Treatment frequency depends on the specific procedure and your skin goals. Chemical peels might be performed every 4-6 weeks. Microneedling is typically done in a series of 3-4 treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart. SkinVive treatments are usually repeated every 6 months. During your consultation, we’ll create a personalized treatment schedule that fits your needs and lifestyle.

Chemical peels use acid solutions to remove damaged skin layers from the surface, while microneedling creates controlled micro-injuries to stimulate collagen production from within. Peels are excellent for surface concerns like sun damage and uneven tone, while microneedling is better for texture issues, acne scars, and overall skin renewal. Many patients benefit from combining both treatments for comprehensive skin improvement.

Yes, we offer treatments suitable for all skin types and tones. However, the specific treatment approach may vary based on your skin type, concerns, and sensitivity level. During your consultation, our providers will assess your skin and recommend the safest, most effective treatments for your individual needs.

Absolutely. Skin quality treatments pair beautifully with other facial procedures. For example, microneedling can be combined with PRP/PDGF or chemical peels, dermaplaning, and skincare treatments complement any injectable treatments. We often create comprehensive treatment plans that address multiple concerns for optimal results.

Downtime varies by treatment. Skincare treatments typically have no downtime, while some chemical peels may cause peeling for 3-7 days. Microneedling usually results in mild redness for 1-2 days, and SkinVive has virtually no downtime. Plasma pen treatments like Subnovii may have several days of small scabs that heal naturally. We’ll provide detailed aftercare instructions for each treatment.

Results vary by individual and by treatment. You may see an immediate glow from some treatments, while chemical peels show results as skin peels and renews over 1-2 weeks. Microneedling results develop gradually over 4-6 weeks as collagen increases. SkinVive provides immediate hydration with continued improvement over several weeks.

This depends on the specific treatment. We typically recommend that you wait 24 hours to apply makeup after most medical-grade skincare treatments. After chemical peels, you should wait until peeling is complete. Following microneedling, wait 48 hours before applying makeup. We’ll provide specific guidelines for each treatment to ensure optimal healing and results.

Medical-grade skincare, sun protection, and regular maintenance treatments are key to maintaining results. We’ll recommend medical-grade skincare products and create a maintenance schedule to match your needs and budget. Many patients find that regular skincare treatments between other treatments help maintain their results.

While we can’t stop the aging process, regular skin quality treatments can significantly slow visible signs of aging and maintain healthier skin. Treatments like microneedling stimulate ongoing collagen production, while chemical peels remove damage before it becomes more pronounced. Starting treatments earlier often means better long-term results.

Our skin quality treatments can address fine lines, acne scars, sun damage, uneven skin tone, large pores, dull complexion, rough texture, age spots, and mild skin laxity. During the consultation, we’ll identify your specific concerns and together develop a comprehensive and effective treatment plan.

Absolutely! Men often see excellent results from skin quality treatments, particularly for concerns like acne scarring, sun damage, and rough skin texture. Our treatments are designed to enhance natural skin health and appearance for both men and women.

Remember, it’s easier to prevent than correct. Starting skin quality treatments in your 20s and 30s can be a smart preventive measure. These treatments can help maintain your skin’s elasticity and slow down the aging process. By boosting collagen production early on, you’re essentially “banking” collagen for the future. This proactive approach might even delay the need for more invasive procedures down the line.