Skin, elevated.

A streamlined medical facial — professional cleanse, exfoliation, extractions, a treatment mask, and finishing serum and SPF. Every step is chosen for your skin on the day rather than run from a fixed protocol.

First facials, healthy skin that just needs a professional deep-clean, teens and younger skin, and maintenance between deeper treatments.

A relaxed 30 minutes. Light extractions can bring brief pressure, and skin may be faintly pink for an hour or two. No real downtime — makeup and normal activity right after.

An immediate glow and smoother, cleaner texture. Best kept up monthly to stay ahead of congestion and dullness.

A results-driven facial built around one goal — clearing congestion, reviving dullness, or softening early aging. Adds targeted active ingredients, deeper exfoliation, and often a light enzyme or peel step.

Skin with a specific concern: breakouts and clogged pores, uneven tone, or the first fine lines — anyone ready to move past a basic facial into corrective care.

Sixty minutes with stronger actives, so mild tingling and temporary flushing are normal. Skin may look pink for a few hours. Minimal to no true downtime.

Visible improvement in the targeted concern, building over a series. We usually suggest a short course every 3–4 weeks, then monthly maintenance.

Our flagship. The full corrective facial plus a technology add-on such as LED or microcurrent, lymphatic massage, and layered finishing care — the complete eight 01 ritual.

Special-occasion prep, a meaningful reset, or anyone who wants the most comprehensive non-injectable treatment we offer. Tailored to every skin type on the day.

Seventy-five unhurried, deeply relaxing minutes. Skin emerges radiant and plump with only temporary pinkness that settles within hours. No meaningful downtime.

The most dramatic single-visit glow we offer, with cumulative benefit when repeated. Beautiful before an event; transformative as a monthly ritual.

A fine-tipped device creates thousands of controlled micro-channels in the skin. Those tiny, precise injuries trigger your body's natural repair response — fresh collagen and elastin — remodeling texture from within. No heat, no filler.

Fine lines, enlarged pores, uneven texture, acne scarring, and overall firmness. Because it's mechanical rather than light-based, it suits most skin tones and types.

Numbing cream first, so discomfort is minimal — most feel light sandpaper pressure. Expect redness like a mild sunburn for 24–48 hours. Mineral makeup the next day, and diligent SPF is essential while you heal.

Skin looks fresher within a week, and collagen remodeling continues for weeks after. A series of three, spaced 4–6 weeks apart, gives the most noticeable, lasting change.

The same collagen-induction treatment, amplified with platelet-rich plasma (PRP) drawn from a small sample of your own blood. The concentrated growth factors from your platelets are applied to the fresh channels to accelerate healing and deepen the regenerative response — nothing synthetic.

Anyone wanting stronger results than standard microneedling, more advanced aging or scarring, or a fully natural, autologous (your-own-body) approach.

A quick blood draw, then numbing and treatment. Redness for 24–48 hours — occasionally a touch more than standard microneedling given the added depth. Same simple aftercare and careful sun protection.

A fuller glow and firmer, more even skin, often visible a little faster than standard microneedling. Best in a series of three, spaced 4–6 weeks apart.

Our deepest regenerative protocol, enhanced with concentrated platelet-derived growth factors (PDGF) that give the skin the strongest signal to rebuild. The most advanced collagen-remodeling treatment on our menu.

More established texture concerns, acne scarring, and early skin laxity — anyone seeking the maximum non-surgical regenerative response.

Numbing, then treatment with the growth-factor system worked into the channels. Redness and mild swelling for 24–72 hours depending on depth. Attentive aftercare and strict sun protection matter here.

The most significant remodeling we offer, building steadily over 4–8 weeks and beyond. A series delivers the fullest correction; we'll map the right number with you at consultation.

Microneedling on the scalp creates the same controlled micro-channels we use on skin — here, to boost blood flow, wake dormant hair follicles, and stimulate the scalp's own growth factors. It also helps topical hair treatments absorb far more effectively, and can be paired with your own PRP for a stronger regenerative signal.

Thinning hair, a widening part, early hair loss, or a softening hairline — for both women and men who want a natural, non-surgical path to fuller hair.

Numbing first, then treatment across the thinning areas — most feel light pressure. Expect some scalp redness or tenderness for a day or so. Minimal downtime; just avoid washing your hair or heavy sweating for the rest of the day.

Best as a series of 4–6 sessions spaced a few weeks apart, with gradual thickening over several months as the follicles respond. Bundle the series as a package and save 15%, then maintain with occasional sessions.

A gentle, superficial peel — typically alpha- and beta-hydroxy acids — that dissolves the dull, dead surface layer to reveal brighter, smoother skin underneath. The classic "lunchtime peel."

Dullness, mild uneven tone, rough texture, and light congestion. An excellent first peel and a great ongoing maintenance step. Suits most skin types.

A brief tingle during application and a light flush afterward. Little to no visible peeling — perhaps some fine flaking for a day. Makeup that evening or the next morning is fine.

An immediate fresh-faced brightness. Best as a series or a monthly ritual to keep skin clear and glowing.

A deeper resurfacing peel that works past the surface to address tone and fine lines, often using stronger acids or a light TCA blend calibrated to your skin.

Fine lines, more noticeable uneven tone, sun damage, and stubborn texture — skin ready for real correction with a little planned downtime.

Warmth and tingling during; skin turns pink, then flakes and peels lightly over 3–5 days. Let it shed naturally — no picking — and keep SPF constant while you heal.

Smoother, more even, visibly renewed skin once peeling completes. Most effective in a short series spaced several weeks apart.

Our strongest peel — typically a higher-strength TCA — for maximum correction, reaching deeper to resurface significant pigment, texture, and sun damage.

More pronounced pigmentation, acne scarring, deeper sun damage, and advanced texture. Chosen carefully at consultation, and not right for every skin type or every season.

More intensity during application and meaningful downtime — several days of visible peeling and redness. Diligent aftercare and complete sun avoidance are essential while skin regenerates.

The most dramatic resurfacing we offer, revealing markedly clearer, smoother, more even skin. Usually a considered single treatment or a carefully spaced short series.

A quick, in-office treatment to remove benign (non-cancerous) skin lesions — skin tags, cherry angiomas, milia, sebaceous hyperplasia, and other small raised or textured spots. Using gentle medical methods such as fine electrocautery or cryotherapy, your provider removes each lesion precisely, with care taken to protect the surrounding skin.

Bothersome skin tags on the neck or underarms, small red cherry angiomas, stubborn milia, and other clearly benign spots you'd simply like gone. Anything that looks changing, irregular, or suspicious is referred out for evaluation first — your safety comes before any cosmetic removal.

Most removals take only a few minutes per spot, with numbing as needed. You may have a small scab or pink mark that heals over one to two weeks. Simple aftercare and diligent SPF keep the skin healing cleanly, with minimal downtime.

Most benign lesions are gone in a single visit. Pricing is per spot and set with you at consultation — bring your list and we'll map it out together. Note: we treat only benign, cosmetic lesions; anything requiring diagnosis is referred to a dermatologist.