Exposure increases the risk of skin cancers and causes premature aging. Applying the appropriate sunscreen (SPF 30) contain physical blockers, zinc & titanium oxide, should be part of your daily skin care regime. Wearing sunblock is the #1 age preventor.

• A consistent at home skin care regime and regular facial treatments promote optimal skin wellness. A new program should begin to show improvements, typically within the first month.


• Massage therapy increases flexibility, circulation and provides optimal well being and good health.


• Acne usually appears at the onset of puberty but can often plague adults as well. It is caused by excessive production of sebum which clogs the pores by mixing with dead skin cells and bacteria on the skin surface. A strict home regime and specialized treatments have been proven effective in treating Sun acne.


• Rosacea affects 13 million Americans. It is a chronic disease and if left untreated can result in red lines which are the result of swollen and damaged veins. Light lactic acid peels, and Vitamin C & retinol treatments create a gentle rejuvenation via collagen production, thus, strengthening the skin; leaving it less vulnerable to trauma and ruddiness.


• An uneven, dull complexion is the result of years of sun exposure. The hyperpigmentation is caused by damage to the melanocytes. The melanin pigment darkens after repeated exposure to ultraviolet rays causing the appearance of brown spots. This damage may be reversed with chemical peels and microdermabrasion.


• Post inflammatory pigmentation results from trauma to the skin from squeezing, picking, & forcing pimples before they are ready. Therefore, it is important to well prepare the skin via exfoliation (enzymes), and steam, before deep cleaning should be performed. Facials are a preventative treatment for acne conditions, diminishing the development of blackheads, and reducing scarring.


• Microdermabrasion is often referred to as “the lunch time facelift” because the results are immediate. It is effective on fine lines and wrinkles, brown spots acne scars, congested skin, seborrhea and blemished skin.


• Pseudofollicultis Barbae is the scientific name for razor burn. It is classified as an extreme skin disorder. It is common among men, and those of African American descent. This condition can be successfully treated with advance exfoliation techniques such as microdermabrasion and chemical peels, as well as weekly at home exfoliation.