Renew MediSpa

Vitalize Peel (Skin Medica) helps fight the effects of time, sun damage and environmental assaults. A prescription grade peel combining a well tolerated peeling solution with retinoic acid to create more exfoliation than other chemical peels of the same depth. Peeling solution also contains salicylic acid and lactic acid.

Targeted medical grade acne facial focusing on deep cleanse, exfoliation, hydration, extraction, skin nourishment and mask application. very restorative and therapeutic.

Glycolic acid peels minimize the visible signs of aging, slooth the complexion, balance irregular skin tone, soften dry skin and promote a healthy, youthful glow. The strenght of the peel solution used will be tailored to the condition of your skin and your concerns. Pricing starts at $50.

Rx grade Lactic acid peels stimulate collagen production to support skin structure and elasticity. Pores appear smaller and acne breakouts are reduced. Discoloration fades, skin appears smoother and more toned. Fine lines/wrinkles and age spots are generally improved. The appearance of acne scars can improve as well. Price starts at $50.

Removal of blackheads, whiteheads, milia.

The Illuminize Peel (Skin Medica) is a superficial peel utilizing a novel approach with newer generation alpha-hydroxy acids. Increases skin glow and radiance, tightens the skin to restore a more youthful appearance. Improves clarity, color and texture. Prescription grade, peeling solution includes salicylic acid, mandelic acid, resorcinol, malic acid, phytic acid.

A customized Rx grade salicylic peel, effective in reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and reducing acne breakouts. Pricing starts at $50.

Single treatment Underarms, Accelawave

Single treatment Underarms, Palomar Starlux

5 minute touch up light regrowth, Accelawave

5 minute touch up light regrowth, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, "unibrow", Accelawave

Single treatment, "unibrow", Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, Male upper chest, Accelawave

Single treatment, Male upper chest, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, Chest/Breast region, Accelawave

Single treatment, Chest/Breast region, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment Fee and/or toes, Accelawave

Single treatment Fee and/or toes, Palomar Starlux.

Single treatment, Shoulder to wrist, Accelawave

Single treatment, Shoulder to wrist, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, Full Back, Accelawave

Single treatment, Full Back, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, full "Brazilian", Accelawave

Single treatment,full "Brazilian", Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, Accelawave

Single treatment, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment,Lower or upper abdomen, Accelawave

Single treatment,Lower or upper abdomen, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, Bikini Line, Accelawave

Single treatment, Bikini Line, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment Lip and/or chin, Accelawave

Single treatment Lip and/or chin, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, Lower Abdomen (navel to bikini), Accelawave

Single treatment, Lower Abdomen (navel to bikini), Palomar Starlux.

Single treatment Lower arms, includes elbow, Accelawave

Single treatment Lower arms, includes elbow, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, includes lip,chin,jawline,sideburn regions, Accelawave

Single treatment, includes lip,chin,jawline,sideburn regions, Palomar

Single treatment, includes knees, Accelawave

Single treatment, includes knees, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, Male full beard includes anterior neck, Accelawave

Single treatment, Male full beard includes anterior neck, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment Male partial beard includes anterior neck, Accelawave

Single treatment Male partial beard includes anterior neck, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, Front and/or back of Neck, Accelawave

Single treatment, Front and/or back of Neck, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, Accelawave

Single treatment add on 'bellybutton' line to bikini line, Palomar

Single treatment add on top of foot and/or toes, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment add on top of foot and/or toes, Accelawave

Single treatment add on hands and/or fingers, Accelawave

Single treatment add on hands and/or fingers, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment add on 'bellybutton' line to bikini line, Accelawave

Single treatment Upper arms, includes elbow, Accelawave

Single treatment Upper arms, includes elbow, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, Upper Back/Shoulders, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, Upper Back/Shoulders, Accelawave

Single treatment, Thighs front and back, Accelawave

Single treatment, Thighs front and back, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment, Breast nipple region, Accelawave

Single treatment, Breast nipple region, Palomar Starlux

Single treatment of hair in/around external ear, Palomar Starlux

Single 10 minute IPL session for acne management

Botox/Dysport Cosmetic

Skin Tightening of the face, from brow region to jawline, including the flat region under the chin. Deep IR is not done inside of the bony orbital rim (eyelid area).

