Medical-Grade Skin Renewal
HydraFacial treatments and chemical peels improve skin function through controlled exfoliation and renewal. While both support cell turnover and skin clarity, they work in different ways—allowing us to tailor treatment based on your skin’s needs.
HydraFacial focuses on gentle, no-downtime exfoliation and hydration, while chemical peels provide deeper resurfacing to address more persistent concerns.
HydraFacial® MD Treatments
HydraFacial® MD uses a multi-step process to cleanse, exfoliate, extract, and hydrate the skin. It is designed for ongoing maintenance, barrier support, and immediate improvement in skin clarity and hydration.
HydraFacial Signature
A foundational treatment that deeply cleanses pores, gently exfoliates, and hydrates the skin.
HydraFacial Deluxe
Builds on the Signature treatment with targeted boosters to address concerns such as congestion, fine lines, or uneven tone, and includes LED light therapy to support skin clarity and healing.
HydraFacial Platinum
Our most comprehensive treatment, incorporating lymphatic drainage and advanced boosters to support skin resilience and long-term skin health.
HydraFacial Acne
Designed for acne-prone skin using targeted solutions to reduce congestion, oil buildup, and inflammation.
HydraFacial Plus
A custom treatment for the face, neck, and décolleté using advanced hydration and barrier-supporting solutions.
HydraFacial Keravive (Scalp)
A targeted scalp treatment designed to cleanse follicles, remove buildup, and support a healthier scalp environment.
Medical-Grade Chemical Peels
Chemical peels use controlled exfoliation to accelerate cell turnover and resurface the skin. These treatments are selected when deeper correction is needed beyond what maintenance-based treatments can achieve.
Peels may be used to address:
- Pigmentation and sun damage
- Acne and congestion
- Uneven tone and texture
- Dull or rough skin
- Body texture concerns, including keratosis pilaris
Additional Facial Treatments
Cancer-Safe Facials
Performed by a certified oncology-trained aesthetician using oncology-safe products, designed for patients undergoing or recovering from cancer treatment.
Customized Medical Facials
Facial treatments tailored to skin type, sensitivity, and specific concerns using medical-grade products and protocols.
Why Exfoliation Matters
Healthy skin relies on consistent cell turnover and a strong barrier. Over time, buildup of dead skin cells and congestion can contribute to breakouts, uneven tone, and rough texture.
These treatments support long-term skin health by maintaining clarity, improving texture, and promoting more balanced, resilient skin.
Before Your Appointment
To reduce the risk of irritation and support optimal results:
- Avoid sun exposure or tanning for 1–2 weeks prior; use SPF daily
- Discontinue retinoids, exfoliants, and active skincare 3–5 days before treatment
- Avoid waxing, threading, or tweezing the area for 1 week prior
- Arrive with clean skin—no makeup, lotions, or oils
- Inform your provider of recent treatments, including Botox or fillers
After Treatment
To support healing and results:
- Apply broad-spectrum SPF daily and avoid direct sun exposure
- Avoid exfoliating products, retinol, or acne treatments for 5–7 days
- Avoid heat, saunas, and strenuous exercise for 48 hours
- Keep skin hydrated with gentle products Do not pick or scratch the skin
Maintain clear, balanced, and healthy skin with treatments designed to support long-term skin quality.
BEFORE & AfTERS
Real Results. Real Confidence.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Your Top Questions, Clearly Answered.
Are Hydrafacial treatments and peels the same thing?
They are different but complementary. Hydrafacial treatments focus on cleansing, hydration, and gentle exfoliation, while peels use controlled chemical exfoliation to address deeper concerns such as pigmentation, acne, and texture.
Can these treatments be done on the body or scalp?
Yes. Treatments can be customized for areas such as the scalp, neck, décolleté, back, and body. Certain peels may be used for body texture concerns such as keratosis pilaris.
Is there downtime after these treatments?
Most Hydrafacial treatments involve little to no downtime. Peels vary in strength and may cause mild redness or peeling depending on the formulation used.
How often should I schedule Hydrafacial treatments or peels?
Hydrafacial treatments are commonly performed monthly. Peels are typically spaced several weeks apart, depending on skin type and treatment goals.
Is laser hair reduction safe for my skin type?
Treatment safety depends on skin tone, hair color, and device settings. Our providers customize treatments to your skin type to maximize safety and effectiveness.
Are these treatments safe for sensitive or medically compromised skin?
Yes. Treatments are customized based on skin condition, including options appropriate for sensitive skin and oncology patients.
Can these treatments help with acne or clogged pores?
Yes. Both Hydrafacial treatments and peels are effective for improving congestion, oil buildup, and breakouts when selected appropriately.
Can these treatments be combined with lasers or injectables?
Yes. Hydrafacial treatments and peels are often used to prepare the skin for or maintain results from lasers, microneedling, and injectable treatments.