Our Services

Deluxe HydraFacial with LED & booster serum:

• Platinum HydraFacial – $280
• Restorative HydraFacial -$250
• Age Refining HydraFacial – $220
• Radiance HydraFacial – $210
• Clarifying HydraFacial – $210
• Signature HydraFacial – $170
• Dermaplaning HydraFacial treatment – $60

Avoid Alcohol in Cosmetic Products!
Alcohol is incredibly drying, but it’s surprisingly common in makeup and cleansers. Since your skin needs to stay hydrated during recovery, you should check the ingredients on your cosmetics and avoid anything that contains alcohol.

• A laser is used to create micro-channels beneath the skin’s surface and prompt collagen production
• The procedure typically takes 20 minutes
• It can reduce the appearance of scars, fine lines, wrinkles, and even sun damage

Sculptra is injected into the skin to diminish facial wrinkles. It contains PLLA, which acts as a collagen stimulator, helping to gradually restore fullness to facial wrinkles and folds. This results in a softer and more youthful appearance.
You may notice immediate results, but it can take a few months to see the full results of your treatment.
Your Sculptra specialist will work with you to determine the number of treatment sessions needed to achieve the best result. The average regimen consists of three injections spread out over three or four months.

The cost of Sculptra depends on several factors, including:
amount of enhancing or correction necessary to achieve the desired result number of treatment visits required geographic location
number of vials of Sculptra used discounts or special offers.

The Sculptra website lists the average total treatment cost as ranging from $1,500 to $3,500, depending on those factors and other factors.
Sculptra Aesthetic and other dermal fillers aren’t covered by health insurance.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Sculptra in 2004 for restoration following lipoatrophy for people with HIV.
In 2009, the FDA approved it under the brand name Sculptra Aesthetic for the treatment of deep facial wrinkles and folds for people with healthy immune systems.
It may cause swelling, redness, pain, and bruising at the injection site. Lumps under the skin and discoloration have also been reported.

• The procedure is performed in-office by a trained provider.
• No pretesting is required for Sculptra treatments.
• You can return to your normal activities immediately after treatment.
• There is no special preparation required.

Sculptra is used to diminish facial wrinkles and folds and has been clinically approved to treat
smile lines and other wrinkles around the nose and mouth as well as chin wrinkles.
Sculptra has many off-label uses, including:
nonsurgical butt lift or buttock augmentation correction of cellulite correction of chest, elbow, and knee wrinkles.
Sculptra has also become a popular choice for those looking to bulk up their appearance. It’s being used to create definition and the look of extra muscle mass on the:

• glutes
• thighs
• biceps
• triceps
• pectorals

Sculptra is not recommended for use on the eyes or the lips.

You can expect some swelling and bruising at the injection site. Other common side effects
include:

• redness
• tenderness
• pain
• bleeding
• itching
• bumps

Sculptra shouldn’t be used by people with a history of irregular scarring or anyone allergic to the ingredients of Sculptra. It shouldn’t be used at the site of skin sores, acne, cysts, rashes, or other skin inflammation.

Most people can return to their normal activities immediately after Sculptra injections.
Swelling, bruising, and other side effects are usually mild and subside within a few days. Doing the following will help speed along your recovery:

• Apply a cold pack to the affected area for a few minutes at a time within the first 24 hours.
• Following treatment, massage the area for five minutes at a time, five times a day, for five days.
• Avoid excessive sunlight or tanning beds until any redness and swelling has resolved.

Results are gradual, and it may take a few weeks to see the full effects of Sculptra. Results last up to two years.

There is no special preparation required for Sculptra. To reduce the risk of bleeding, your
doctor may ask that you stop taking NSAIDs such as aspirin, ibuprofen, and naproxen a few
days before treatment.

Some results can be seen after just one treatment, but full results take a few weeks.

The average treatment regimen consists of three injections over the course of three or four months.

Results can last up to two years.

Xeomin side effects or injection complications may include bleeding or bruising. Allergic reactions may also occur with Xeomin.

Like all other botulinum products, Xeomin poses a rare risk for spreading outside of the
injection site. If this occurs, life-threatening swallowing and breathing problems may result. Of note, this side effect has not been seen in people receiving neurotoxins for cosmetic reasons.