Skin Tightening of the face and neck, from brow region to base of neck (front and sides of neck)

Skin tightening of the face from brow region down through the upper chest (above breast)

Skin tightening of the area between the elbow and wrist

Skin tightening of the abdomen from ribcage to groin region. Treatment time maxiumum 1 hour.

Skin tightening from tip of shoulder to wrist. Maximum treatment time 1 hour.

Skin tightening of either the upper or lower half of the abdomen. Maximum treatment time 30 minutes.

Skin tightening of the anterior (front) surface of the neck, from jawline to clavicles. Does not include lower face.

Skin tightening of a region of the thighs, most commonly the inner aspect or the posterior (backs) of the thighs. Client to select region. Maximum treatment time 1 hour.

Skin Tightening of the triceps region (back of the arms), generally involves 1/3 of the circumference of the arm.

10 minute Laser treatment Spider veins.

15 minute Laser treatment Spider veins.

20 minute Laser treatment Spider veins.

30 minute Laser treatment Spider veins.

45 minute Laser treatment Spider veins.

60 minute Laser treatment Spider veins.

Add on Peptide Infusion to Accelafuze Treatment or Microderm.

General Consultation

New Combination of Pellve

Skin tightening of the full Face only- includes forehead, cheeks, around mouth, and under chin, but not eyelids.

Pelleve skin tightening of full face, including forehead and under chin, also includes eyelid region.

Pelleve skin tightening of full face, including forehead and under chin, also includes eyelid region and anterior neck.

Crows feet to chin. Does not include eyelids or forehead.

Skin tightening from crows feet to forehead, the "upper face". Includes full periorbital region (eyelids)

Collagen building radiowave treatment to the periorbital region, to address fine lines/wrinkles, lid heaviness, under eye fat pads/puffiness. treats above the brow as well as within the orbital rim.

Pre-Treatment Instructions- IPL Photofacial Discontinue sun tanning and the use of self tanners for at least 2 weeks before treatment. Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Remove makeup in the region to be treated If you have a history of cold sores please let us know as we may opt to treat you to prevent an outbreak Be aware that there is the possibility of coincidental hair loss when treating pigmented lesions in hair bearing areas. This hair loss may be temporary or permanent. Let us know if you have used hair dye in the 2 weeks prior to a photofacial of the face. There may be residual pigment in the skin near the hairline which can absorb laser energy. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). Post Treatment Expectations. IPL Photofacial Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). This will help prevent lesions from returning and should become part of your daily regimen. Remember that any sunscreen needs to be reapplied during the day---what you put on your face in the morning is not working for you at 2pm! If you wear mineral makeup, simply reapplying your foundation may suffice for incidental exposure. However, if you are about to go out on a soccer field to watch a game or play a sport, more protection may be needed either in the form of a powdered sunblock applied over makeup (ex: Jane Iredale Powder Me SPF) or traditional sunblock and other protective clothing. If you have a tendency to hyperpigment in response to sun exposure, acne breakouts, etc consider using a topical agent containing prescription level hydroquinone (4%) such as Obagi Clear, Obagi Clarifying vitamin C serum, or Obagi SunFader with SPF.

