Exosome skin therapy represents a major leap in regenerative aesthetics, using stem-cell-derived extracellular vesicles to send targeted signals directly to aging or damaged skin cells.

How Exosomes Work

Exosomes are acellular nanoparticles (30–200 nm in size) packed with growth factors, peptides, mRNA, and lipids. Rather than relying on live cells, exosomes act as cellular messengers:

• Micro-Channel Delivery: Applied topically following light microneedling or fractional lasers, allowing the serum to bypass the outer stratum corneum and reach deeper dermal layers.

• Fibroblast Activation: Signaling molecules "wake up" dormant dermal fibroblasts to trigger natural synthesis of collagen and elastin.

• Anti-Inflammatory Signaling: Downregulates inflammatory cascades, drastically slashing post-procedure downtime and soothing erythema.

At A Glance: Exosomes vs. Traditional Treatments

Key Benefits & Indications

• Accelerated Healing: Significantly speeds up recovery time when paired with invasive procedures like RF microneedling or CO2 lasers.

• Textural Repair: Smooths fine lines, tightens mild skin laxity, and softens atrophic acne scars.

• Pigment & Tone Correction: Helps regulate melanocyte activity to minimize post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) and sun damage.

• High Safety Profile: Because exosomes are acellular nanoparticles rather than intact live stem cells, they carry negligible risk of host rejection or graft-versus-host response.

$175 or add on to any facial service for $75

Cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) treats fine lines, wrinkles, and mild skin laxity by delivering reactive oxygen and nitrogen species (RONS) to the dermal layer, triggering cellular repair without burning or thermal damage.

How Cold Plasma Rejuvenates Aging Skin

• Neocollagenesis & Fibroblast Activation: RONS signal dermal fibroblasts to synthesize new Type I collagen and elastin fibers, rebuilding the skin's structural matrix from within.

• Micro-Channel Permeability: Temporarily opens transdermal pathways, allowing anti-aging active ingredients (peptides, stem cell growth factors, hyaluronic acid) to penetrate up to 60 times deeper.

• Cellular Metabolism: Increases ATP (cellular energy) production and localized microcirculation, accelerating cellular turnover to smooth rough, crepy texture.

• Non-Thermal Safety: Operates at near-room temperature ($30^\circ\text{C}$–$40^\circ\text{C}$), eliminating the risk of burns, scarring, or hyperpigmentation associated with high-heat lasers.

Cold Plasma vs. Hot Plasma (Plasma Pen) vs. Radio Frequency

Starts at $800
Physician administered

What is PRF?

PRF stands for Platelet-Rich Fibrin. It is a natural, second-generation blood concentrate made from your own blood and used to support healing, tissue regeneration, and rejuvenation.

PRF is commonly used in aesthetic and regenerative treatments because it helps stimulate the body’s natural repair process, improve skin quality, and support collagen production.

How PRF is made

PRF is created using a simple process:

Blood draw
A small amount of blood is taken, similar to a standard lab draw.

Centrifugation
The blood is spun in a centrifuge at a lower speed than PRP.

Separation
This slower spin creates a fibrin-rich layer containing a high concentration of platelets, white blood cells, and stem cells. This final layer is the PRF used for treatment.

How PRF is different from PRP

PRF and PRP both use your body’s own healing properties, but PRF is considered a more advanced option for several reasons:

No anticoagulants
PRF is prepared without chemical additives or anticoagulants, making it a completely natural treatment.

Slow-release healing support
The fibrin matrix in PRF acts as a scaffold that gradually releases growth factors over 1 to 2 weeks, allowing for a longer-lasting regenerative response.

Higher concentration of regenerative cells
Because of the slower spin process, PRF contains a higher concentration of platelets along with white blood cells and stem cells, which may enhance healing and tissue repair.

What PRF is used for

PRF has a variety of uses in aesthetic and regenerative medicine, including:

Facial rejuvenation
PRF can be injected into areas such as the under-eyes, cheeks, and around the mouth to support collagen and elastin production for smoother, firmer, more youthful-looking skin.

Hair restoration
When injected into the scalp, PRF may help stimulate hair follicles, encourage new growth, and improve the thickness of existing hair.

Acne scar improvement
PRF can help improve the appearance of atrophic acne scars by encouraging new tissue growth and skin renewal.

Why patients choose PRF

Because PRF is made from your own blood, it is a natural treatment with little to no risk of allergic reaction or rejection. It is a popular option for patients looking for a safe, regenerative approach to rejuvenation.

Starts at $500
Smooth threads: $500/area | Barbed threads: $1000/area
Physician administered

What is a PDO Thread Lift?

A PDO thread lift is a non-surgical treatment that lifts and tightens sagging skin using dissolvable sutures.

Often called a “non-surgical facelift,” it’s a great option for improving signs of aging without surgery.

How it works

Thread placement
Dissolvable PDO threads are placed beneath the skin using a fine needle or cannula.

Immediate lift
The threads act as a support structure to reposition and lift the skin.

Collagen stimulation
Your body naturally produces collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid around the threads, improving firmness and texture over time.

