Core Benefits

• Delivers a radiant, hydrated "glass skin" glow

• Evens skin tone and fades dark spots

• Smooths overall skin texture

How It Brightens

• Exfoliates: Strips away dulling dead skin cells.

• Blocks Melanin: Stops dark spot production at the source.

• Boosts Cell Turnover: Speeds up skin regeneration and circulation.

• Plumps with Hydration: Allows skin to reflect light more evenly.

The 5-Step Treatment

1. Cleanse: Clears surface impurities.

2. Cold Plasma: Increases skin absorption by 24%.

3. Pigment Balancing Peel: Smooths texture and reduces hyperpigmentation.

4. Vitamin C Ampoule + Ultrasound: Penetrates deep to brighten and protect.

5. Mela-Toning Mask + Galvanic Current: Uses electrical current to push restorative ingredients into the skin.

Key Ingredients & What They Do

• Vitamin C, Arbutin & Tranexamic Acid: Fade dark spots and block excess pigment production.

• Edelweiss Callus & Soybean Phytoplacenta: Provide strong antioxidant defense, soothe inflammation, and support skin recovery.

• Rhodiola Rosea: Shield skin against environmental stressors.

Core Benefits

• Smooths Tone & Texture: Instantly removes dead cell buildup to reveal a brighter, softer complexion.

• Fades Spots & Sun Damage: Highly effective against hyperpigmentation, age spots, and melasma.

• Treats Acne & Scars: Unclogs pores, reduces active inflammation, and fades post-acne marks.

• Smooths Fine Lines: Boosts collagen and elastin production to soften wrinkles over time.

How Chemical Peels Work

1. Dissolves Bonds: Chemical solutions (AHAs, BHAs, TCA) loosen the "glue" holding dead skin cells together.

2. Controlled Exfoliation: Strips away damaged outer layers of skin.

3. Regenerates Skin: Triggers cell turnover and new collagen production as the skin heals.

Types of Peels By Depth

• Superficial (Mild): Exfoliates the outermost skin layer using gentle acids (Glycolic, Salicylic). Excellent for a quick refresh with minimal to no downtime. (Performed frequently)

• Medium (Moderate): Reaches the upper dermis using stronger acids (TCA) for deeper lines and pigmentation. Requires up to a week or more of downtime. (Performed less often) - We don't do this peel and will refer you to a dermatologist office.  

• Deep (Aggressive): Penetrates deep into the dermis using phenol for severe concerns. Requires significant recovery time, done only once, and must be performed in a physician's office. - We don't do this peel and will refer you to a dermatologist office.  

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Cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) treats hyperpigmentation non-invasively by using reactive oxygen and nitrogen species (RONS) to downregulate melanin production and accelerate epidermal turnover—all without the heat-induced risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) common with thermal lasers.

Key Mechanisms for Pigmentation Control

• Tyrosinase Inhibition: Cold plasma suppressively modulates tyrosinase activity, the key enzyme responsible for melanin synthesis in melanocytes.

• Accelerated Cell Turnover: Speeds up epidermal regeneration to quickly shed pigment-laden keratinocytes from the skin surface.

• Enhanced Depigmenting Absorption: Temporarily opens intercellular lipid pathways, allowing topical brighteners (like Vitamin C, Tranexamic Acid, or Niacinamide) to penetrate up to 60 times deeper.

• Zero Heat / Thermal Safety: Unlike traditional resurfacing lasers, CAP operates at room temperature, making it safe for deeper skin tones (Fitzpatrick IV–VI) that are prone to thermal-induced PIH.

Hyperpigmentation Types Treated

Classic microneedling treats hyperpigmentation by accelerating cell turnover to shed melanin-laden keratinocytes and opening micro-channels for deep transdermal delivery of brightening actives—all without the heat-induced risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH).

How Classic Microneedling Fades Pigment

• Disperses Melanin Clusters: Physical micro-punctures break up dense clusters of melanin deposited in the basal and epidermal layers.

• Accelerated Pigment Shedding: Triggers rapid cellular renewal, forcing hyper-pigmented epidermal cells to rise to the surface and shed faster than normal.

• Transdermal Actives Delivery: Micro-channels allow topically applied pigment inhibitors (such as Tranexamic Acid, Vitamin C, Niacinamide, or Glutathione) to penetrate directly into the basal layer where melanocytes reside.

• Non-Thermal Safety: Unlike high-heat lasers or intense heat-based treatments, mechanical microneedling produces zero thermal energy, making it safe for deeper skin tones (Fitzpatrick IV–VI) that easily trigger rebound PIH when exposed to heat.

Treatment Profile

$175/treatment, $450 for a package of 3 treatments