Pre-Treatment Instructions- IPL Photofacial Discontinue sun tanning and the use of self tanners for at least 2 weeks before treatment. Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Remove makeup in the region to be treated If you have a history of cold sores please let us know as we may opt to treat you to prevent an outbreak Be aware that there is the possibility of coincidental hair loss when treating pigmented lesions in hair bearing areas. This hair loss may be temporary or permanent. Let us know if you have used hair dye in the 2 weeks prior to a photofacial of the face. There may be residual pigment in the skin near the hairline which can absorb laser energy. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). Post Treatment Expectations. IPL Photofacial Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). This will help prevent lesions from returning and should become part of your daily regimen. Remember that any sunscreen needs to be reapplied during the day---what you put on your face in the morning is not working for you at 2pm! If you wear mineral makeup, simply reapplying your foundation may suffice for incidental exposure. However, if you are about to go out on a soccer field to watch a game or play a sport, more protection may be needed either in the form of a powdered sunblock applied over makeup (ex: Jane Iredale Powder Me SPF) or traditional sunblock and other protective clothing. If you have a tendency to hyperpigment in response to sun exposure, acne breakouts, etc consider using a topical agent containing prescription level hydroquinone (4%) such as Obagi Clear, Obagi Clarifying vitamin C serum, or Obagi SunFader with SPF.

Pre-Treatment Instructions- IPL Photofacial Discontinue sun tanning and the use of self tanners for at least 2 weeks before treatment. Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Remove makeup in the region to be treated If you have a history of cold sores please let us know as we may opt to treat you to prevent an outbreak Be aware that there is the possibility of coincidental hair loss when treating pigmented lesions in hair bearing areas. This hair loss may be temporary or permanent. Let us know if you have used hair dye in the 2 weeks prior to a photofacial of the face. There may be residual pigment in the skin near the hairline which can absorb laser energy. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). Post Treatment Expectations. IPL Photofacial Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). This will help prevent lesions from returning and should become part of your daily regimen. Remember that any sunscreen needs to be reapplied during the day---what you put on your face in the morning is not working for you at 2pm! If you wear mineral makeup, simply reapplying your foundation may suffice for incidental exposure. However, if you are about to go out on a soccer field to watch a game or play a sport, more protection may be needed either in the form of a powdered sunblock applied over makeup (ex: Jane Iredale Powder Me SPF) or traditional sunblock and other protective clothing. If you have a tendency to hyperpigment in response to sun exposure, acne breakouts, etc consider using a topical agent containing prescription level hydroquinone (4%) such as Obagi Clear, Obagi Clarifying vitamin C serum, or Obagi SunFader with SPF.

Pre-Treatment Instructions- IPL Photofacial Discontinue sun tanning and the use of self tanners for at least 2 weeks before treatment. Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Remove makeup in the region to be treated If you have a history of cold sores please let us know as we may opt to treat you to prevent an outbreak Be aware that there is the possibility of coincidental hair loss when treating pigmented lesions in hair bearing areas. This hair loss may be temporary or permanent. Let us know if you have used hair dye in the 2 weeks prior to a photofacial of the face. There may be residual pigment in the skin near the hairline which can absorb laser energy. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). Post Treatment Expectations. IPL Photofacial Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). This will help prevent lesions from returning and should become part of your daily regimen. Remember that any sunscreen needs to be reapplied during the day---what you put on your face in the morning is not working for you at 2pm! If you wear mineral makeup, simply reapplying your foundation may suffice for incidental exposure. However, if you are about to go out on a soccer field to watch a game or play a sport, more protection may be needed either in the form of a powdered sunblock applied over makeup (ex: Jane Iredale Powder Me SPF) or traditional sunblock and other protective clothing. If you have a tendency to hyperpigment in response to sun exposure, acne breakouts, etc consider using a topical agent containing prescription level hydroquinone (4%) such as Obagi Clear, Obagi Clarifying vitamin C serum, or Obagi SunFader with SPF.

