Chemical compounds that are used for exfoliation, brightening, and drawing in moisture. Examples include alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) like lactic, glycolic, and mandelic along with the beta hydroxy acid (BHA), salicylic.

Substances that help protect the skin from free radical damage caused by environmental factors like UV radiation and pollution.

The building blocks of proteins, essential for maintaining the skin’s structure and function. 

An ancient system of holistic healing originating from India. In skincare, Ayurvedic principles involve balancing individual doshas (energies) to promote overall well-being. * I use Ayurvedic ingredients throughout each service.

Skincare ingredients designed to address hyperpigmentation, reduce dark spots, and reveal a radiant complexion. * The only ingredient legally allowed to be called a LIGHTENER is Hydroquinone.

A skincare treatment involving the application of a chemical solution to exfoliate the skin, resulting in improved texture and tone.

The use of a chilled metal hammer-shaped tool to soothe and calm the skin, reducing inflammation and redness.

Procedures, such as microneedling and microchanneling, aimed at stimulating the production of collagen to improve skin elasticity and firmness.

A method of exfoliation that uses a sterile blade to gently removing “dead” skin and fine vellus hair.

The use of proteyolytic enzymes like papain and bromelain to break down “dead” skin, promoting a smoother complexion without causing a drastic change in the skin’s pH like acids would.

Using various movements to manually manipulate facial muscles to improve circulation, relax tension, improve lymph flow and enhance the overall appearance of the skin.

A Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) technique involving scraping the skin with a smooth-edged tool to promote blood circulation and lymphatic drainage.

A skincare treatment using a Tesla current that creates oxygen sparks to address various skin concerns, including acne and inflammation.

A procedure that combines exfoliation, cleansing, and hydration to improve skin texture and radiance. *I use a Hydrafacial machine

A tool made of copper and tin used in Ayurvedic skincare practices to massage and balance the skin's energy.

The use of focused laser light to address various skin concerns, including unwanted hair, pigmentation, wrinkles, and vascular concerns.

The use of near infrared light to target various skin issues, such as acne, inflammation, hyperpigmentation, and signs of aging.

The application of various masks, such as clay or sheet masks, to address specific skincare concerns.

A technique involving injections of vitamins, enzymes, and other nutrients to rejuvenate and tighten the skin.

A non-invasive exfoliation technique that uses a machine to remove the outer layer of dead skin cells, revealing a fresher complexion.

Similar to microneedling, microchanneling involves creating microscopic channels in the skin to enhance the absorption of topical skincare products.

A low-level electrical current that stimulates facial muscles, promoting toning and tightening of the skin.

A procedure that uses fine needles to create tiny, controlled injuries in the skin, promoting collagen and elastin production for skin rejuvenation.

A device that utilizes a mist of oxygen to deliver nutrient-rich serums to the skin for hydration and rejuvenation.

Short chains of amino acids that are often used for their ability to support collagen production and improve skin elasticity.

A treatment that uses radiofrequency energy to stimulate collagen production and tighten the skin.

The use of stem cells in skincare to promote skin regeneration and repair.

A method that uses a zap of heat to address skin tags and other imperfections like Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra or DPN (known colloquially as “moles”).

An ancient system of wellness that focuses on balancing the body's energy, or qi, to enhance overall wellbeing. I use these prinicples in esthetics to analyze the skin and enhance the massage portion of the facial. 

A fundamental part of your daily skincare regimen to protect the skin from harmful UV rays, reducing the risk of sun damage, pigmentation, and wrinkles. * Sunscreen should be applied every two hours throughout the day. 

Also known as a Skin Scrubber, a device that uses ultrasound waves to exfoliate and cleanse the skin.