Corrective work, planned in series, explained in full.
Every treatment starts with figuring out what your skin is actually doing and why it’s doing it. From there, we build the treatment around the mechanism we’re trying to change, not just the name of a facial on a menu.
You’ll leave knowing what we targeted, why we targeted it, what your skin is likely to do over the next few days, and exactly what we’re doing next.
Some things take one treatment, but meaningful corrective work usually doesn’t, and that doesn’t mean doing the strongest treatment possible every time. It means creating the right amount of change, giving your skin time to respond, and using that response to decide what we do next.
Treatments
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New Client x Nerdium.
A full skin analysis, a treatment appropriate to what we find, and a home routine short enough that you will actually do it. Required before advanced corrective services. -
The Signature Facial and The Signature Sculpt & Smooth.
These are your maintenance treatments, but “maintenance” doesn’t mean basic. Each facial is customized to what your skin needs that day, with a focus on keeping healthy skin functioning well, addressing smaller concerns before they become bigger ones, and giving you visible results without significant downtime. Choose Sculpt & Smooth when you want to add more lifting, sculpting, and facial massage into the equation.
Best for skin that is already in a pretty good place and would very much like to stay there.
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The Glow Getter and The Gent’s Revival.
Full treatment-room thinking, compressed into a shorter appointment. These are designed for when you want professional exfoliation, hydration, cleanup, and a noticeable refresh without turning your entire afternoon into a facial appointment.
Shorter does not mean generic. I’m still looking at your skin, deciding what makes sense for it, and adjusting the treatment accordingly. The goal is maximum payoff with minimal time and no planned downtime.
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The Glow Factor, Reverse & Resurface Peel, and Microneedling.
This is where we stop maintaining and start asking your skin to change. Advanced corrective treatments are designed for concerns like visible aging, texture, pigmentation, acne scarring, and other changes that usually require more than a really good facial.
These treatments create a controlled response in the skin, which means treatment selection, intensity, timing, and recovery all matter. Depending on what we’re targeting, that may mean growth-factor-based regenerative treatments, deeper chemical resurfacing, microneedling, or a planned series that uses more than one approach.
This is also where we have the honest conversation before we start: what kind of change is realistic, how much downtime comes with it, how many treatments I think it will take, and why I’m recommending that particular plan.