Your facial plastic surgeon will numb the area first, minimizing any injection pain.

The wrinkle-smoothing results seen with Xeomin typically last up to six months.

Results are visible within one week.

The main difference is that Xeomin is “naked”; this means that it contains just one ingredient:
Botulinum toxin A. There are no additives, making an allergic reaction less probable. It also does not have to be refrigerated.

• Provide complete rejuvenation
  PRP stimulates the production of collagen and elastin, which thickens and tightens thinned skin, effectively smoothing wrinkles and fine lines. Since it increases collagen production, it is also a great way to improve overall skin texture and tone. This is especially beneficial for people with rosacea or acne.
• PRP is extremely effective for treating difficult-to-treat areas, such as the delicate under-eye area, where clients often first notice signs of aging, but where a laser cannot be used.

Plasma FaceLift treats a number of different areas of the face. It can make the skin tighter, firmer, and less baggy. This will enlarge and lift the cheek area. The procedure can lift and strengthen the lower part of the face and neck, for a tighter jaw line, and smooth appearance. In general, the procedure can give you a renewed, and more youthful appearance.

Is plasma good for your face?
Plasma contains restorative molecules and proteins that provide nutrients for skin cells to aid in cellular repair, so it is the healthiest, most natural way to improve the appearance of wrinkles, scars and other aging effects. When combined with additional collagen, which is also natural to the body, it is even more effective.

Is PRP good for the eyes?
One of its most effective uses is in the area under the eyes. … Thin skin is what causes dark circles under the eyes because it allows the blood vessels to show. When injected, PRP begins to work immediately, restoring volume, elasticity and increasing collagen and elastin production.

Please contact us for your personalized complimentary consultation to book this incredible procedure!!!

How much is PRP under the eyes?
The average cost for an under-eye PRP treatment is between $ 1,100 and $ 1,400, with most people spending around $ 1,300. Then there is a PRP therapy fee of about $ 500, which includes retrieval and processing of your blood.

How much is PRP for full face?
The typical market rate ranges from $ 500 to $ 1,500 per zone,  with a “Full face” procedure typically costing $3000

Can I wash my face after a PRP injections?
DO NOT wash or pour water on treated areas until the scabs are gone to minimize your risk of infection. Use a face sponge with a dedicated face wash to clean the untreated areas of your face or neck until the scabs come off. This is considered a dry cure. If the area becomes damp while showering, gently pat dry. This usually takes 24-48 hours.

Can I wear makeup after plasma?
We recommend that you do not apply makeup on an area treated during the 5-7-day healing process, because applying and / or removing makeup can prematurely break up scabs before they are ready to peel off. … that swelling and inflammation within 1-5 days after treatment is normal.

PRP is very safe as it uses your own natural ingredients. This is also not a new treatment. It has long been recognized and used in hospitals and sports medicine for its effective wound healing properties.

An allergic reaction.
Since you may not be allergic to your own blood, there is virtually no risk of an allergic reaction to PRP injections. This may make vampire injections attractive to some seekers of eternal youth.

Side Effects
Temporary mild irritation, swelling, bruising, itching, or discoloration may occur at the injection site.

Pain in the area of ​​injury
Some people who have received PRP therapy complain of tenderness at the injection site, but this is typically very mild and will resolve within 1 week.

Infection
With any injection, there is a small risk of developing an infection. These risks are greatly
minimized through proper clean procedures, sterile equipment, and state-of-the-art
techniques.

Skin damage
There is a very small risk of developing a skin discoloration or bruising, but these effects
typically resolve within 1-2 weeks.

PRP results appear immediately. The growth of new cells in your skin generated by platelet-rich plasma will take anywhere from 3 weeks to several month, so your results will continue to improve over time. Full cosmetic result will be visibleafter three to four weeks, but they persist for a long time, usually 12 to 18 months after the initial series of three treatments.

Treatment with Botox and other fillers stops over time, but platelet-rich plasma persists and looks better for 18 months to two years as it continues to promote healthy, natural cell growth and rejuvenation.

