Dermaplaning is a manual exfoliation technique that uses a sterile surgical blade to gently remove dead skin cells and vellus hair (peach fuzz) from the skin's surface.

Clearing this outer layer allows for better product penetration and reveals a smoother, brighter complexion.

Dermaplaning is ideal for clients with dry, dull, or textured skin, as well as those looking to improve makeup application.

However, it may not be recommended for clients with active acne, inflamed breakouts, or compromised skin barriers.

A Hydrafacial uses a device with vortex technology to cleanse, exfoliate, extract impurities, and simultaneously infuse targeted serums. Unlike traditional extractions, it uses suction to gently and efficiently clear pores.

Yes! Hydrafacials help remove excess oil and debris while delivering anti-inflammatory and hydrating ingredients, making them a great complement to acne-focused treatments.

Hydrafacials are highly versatile and can improve congestion, dehydration, uneven tone, fine lines, and overall skin texture.

BioRePeel is a biphasic (two-phase) peel that works both on the surface and deeper layers of the skin.

It stimulates cell turnover and collagen production without the heavy peeling typically associated with traditional peels.

Many clients experience minimal to no visible peeling. However, mild dryness or flaking can occur as the skin renews itself.

The laser targets melanin (pigment) in the hair follicle, generating heat that damages the follicle and slows future hair growth.

Modern devices allow for treatment on a wide range of skin tones, but settings must be carefully selected to ensure safety and effectiveness.