Skin and Body Refinery

B-12 injections involve a healthcare professional giving a tiny dose of vitamin B-12 directly into the body, usually in the muscle. It’s used to treat or prevent B-12 deficiency and may require periodic injections or routine follow-up depending on needs.

BOTOX treatments involve small injections that relax facial muscles to reduce wrinkles. A clinician cleans the area, injects tiny amounts, and may apply ICE or a gentle massage; results appear in days and can last several months with repeat sessions.

Body contouring is a cosmetic service that reshapes and tones areas of the body using noninvasive or minimally invasive treatments to remove fat, tighten skin, and improve silhouette after weight loss or pregnancy.

Chemical peels use a special acid solution applied to the skin to remove damaged outer layers, helping reduce wrinkles, spots, and roughness. It involves cleaning the area, applying the solution, a brief peel, and post-care instructions for healing.

Dermaplaning is a skincare treatment that uses a sterile blade to gently remove fine hairs and the top layer of dead skin, leaving the face smoother and more radiant. It often includes cleansing, exfoliation, and soothing finishes.

Dysport treatment uses small injections of botulinum toxin to relax facial muscles, reducing wrinkles. A clinician targets specific areas, usually within minutes, with minimal discomfort and little downtime, lasting several months before repetition may be needed.

EmSculpt treatments use high-intensity focused electromagnetic energy to contract and strengthen abdominal, buttock, or thigh muscles. It involves sessions that feel like an intense workout, with no downtime and gradual improvements in tone and muscle definition.

HydraFacial is a non-invasive facial treatment that cleanses, exfoliates, and nourishes the skin using a specialized wand. It combines suction and serums to remove impurities, hydrate, and brighten the complexion with minimal downtime.

IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, minerals, or medications directly into a vein using an IV drip. It involves a small needle or catheter, a monitored infusion rate, and may aim to hydrate, replete nutrients, or support healing, with a clinician overseeing the process.

JUVÉDERM treatments are injectable dermal fillers that use hyaluronic acid to add smooth volume and reduce wrinkles. A clinician injects tiny amounts under the skin, typically for lips, cheeks, or facial lines, with results lasting several months to a year.

Laser hair removal is a cosmetic treatment that uses concentrated light to damage hair follicles, reducing future hair growth. A technician shines a laser on areas like the legs or underarms, sometimes with cooling, numbing, or protective gel, and multiple sessions are usually needed.

Lip fillers are cosmetic injections that add volume and shape to the lips, making them fuller. The procedure uses dermal filler substance, usually hyaluronic acid, injected by a professional to smooth lines and enhance symmetry, with results lasting months.

Massage is a hands-on therapy that uses touch to relax muscles, relieve tension, and improve circulation. A therapist uses techniques like stroking, kneading, and pressure on the body, usually with the client lying or seated, wearing comfortable clothing or a sheet.

Microneedling uses tiny needles to create small skin channels that trigger your skin’s healing response, boosting collagen. It’s done with a handheld device or roller, often with numbing cream, and typically requires multiple sessions for best results.

Sculptra treatments smooth and restore facial volume using collagen-stimulating injections that gradually boost lipids and plump areas; results appear over weeks/months as the treatment builds collagen in the skin.

Skin resurfacing is a treatment that helps smooth rough, sun-damaged, or scarred skin by removing outer layers or stimulating collagen. It may use lasers, chemical peels, or mechanical methods to promote new, healthier skin over several weeks.