SkinPen Microneedling is clinically shown to reduce the appearance of acne scars. t’s a minimally invasive procedure performed in-office with little downtime. As the first FDA -cleared Microneedling device, SkinPen sets the industry standard for safety. Most procedures take about 30 minutes, and results can be seen in as few as three treatments.

SkinPen Microneedling procedures tend to cost varies depending on the size and number of treatment areas.

The skin will appear slightly pink to red immediately post-procedure, similar to a mild to moderate sunburn. Additionally, the most common treatment responses experienced were dryness, rout skin, tightness, redness, itching, peeling, discomfort, tenderness, and burning. These conditions resolved over time without any further complications.

• Advise patient to avoid sweaty exercise and sun exposure for 72 hours post-procedure

• It is recommended to avoid other facial aesthetic treatment the month following SkinPen Microneedling treatment

• Downtime for this procedure is 72 hours. Wearing sunscreen and avoiding direct sunlight is important during this time frame and afterwards when the skin heals your can return to your normal activities

Laser hair removal is based on highly concentrated laser beams of light. During the treatment, the light laser is beamed at hair follicles. When the pigment in a follicle absorbs the light, the hair follicle heats up. The heat produced by the conversion of light energy to heat results in the permanent destruction of the hair follicle.

While laser hair removal can achieve permanent hair removal, typically, multiple treatments are required to ensure permanent results.

While laser hair removal is mostly used as a cosmetic procedure, it is a complex, risky activity that should be done in consultation with a medical professional. If the procedure is done by an untrained person, it could burn the skin or leave scars on the skin.

You should therefore consult with a dermatologist or other qualified medical specialist in a hair removal clinic. The doctor will assess if laser hair removal is safe and appropriate for your situation.

Before the treatment, you should cease all hair waxing to allow the hair follicles to develop so they can be targeted during the procedure. Follow any other instructions as provided by your doctor.

Since laser hair removal typically involves multiple sessions, costs vary widely.

The average session costs anywhere from $200 to $250. You may pay more or less depending on the part of the skin from which hair needs to be removed.

Laser hair removal has some obvious advantages. It achieves long-lasting results that are not achievable with any of these other options. This means you can stop shaving nearly permanently.

In addition, unlike waxing and plucking, laser hair removal involves a lot less pain. Your skin will be numbed ahead of time to make the process nearly painless.

Pressotherapy can benefit a wide range of individuals, including those who are looking to:

• Improve lymphatic flow and drainage.
• Reduce the appearance of cellulite.
• Detoxify the body.
• Improve circulation.
• Alleviate pain and discomfort associated with certain conditions, such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, and chronic fatigue syndrome.
• Boost the immune system.

Additionally, pressotherapy can be beneficial for individuals who lead a sedentary lifestyle, have poor circulation, or experience swelling in the legs or arms.

Athletes and individuals who engage in regular physical activity may also benefit from pressotherapy to help with recovery and to reduce muscle soreness and fatigue.

The frequency of pressotherapy sessions varies depending on the individual’s needs and goals.

However, most practitioners recommend a series of sessions to achieve optimal results. Typically, a series of 10-12 sessions is recommended for best results, with sessions spaced 2-3 times per week.

After the initial series of sessions, maintenance sessions can be done once a month.

Pressotherapy is done using a special compression device that is wrapped around the legs, arms, or torso. The device has chambers that are filled with air, which are then inflated and deflated in a specific sequence. The pressure created by the device helps to stimulate lymphatic flow and improve circulation.

During the procedure, the patient lies down on a table and the compression device is wrapped around the targeted area. The device is then turned on, and the chambers are inflated and deflated in a specific sequence. The pressure can be adjusted according to the patient’s comfort level.

Pressotherapy is a safe and non-invasive procedure with very few risks or complications. However, as with any medical procedure, there are some potential risks and complications that patients should be aware of.

• Bruising: Some patients may experience bruising or soreness at the site of the treatment.

• Infection: In rare cases, there is a risk of infection if the compression device is not properly cleaned and sanitized.

• Skin irritation: Some patients may experience skin irritation or sensitivity to the material used in the compression device.

• Blood clots: Patients with a history of blood clots should consult with their healthcare provider before undergoing pressotherapy.