Types of threads

Smooth (Mono) Threads
Used to improve skin texture and stimulate collagen. Ideal for areas with mild laxity like under-eyes, forehead, and neck.

Barbed (Cog) Threads
Designed for lifting. These threads anchor into the skin to reposition areas like the jawline, cheeks, and brows.

What it treats

• Sagging skin (face & neck)
• Jawline definition
• Cheek lifting
• Brow lifting
• Fine lines & skin texture

Why patients choose PDO threads

Minimally invasive
No surgery, incisions, or significant scarring.

Little downtime
Most patients return to normal activities within 1–2 days.

Immediate + continued results
You’ll see a lift right away, with ongoing improvement as collagen builds.

Long-lasting
Threads dissolve in ~6 months, with results lasting up to a year or more.

$14 per unit
Physician administered

What is Botox?

Botox is a well-known brand name for a type of injectable drug made from a neurotoxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. This same toxin can cause botulism, a serious form of food poisoning, but in the small, controlled doses used for medical and cosmetic purposes, it is safe and effective.

How it works

Muscle relaxation
Botox works by blocking the nerve signals that tell muscles to contract.

Wrinkle reduction
When injected into specific facial muscles, it temporarily paralyzes or weakens them. This prevents the muscles from making the movements that cause dynamic wrinkles—the lines that appear when you make facial expressions like frowning, squinting, or raising your eyebrows.

Smoother skin
By relaxing these muscles, the skin above them smooths out, and new wrinkles are prevented from forming.

What it treats

• Frown lines between the eyebrows ("11s")
• Forehead lines
• Crow's feet around the eyes

Beyond cosmetic applications, Botox has several medical uses, including treating chronic migraines, excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis), muscle spasms and more.

What to expect

Quick, in-office procedure
A qualified healthcare provider, such as a dermatologist or a plastic surgeon, uses a very fine needle to inject tiny amounts of the toxin into the targeted muscles.

Short treatment time
The procedure usually takes only a few minutes.

Gradual results
You won't see the full effects immediately. Results typically begin to appear within 1 to 3 days, with final results visible around 1 to 2 weeks after the injection.

How long it lasts

The effects of Botox are temporary. On average, the results last about 3 to 4 months.

As the body naturally metabolizes the toxin, nerve signals gradually return to the muscles, and the wrinkles reappear. To maintain the smooth appearance, most people get follow-up injections every few months.

Over time, some people find that their muscles become "trained" to contract less, which can sometimes lead to longer-lasting results between treatments.

Safety & side effects

When administered by a licensed and experienced professional, Botox is generally safe. The most common side effects are mild and temporary:

• Pain, swelling, or bruising at the injection site
• Temporary eyelid or eyebrow drooping, if the toxin migrates to an unintended muscle

Combining two professional modalities in a single treatment allows estheticians to target skin concerns through complementary mechanisms—such as pairing an exfoliation step with a cellular or deep-tissue technology.

Synergistic Duo Recommendations

Overview of Modality Functions

• Cold Plasma: Kills acne bacteria, reduces sebum, and calms inflammation.

• Radio Frequency (RF): Uses thermal energy to stimulate dermal collagen and tighten skin.

• HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound): Reaches deep structural layers (SMAS) to lift sagging tissue.

• TMP (Ultrasound + EMS + LED): Combines sonic product absorption, muscle stimulation, and light therapy.

• Microcurrent: Uses low-voltage electrical currents to tone and re-educate facial muscles.

• Hydradermabrasion: Exfoliates while flushing pores with hydrating serums under vortex suction.

• Microdermabrasion: Uses physical diamond/crystal abrasion to resurface rough skin texture.

• Dermaplane: Uses a surgical blade to gently shave off dead skin cells and vellus hair.

• Microneedling: Creates micro-injuries to trigger natural collagen synthesis and repair scars

Combining two modalities into a single $250 session saves $100 compared to booking them separately ($350 total), making custom dual-modality treatments both time-efficient and cost-effective.  We will hep you choose your modalities. 

Top High-Value Combination Packages ($250)

Why Duo Treatments Save Time and Money

• Shared Prep & Finish: Both modalities share the initial double-cleanse, skin mapping, and final SPF/hydration steps, reducing total chair time.

• Prep Acceleration: The first modality (e.g., Dermaplane or Hydradermabrasion) clears surface dead skin, allowing the second device (e.g., Cold Plasma or Microneedling) to work faster and penetrate deeper without extra setup.

• Single Recovery Period: Combining complementary technologies lets you target multiple tissue layers—from superficial epidermis to muscle memory or deep collagen—in one visit with a single recovery window.

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.  

$7/unit
Physician Administered

What is Dysport®?

Dysport® has been FDA approved since 2009. It is a injectable neuromodulator, similar to Botox. and Letybo.

How it works

Muscle relaxation
Dysport works by temporarily relaxing specific muscles to reduce the appearance of wrinkles caused by repeated muscle movements.

Wrinkle reduction
When injected into a muscle, it blocks the nerve signals that cause the muscle to contract.

Smoothing effect
This smoothing effect can soften the look of dynamic wrinkles and prevent new ones from forming.

