This is the category people underestimate. Consistent skin treatment does more for how your face reads at conversational distance than any single dramatic procedure, and it costs less. Start with a peel or a DiamondGlow. Escalate to Sylfirm X when the skin asks for it.
Radiofrequency delivered through microneedles, which lets it treat the vascular and pigmentary problems that ordinary microneedling cannot touch. It is the strongest option here for melasma, rosacea and stubborn redness, and it tightens on the way through. Available one, two or three areas.
Controlled injury, then Toskani or peptide cocktails driven into the channels while they are open. Runs in threes. Also the protocol used for hair loss, where the cocktail goes into the scalp rather than the face.
VI Peel and a range of lighter formulations. A peel is the least glamorous item on this page and one of the most reliable, particularly for acne, congestion and dull tone. Plan for visible peeling around day three.
Exfoliate, extract, infuse. DiamondGlow does all three in one pass and sends you back to work looking like you slept properly. Dermaplaning removes dead surface skin and vellus hair, which is why makeup sits differently afterward.
The occasion treatments. Book these when there is a date on the calendar and you want skin that photographs well, rather than as the backbone of a plan.
Availability is the same at all three clinics unless the name says otherwise.
A DiamondGlow or a peel. Both are low commitment, both tell you something about how your skin behaves, and neither requires you to explain anything to anyone afterward.
Regular microneedling injures the skin mechanically. Sylfirm X adds radiofrequency energy at depth, which is what lets it address redness and melasma rather than just texture.
Not the same day for microneedling or Sylfirm X. DiamondGlow and dermaplaning are fine immediately, so they get booked at lunch.
Monthly for maintenance facials. Three sessions a month apart for microneedling or Sylfirm X, then a top-up two or three times a year.
SkinMedica is available through the practice's SkinMedica store, and your provider will tell you which two or three items are actually worth buying rather than reciting the catalog.
Next you might want body contouring, which is the category most often combined with this one. To see where treatment happens, every clinic has its own page with hours, parking and photographs.
In person is a $100 deposit applied toward same-day or future treatment within one month. Virtual is $25. Either way you leave with a written plan and a real number against it.