Pre-Treatment Instructions- IPL Photofacial Discontinue sun tanning and the use of self tanners for at least 2 weeks before treatment. Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Remove makeup in the region to be treated If you have a history of cold sores please let us know as we may opt to treat you to prevent an outbreak Be aware that there is the possibility of coincidental hair loss when treating pigmented lesions in hair bearing areas. This hair loss may be temporary or permanent. Let us know if you have used hair dye in the 2 weeks prior to a photofacial of the face. There may be residual pigment in the skin near the hairline which can absorb laser energy. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). Post Treatment Expectations. IPL Photofacial Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). This will help prevent lesions from returning and should become part of your daily regimen. Remember that any sunscreen needs to be reapplied during the day---what you put on your face in the morning is not working for you at 2pm! If you wear mineral makeup, simply reapplying your foundation may suffice for incidental exposure. However, if you are about to go out on a soccer field to watch a game or play a sport, more protection may be needed either in the form of a powdered sunblock applied over makeup (ex: Jane Iredale Powder Me SPF) or traditional sunblock and other protective clothing. If you have a tendency to hyperpigment in response to sun exposure, acne breakouts, etc consider using a topical agent containing prescription level hydroquinone (4%) such as Obagi Clear, Obagi Clarifying vitamin C serum, or Obagi SunFader with SPF.

Pre-Treatment Instructions- IPL Photofacial Discontinue sun tanning and the use of self tanners for at least 2 weeks before treatment. Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Remove makeup in the region to be treated If you have a history of cold sores please let us know as we may opt to treat you to prevent an outbreak Be aware that there is the possibility of coincidental hair loss when treating pigmented lesions in hair bearing areas. This hair loss may be temporary or permanent. Let us know if you have used hair dye in the 2 weeks prior to a photofacial of the face. There may be residual pigment in the skin near the hairline which can absorb laser energy. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). Post Treatment Expectations. IPL Photofacial Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). This will help prevent lesions from returning and should become part of your daily regimen. Remember that any sunscreen needs to be reapplied during the day---what you put on your face in the morning is not working for you at 2pm! If you wear mineral makeup, simply reapplying your foundation may suffice for incidental exposure. However, if you are about to go out on a soccer field to watch a game or play a sport, more protection may be needed either in the form of a powdered sunblock applied over makeup (ex: Jane Iredale Powder Me SPF) or traditional sunblock and other protective clothing. If you have a tendency to hyperpigment in response to sun exposure, acne breakouts, etc consider using a topical agent containing prescription level hydroquinone (4%) such as Obagi Clear, Obagi Clarifying vitamin C serum, or Obagi SunFader with SPF.

Pre-Treatment Instructions- IPL Photofacial Discontinue sun tanning and the use of self tanners for at least 2 weeks before treatment. Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Remove makeup in the region to be treated If you have a history of cold sores please let us know as we may opt to treat you to prevent an outbreak Be aware that there is the possibility of coincidental hair loss when treating pigmented lesions in hair bearing areas. This hair loss may be temporary or permanent. Let us know if you have used hair dye in the 2 weeks prior to a photofacial of the face. There may be residual pigment in the skin near the hairline which can absorb laser energy. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). Post Treatment Expectations. IPL Photofacial Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). This will help prevent lesions from returning and should become part of your daily regimen. Remember that any sunscreen needs to be reapplied during the day---what you put on your face in the morning is not working for you at 2pm! If you wear mineral makeup, simply reapplying your foundation may suffice for incidental exposure. However, if you are about to go out on a soccer field to watch a game or play a sport, more protection may be needed either in the form of a powdered sunblock applied over makeup (ex: Jane Iredale Powder Me SPF) or traditional sunblock and other protective clothing. If you have a tendency to hyperpigment in response to sun exposure, acne breakouts, etc consider using a topical agent containing prescription level hydroquinone (4%) such as Obagi Clear, Obagi Clarifying vitamin C serum, or Obagi SunFader with SPF.

