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Chemical Peels for Oily Skin
$ 125.00
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
Dissolves Bonds: Chemical solutions (AHAs, BHAs, TCA) loosen the "glue" holding dead skin cells together.
Controlled Exfoliation: Strips away damaged outer layers of skin.
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.
Microdermabrasion for Oil Skin
$ 175.00
$175 each or a series of 3 treatments for $450
Microdermabrasion targeted at oily and congested skin utilizes mechanical resurfacing combined with suction to physically extract sebum plugs and strip away oxidized dead skin cells.
How Microdermabrasion Targeted for Oily Skin Works
Stratum Corneum Polishing: A diamond-studded tip or fine crystal spray physically abrades the outermost dead skin layer, preventing cellular debris from mixing with sebum inside pore walls.
Vacuum Extraction: Controlled negative pressure lifts dislodged keratinized cells, drains excess surface oil, and physically extracts loose blackheads and open comedones.
Sebum Flow Normalization: Removing the hyper-keratinized "cap" on pores allows natural oil to exit onto the skin surface smoothly rather than pooling internally to feed C. acnes bacteria.
At A Glance: Clinical Overview
| Feature | Details |
| Primary Focus | Unclog pores, refine enlarged pore edges, and absorb oiliness |
| Recommended Protocol | Series of 3–6 sessions spaced 2–4 weeks apart |
| Downtime | Minimal (light flushing for 2–12 hours) |
| Best Pairings | Salicylic acid peels, Cold Plasma, Blue LED light, or Clay masks |
| Precaution | Avoid performing over active, inflamed inflammatory papules or cystic acne |
Oily Skin Facial
$ 135.00
$135 (50 min), $166 (75 min) if adding on a neck and shoulder massage
An oily skin facial is designed to balance excess sebum (oil), unclog pores, reduce shine, and prevent breakouts while keeping the skin hydrated. Here’s what a typical oily skin facial may include:
Steps in an oily skin facial
Deep cleansing – Removes dirt, makeup, and excess oil without stripping the skin. Usually with a foaming or gel-based cleanser.
Exfoliation – Enzyme or chemical exfoliants (like salicylic acid) help dissolve oil and unclog pores; gentle physical exfoliation may also be used.
Steam & extractions – Steam softens pores, and gentle extractions help clear blackheads and congestion.
Purifying mask – Clay or charcoal masks absorb excess oil, refine pores, and calm inflammation.
Cold therapy / high frequency / LED – Helps reduce bacteria and redness after extractions.
Serums – Lightweight, oil-controlling serums with niacinamide, salicylic acid, or hyaluronic acid for hydration without greasiness.
Moisturizer – Non-comedogenic, oil-free hydration to balance skin.
SPF – Lightweight, matte sunscreen to protect without clogging pores.
Benefits
Controls excess oil production
Minimizes enlarged pores
Reduces acne breakouts and congestion
Smooths skin texture
Restores a healthy, balanced glow
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Microneedling with Radio Frequency for Oily Skin
$ 300.00
RF microneedling is particularly effective for oily, congested skin because the insulated micro-needles deliver controlled thermal heat directly into the dermis where sebaceous (oil) glands reside.
How RF Microneedling Controls Oily Skin
Sebaceous Gland Thermal Coagulation: Radiofrequency heat ($60^\circ\text{C}$–$70^\circ\text{C}$) targets and thermally shrinks overactive sebaceous glands, permanently reducing overall sebum (oil) production over a series of treatments.
Pore Wall Tightening: Heating dermal collagen causes immediate tissue contraction and long-term neocollagenesis around enlarged pore walls, visually tightening pore openings that have been stretched by excess oil.
Reduction in Active Breakouts: The thermal energy destroys heat-sensitive C. acnes bacteria deep inside follicles and lowers the risk of future comedones (blackheads and whiteheads).
Smoothes Post-Acne Scarring: Concurrently remodeling dermal collagen lifts atrophic (depressed) acne scars while managing oil production.
RF Microneedling Profile for Oily & Acne-Prone Skin
| Feature | Details |
| Primary Mechanism | Mechanical puncture + localized dermal heat to shrink oil glands |
| Pore Impact | Tightens pore structure and decreases surface oiliness |
| Downtime | 2 to 4 days of mild flushing, slight swelling, and micro-crusting |
| Recommended Series | 3 to 4 sessions spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart |
| Precaution | Avoid treating directly over active, pustular inflammatory breakouts to prevent spreading bacteria |
Classic Microneedling for Oily Skin
$ 175.00
$175 each or a series of 3 treatments for $450
Classic microneedling addresses oily skin indirectly by accelerating cell turnover, tightening stretched pore walls, and improving the absorption of oil-regulating actives.
How Classic Microneedling Impacts Oily Skin
Normalizes Epidermal Turnover: Oily skin is often prone to hyper-keratinization (dead cells sticking together and blocking pores). Microneedling forces rapid cellular shedding, preventing cellular debris from mixing with oil to form blackheads and whiteheads.
Tightens Enlarged Pore Openings: Excess oil stretches pores open over time. Neo-collagenesis around the pore rim firms the structural wall, visually shrinking pore size.
Maximizes Oil-Balancing Actives: Creating thousands of open micro-channels allows specialized oil-control actives (such as niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, or clarifying peptides) applied post-procedure to penetrate directly into the dermis.
Smooths Post-Acne Scars: Concurrently lifts depressed (atrophic) acne scars and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) commonly left behind by frequent breakouts.
Clinical Profile & Crucial Considerations
| Feature | Details |
| Primary Focus | Refining pore size, smoothing post-acne texture, and clearing hyper-keratinization |
| Sebum Gland Impact | Indirect (unlike RF microneedling, classic microneedling does not heat or shrink sebaceous glands directly) |
| Downtime | 24 to 48 hours of mild redness and light flaking |
| Critical Contraindication | Never perform over active, pustular, or cystic acne breakouts—the needles will spread acne bacteria across the face |