Your first facial: how to choose.

A med spa menu can read like another language the first time. HydraFacial, Préime, dermaplaning, peels. Here is the translation, from the people who do them every day, and an easy way to choose where to start.

The Treatment Room

Start with how your skin feels

Choosing a facial is less about the menu and more about your skin right now. Feeling dull or congested? You want deep cleansing and exfoliation. Dry and tight? Hydration first. Working on texture, fine lines, or uneven tone? That is where our advanced treatments shine. And if you are not sure, that is genuinely fine: every appointment begins with your esthetician looking at your skin and talking with you about what it needs.

• The signature facial. Cleansing, exfoliation, extractions where needed, massage, mask, and hydration. The classic, customized to your skin on the day, and the right first visit for most guests.
• HydraFacial. A machine-assisted deep clean that cleanses, gently exfoliates, and infuses serums in one pass. No downtime, and that signature just-polished glow; in a small clinical study, the hydradermabrasion technology behind it increased skin hydration and antioxidant levels^[1].
• Préime DermaFacial. Our most advanced facial: a multi-technology treatment your esthetician tailors step by step for texture, tone, and deep hydration.
• Chemical peels. Professional exfoliation at a controlled strength, one of dermatology’s longest-standing tools for tone, texture, and brightness^[2]. Your esthetician chooses the level with you; a little tingling is normal, and so is the fresh-skin glow that follows.
• Dermaplaning. A gentle blade sweep that lifts away dead surface cells and peach fuzz. Instant smoothness, and makeup sits beautifully after.

The Skincare Suite

“Your skin tells us where to start. Come as you are, ask every question you have, and let us build the facial around you. That is the whole job.”Gia CordaroFounder & Owner · Licensed Esthetician

Simple rules for a great visit

• Arrive with whatever skin you woke up with; we cleanse first anyway.
• Tell your esthetician about retinoids, recent sun, or new products; it changes what we choose for you.
• Skip makeup for the rest of the day if you can, and let the glow breathe.
• Go gentle for a day after a peel or dermaplaning: SPF on, harsh actives off.