Pre-Treatment Instructions- IPL Photofacial Discontinue sun tanning and the use of self tanners for at least 2 weeks before treatment. Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Remove makeup in the region to be treated If you have a history of cold sores please let us know as we may opt to treat you to prevent an outbreak Be aware that there is the possibility of coincidental hair loss when treating pigmented lesions in hair bearing areas. This hair loss may be temporary or permanent. Let us know if you have used hair dye in the 2 weeks prior to a photofacial of the face. There may be residual pigment in the skin near the hairline which can absorb laser energy. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). Post Treatment Expectations. IPL Photofacial Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). This will help prevent lesions from returning and should become part of your daily regimen. Remember that any sunscreen needs to be reapplied during the day---what you put on your face in the morning is not working for you at 2pm! If you wear mineral makeup, simply reapplying your foundation may suffice for incidental exposure. However, if you are about to go out on a soccer field to watch a game or play a sport, more protection may be needed either in the form of a powdered sunblock applied over makeup (ex: Jane Iredale Powder Me SPF) or traditional sunblock and other protective clothing. If you have a tendency to hyperpigment in response to sun exposure, acne breakouts, etc consider using a topical agent containing prescription level hydroquinone (4%) such as Obagi Clear, Obagi Clarifying vitamin C serum, or Obagi SunFader with SPF.

Pre-Treatment Instructions- IPL Photofacial Discontinue sun tanning and the use of self tanners for at least 2 weeks before treatment. Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Remove makeup in the region to be treated If you have a history of cold sores please let us know as we may opt to treat you to prevent an outbreak Be aware that there is the possibility of coincidental hair loss when treating pigmented lesions in hair bearing areas. This hair loss may be temporary or permanent. Let us know if you have used hair dye in the 2 weeks prior to a photofacial of the face. There may be residual pigment in the skin near the hairline which can absorb laser energy. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). Post Treatment Expectations. IPL Photofacial Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). This will help prevent lesions from returning and should become part of your daily regimen. Remember that any sunscreen needs to be reapplied during the day---what you put on your face in the morning is not working for you at 2pm! If you wear mineral makeup, simply reapplying your foundation may suffice for incidental exposure. However, if you are about to go out on a soccer field to watch a game or play a sport, more protection may be needed either in the form of a powdered sunblock applied over makeup (ex: Jane Iredale Powder Me SPF) or traditional sunblock and other protective clothing. If you have a tendency to hyperpigment in response to sun exposure, acne breakouts, etc consider using a topical agent containing prescription level hydroquinone (4%) such as Obagi Clear, Obagi Clarifying vitamin C serum, or Obagi SunFader with SPF.

Pre-Treatment Instructions- IPL Photofacial Discontinue sun tanning and the use of self tanners for at least 2 weeks before treatment. Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Remove makeup in the region to be treated If you have a history of cold sores please let us know as we may opt to treat you to prevent an outbreak Be aware that there is the possibility of coincidental hair loss when treating pigmented lesions in hair bearing areas. This hair loss may be temporary or permanent. Let us know if you have used hair dye in the 2 weeks prior to a photofacial of the face. There may be residual pigment in the skin near the hairline which can absorb laser energy. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). Post Treatment Expectations. IPL Photofacial Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). This will help prevent lesions from returning and should become part of your daily regimen. Remember that any sunscreen needs to be reapplied during the day---what you put on your face in the morning is not working for you at 2pm! If you wear mineral makeup, simply reapplying your foundation may suffice for incidental exposure. However, if you are about to go out on a soccer field to watch a game or play a sport, more protection may be needed either in the form of a powdered sunblock applied over makeup (ex: Jane Iredale Powder Me SPF) or traditional sunblock and other protective clothing. If you have a tendency to hyperpigment in response to sun exposure, acne breakouts, etc consider using a topical agent containing prescription level hydroquinone (4%) such as Obagi Clear, Obagi Clarifying vitamin C serum, or Obagi SunFader with SPF.

