Cleanse, extract and hydrate in one visit, with no downtime.
HydraFacial
Facial Rejuvenation in Pittsburgh
Nine ways to a healthier, brighter complexion, from a lunchtime HydraFacial to a medical-grade peel. Every treatment is chosen for your skin by an experienced aesthetician, and every visit is meant to be comfortable, relaxing and results-oriented.
Nine ways to earnthe same glow.
Every treatment on this rail is after the same thing: skin that looks fresh, even and awake. What separates them is mostly depth and downtime. Some polish the surface and send you back to your day; others work deeper and ask for a few days of redness or peeling in exchange for a bigger change.
You do not have to sort that out yourself. Your aesthetician reads your skin and your calendar together, then matches you to the treatment, or the sequence of treatments, that fits both.
The practice's go-to for acne scars, no surgery or lasers.
RejuvaPen microneedling
CO2 laser and RF microneedling together, in one session.
Fractional RF microneedling
Medical-grade peels, chosen for your skin and your schedule.
Chemical peels
A medium-depth peel with peptides for tone, texture and acne.
VI Peel Precision
Deep-peel results without the visible peeling or downtime.
PRX Derm Perfexion
Dead skin and peach fuzz gone in one visit, for every skin tone.
Dermaplaning
Exfoliation and a custom serum infusion in one 30 minute visit.
Dermalinfusion
The classic resurfacing polish: quick and virtually pain free.
Microdermabrasion
What a facial visitactually looks like.
Your aesthetician looks at your skin before recommending anything: texture, tone, congestion, scarring, sun damage, and what you have tried before. What bothers you most sets the priority.
Depth and downtime are explained honestly before anything is booked. A HydraFacial or dermaplaning sends you straight back to your day; a VI Peel means several days of peeling, and microneedling means a day or two of redness. You choose knowing exactly what to expect.
Most facial treatments here take under 45 minutes, and comfort is part of the design: numbing cream where a treatment warrants it, settings adjusted to your skin, and a room built for relaxing rather than enduring.
You leave with simple instructions: gentle products, daily sunscreen, and when to come back. Fresh skin is more sensitive to the sun, and SPF is what keeps the result you just paid for.
Four questions we are askedbefore choosing a facial treatment.
You do not have to. The differences come down to depth, downtime and what your skin needs most, and that is exactly what the consultation sorts out. Your aesthetician examines your skin, asks about your goals and your schedule, and recommends the treatment or sequence that fits both.
HydraFacial, dermalinfusion, dermaplaning, PRX Derm Perfexion and microdermabrasion all send you straight back to your day. The VI Peel involves several days of visible peeling, and RejuvaPen microneedling leaves the skin red for around 48 hours. Your provider will tell you exactly what to expect before you book.
For maintenance treatments like HydraFacial, dermalinfusion and dermaplaning, a monthly cadence is common: skin renews on roughly that cycle, so regular visits keep results continuous rather than starting over. Corrective treatments like microneedling run as a short series, then taper to maintenance.
Yes, and often to good effect: dermaplaning before a peel helps the peel work evenly, and a maintenance facial between deeper treatments keeps skin healthy while collagen builds. Your provider sequences the combination deliberately so each treatment supports the next.
