not under any concern
Four treatments are not listed under any concern. That is not an omission — a concern answers why your skin is doing something, and excessive sweating, localized body contouring, hair reduction and hydration are not skin appearance concerns. They live here only.
What any of this costs
We don't publish per-unit or per-syringe pricing, because the number only means something once we know how much you actually need — and quoting it beforehand pressures both of us toward a bigger number. You'll get a written plan with a total at your consultation, and the consultation is free.
Free, and about forty-five minutes
Most of a first visit is the conversation
About twenty-five of the forty-five minutes is talking, in a room that is not a treatment room. You leave with a written plan and a total, or with a recommendation to wait.
Request a consultationNot sure which one you need?
That is the normal case, and it is what the consultation is for. Three steps, and nothing is booked from this form.