THE LONG GAME
Skin is the long, unglamorous work that makes everything else look better. Jordan builds routines — HydraFacials, peels at graded depths, microneedling with PRP — that compound over months rather than promising a single dramatic result. Most appointments book directly. We'll tell you honestly when a treatment is worth it and when good products at home would do more.
The menu
Multi-step cleanse, exfoliate, extract, and hydrate facial.
$225
60 min
Glycolic or lactic acid peel for surface texture and brightness.
$175
30 min
TCA peel for pigment, acne scarring, and deeper textural concerns.
$385
45 min
Collagen-induction therapy paired with autologous growth factors.
$625
90 min
Manual exfoliation that removes peach fuzz and dead skin layers.
$135
45 min
Who you'll see
NP · Aesthetic Injector
Sofia runs injectables and the day-to-day treatment floor. Most of the practice's tox, filler, and biostimulator work is hers — measured, conservative, and built around how a face actually moves.
RN · Laser & Skin Specialist
Jordan owns skin, laser, and the wellness program. They build the long, unglamorous routines — peels, resurfacing, maintenance — that do most of the real work between bigger appointments.
Questions
If you're unsure, start with a HydraFacial — it's a low-risk way for us to see your skin in person and recommend a sequence from there.
Light peels work best in a series of three to six, spaced a few weeks apart. A medium-depth peel is more of a once- or twice-a-year reset. We'll plan the cadence at your first visit.
HydraFacials and dermaplaning have essentially none. Peels and microneedling involve a few days of flaking or redness — we'll tell you exactly what to expect before you book.
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