Cosmetic uses

Dysport is FDA-approved for the temporary improvement of moderate to severe expression lines, resulting from movement. it is commonly used for:

• Forehead lines
• Crow's feet (lines around the eyes)
• Lines on the nose ("bunny lines")
• Chin dimpling

Key characteristics and differences

Molecule size and diffusion
Dysport's formulation is known for having a smaller molecular weight compared to Botox. This can lead to a slightly faster onset of action and a wider spread, or "diffusion," from the injection site. This characteristic can be beneficial for treating broader areas, such as the forehead, where a wider spread is desired. However, it also means a skilled injector is crucial to avoid unwanted muscle relaxation in nearby areas.

Onset of action
Many people report that the effects of Dysport can be seen a bit sooner than Botox, often within 2 to 3 days, with full results appearing in about a week. This can be appealing for those seeking quick results.

Duration
The duration of effect for Dysport is similar to other neuromodulators, typically lasting for about 3 to 4 months. The exact duration can vary from person to person.

Units of measurement
The measurement comparasion to Botox is 2:1. You will need twice ofthe amount of Dysport as compared to Botox and Letybo.

Procedure and side effects

Quick, in-office treatment
The procedure for a Dysport treatment is similar to other injectables: a quick in-office session where a fine needle is used to inject the product into the muscle.

Common side effects
Common side effects are usually mild and temporary, such as swelling, redness, or bruising at the injection site.

Important considerations
Serious side effects, while rare, can occur if the toxin spreads, and a thorough consultation with a qualified provider is essential to discuss all potential risks.

Starts @ $800 per syringe
Physician Administered

What are Dermal Fillers?

Dermal fillers, often simply called "fillers," are a popular and versatile category of injectable cosmetic treatments. They are gel-like substances that are injected beneath the skin to restore lost volume, smooth out lines and wrinkles, and enhance facial contours.

Unlike neuromodulators like Botox, which "freeze" muscles to prevent wrinkles, fillers physically add volume to the areas where they are injected. This makes them ideal for treating static wrinkles—those that are present even when the face is at rest—and for addressing volume loss that occurs with aging.

How dermal fillers work

Replacing volume
As we age, our bodies produce less collagen and elastin, and fat pads in the face can shrink and shift. Fillers work by directly replacing this lost volume, lifting the skin to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and folds.

Stimulating collagen
Some fillers not only add immediate volume but also stimulate the body's natural production of collagen. This means that even after the filler itself is metabolized, the new collagen can continue to provide a long-lasting improvement in skin firmness and elasticity.

Common types of dermal fillers

Hyaluronic Acid (HA) Fillers
This is the most popular type of filler. Hyaluronic acid is a substance that naturally occurs in the body, where it helps keep the skin hydrated and plump. HA fillers work by attracting and holding water, providing immediate volume and a hydrated look. They are often used for lips, cheeks, nasolabial folds (smile lines), and under-eye hollows.

Common Brands: Juvéderm, Restylane, Belotero, RHA Collection.

Longevity: Typically last from 6 to 18 months, with some products designed to last up to two years. They are also reversible, as an enzyme called hyaluronidase can be injected to dissolve them.

Calcium Hydroxylapatite (CaHA) Fillers
This is a mineral-like compound found naturally in human bones. CaHA fillers have a thicker consistency and are used for deeper wrinkles and to restore volume in areas like the cheeks and jawline. They also stimulate the body's natural collagen production.

Common Brands: Radiesse.

Longevity: Can last up to 12 to 18 months. They are not easily dissolved like HA fillers.

Poly-L-lactic Acid (PLLA) Fillers
This is a synthetic, biodegradable substance. PLLA fillers are known as "collagen stimulators" because their primary function is to trigger the body's own collagen production over time. The results appear gradually over several months.

Common Brands: Sculptra.

Longevity: Can last for two years or more.

What to expect and potential side effects

Quick, in-office procedure
A filler procedure is quick and is performed in a doctor's office. A numbing cream is often applied to ensure comfort.

Common side effects
Common, temporary side effects include bruising, swelling, redness, and tenderness at the injection site.

Treatment selection
As there are multiple filler options will determine which one is correct for you. you and our physician

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

Classic microneedling reduces fine lines and mild skin laxity by creating controlled micro-injuries in the dermis, which triggers collagen induction therapy (CIT) to restore lost structural support.

How Classic Microneedling Targets Aging & Laxity

• Neocollagenesis: Controlled physical punctures signal dermal fibroblasts to synthesize new Type I and Type III collagen, filling fine lines and superficial wrinkles from underneath.

• Elastin Synthesis: Rebuilds degraded elastin fibers, improving overall tissue elasticity and skin snap-back.

• Epidermal Thickening: Over a series of sessions, the procedure thickens the thin, fragile epidermal layer that often emphasizes crepiness as skin ages.

• Deep Delivery of Anti-Aging Actives: Micro-channels allow topically applied peptides, growth factors, or hyaluronic acid serums to absorb directly into the deeper dermal layer.

Realistic Expectations: Wrinkles vs. Sagging Skin