Pre-Treatment Instructions- IPL Photofacial Discontinue sun tanning and the use of self tanners for at least 2 weeks before treatment. Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Remove makeup in the region to be treated If you have a history of cold sores please let us know as we may opt to treat you to prevent an outbreak Be aware that there is the possibility of coincidental hair loss when treating pigmented lesions in hair bearing areas. This hair loss may be temporary or permanent. Let us know if you have used hair dye in the 2 weeks prior to a photofacial of the face. There may be residual pigment in the skin near the hairline which can absorb laser energy. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). Post Treatment Expectations. IPL Photofacial Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). This will help prevent lesions from returning and should become part of your daily regimen. Remember that any sunscreen needs to be reapplied during the day---what you put on your face in the morning is not working for you at 2pm! If you wear mineral makeup, simply reapplying your foundation may suffice for incidental exposure. However, if you are about to go out on a soccer field to watch a game or play a sport, more protection may be needed either in the form of a powdered sunblock applied over makeup (ex: Jane Iredale Powder Me SPF) or traditional sunblock and other protective clothing. If you have a tendency to hyperpigment in response to sun exposure, acne breakouts, etc consider using a topical agent containing prescription level hydroquinone (4%) such as Obagi Clear, Obagi Clarifying vitamin C serum, or Obagi SunFader with SPF.

Pre-Treatment Instructions- IPL Photofacial Discontinue sun tanning and the use of self tanners for at least 2 weeks before treatment. Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Remove makeup in the region to be treated If you have a history of cold sores please let us know as we may opt to treat you to prevent an outbreak Be aware that there is the possibility of coincidental hair loss when treating pigmented lesions in hair bearing areas. This hair loss may be temporary or permanent. Let us know if you have used hair dye in the 2 weeks prior to a photofacial of the face. There may be residual pigment in the skin near the hairline which can absorb laser energy. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). Post Treatment Expectations. IPL Photofacial Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). This will help prevent lesions from returning and should become part of your daily regimen. Remember that any sunscreen needs to be reapplied during the day---what you put on your face in the morning is not working for you at 2pm! If you wear mineral makeup, simply reapplying your foundation may suffice for incidental exposure. However, if you are about to go out on a soccer field to watch a game or play a sport, more protection may be needed either in the form of a powdered sunblock applied over makeup (ex: Jane Iredale Powder Me SPF) or traditional sunblock and other protective clothing. If you have a tendency to hyperpigment in response to sun exposure, acne breakouts, etc consider using a topical agent containing prescription level hydroquinone (4%) such as Obagi Clear, Obagi Clarifying vitamin C serum, or Obagi SunFader with SPF.

Pre-Treatment Instructions- IPL Photofacial Discontinue sun tanning and the use of self tanners for at least 2 weeks before treatment. Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Remove makeup in the region to be treated If you have a history of cold sores please let us know as we may opt to treat you to prevent an outbreak Be aware that there is the possibility of coincidental hair loss when treating pigmented lesions in hair bearing areas. This hair loss may be temporary or permanent. Let us know if you have used hair dye in the 2 weeks prior to a photofacial of the face. There may be residual pigment in the skin near the hairline which can absorb laser energy. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). Post Treatment Expectations. IPL Photofacial Avoid strong sun exposure for 2 weeks after treatment. Wear sunscreen with broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection (this designation is more important than the SPF rating). This will help prevent lesions from returning and should become part of your daily regimen. Remember that any sunscreen needs to be reapplied during the day---what you put on your face in the morning is not working for you at 2pm! If you wear mineral makeup, simply reapplying your foundation may suffice for incidental exposure. However, if you are about to go out on a soccer field to watch a game or play a sport, more protection may be needed either in the form of a powdered sunblock applied over makeup (ex: Jane Iredale Powder Me SPF) or traditional sunblock and other protective clothing. If you have a tendency to hyperpigment in response to sun exposure, acne breakouts, etc consider using a topical agent containing prescription level hydroquinone (4%) such as Obagi Clear, Obagi Clarifying vitamin C serum, or Obagi SunFader with SPF.

Profect Skin Analysis

Non-Invasive Teeth Whitening.

A 30 minute consult to explain Velashape cellulite treatment and circumference reduction, and determine if the procedure is appropriate for you. Will include explanation of how it works, what to expect, pricing, follow up, pre and post treatment photos, and more. A consult MUST be completed before a Velashape treatment series can begin.

Botulinum toxin ("botox") made by Merz

Brow and Lash tint plus Nufree brow shaping (hair removal)