Laser hair removal uses lasers to target the pigment (melanin) in hair follicles, damaging them and hindering future hair growth. Advanced laser hair removal refers to newer technologies that offer…

A controlled application of a chemical solution to remove damaged outer layers of skin. The strength of the peel determines the depth of penetration and the intensity of the results.…

DiamondGlow®: A brand name for a microdermabrasion treatment using a diamond-tipped wand to exfoliate the top layer of skin. It removes dead skin cells, unclogs pores, and promotes brighter, smoother…

A non-invasive skincare treatment that cleanses, exfoliates, and nourishes the face. Facials can address various concerns like dryness, acne, and uneven skin tone. They typically involve steaming, extractions (removal of…

A broad term for substances injected into the skin for various cosmetic purposes. Common injectables include fillers, neurotoxins (Botox), and fat transfer. Pros: Minimally invasive, targeted approach to address specific…

A non-ablative light treatment using broad-spectrum light pulses to target various skin concerns. IPL can address sun damage, uneven skin tone, rosacea, and some types of acne. Pros: Less invasive…

A brand name for a family of hyaluronic acid (HA) dermal fillers used for various cosmetic purposes. HA is a naturally occurring sugar molecule that plumps the skin by attracting…

A brand name for an injectable treatment using deoxycholic acid to destroy fat cells under the chin, specifically targeting a double chin. The body naturally absorbs the destroyed fat cells,…

A cosmetic procedure using lasers to ablate (remove) or non-ablatively (rejuvenate) the outer layers of skin. Ablative lasers remove a precise layer of skin, improving deeper wrinkles and scars. Non-ablative…

Uses lasers to target and destroy unwanted blood vessels, often visible on the face and legs. The laser heats the vein, causing it to collapse and shrink. Pros: Minimally invasive,…