Skin

The appearance of uneven texture, fine lines, enlarged pores, and acne scarring. It does not permanently close pores or guarantee complete scar removal.

Yes—Procell’s topical delivery serum is often described as a “stem cell serum” because of its growth factors and cytokines, which are signaling proteins. Formulations can vary; Sara can explain the serum used at your appointment. The treatment does not involve injecting living stem cells.

Expect a repeated stamping sensation. A pink or red flush can follow treatment; recovery varies with the treatment settings and your skin. Plan around important events rather than assuming no redness.

Changes in texture develop gradually over weeks. An early glow is different from longer-term improvement, and a series may be appropriate.

Sara generally spaces sessions four weeks apart. One session is $300; three are $800, with complimentary dermaplaning included in the package.

The menu includes Procell + BioRePeel ($440; three for $1,200) and Procell + SERA ($475; three for $1,300). Sara assesses whether a combination suits your skin; more treatment is not automatically better.

A flat discoloration and a change in skin texture are different concerns. Tell Sara whether you are bothered by color, indentations, or both so she can help you choose.

SERA is the menu’s pigmentation-focused option; Procell focuses on texture and skin renewal. If both tone and texture concern you, Sara can discuss the combined service.

Complete clearing is not guaranteed. Pigmentation can need ongoing care, and results depend on the cause, your skin’s response, sun exposure, and your home routine. Persistent or changing spots should be assessed by a dermatologist.

SERA is $225 per treatment or $600 for three. Procell + SERA is $475 per session or $1,300 for three.

Sara confirms spacing, preparation, and aftercare for the SERA protocol selected for you. A standalone appointment and a Procell combination may have different recovery needs; discuss your schedule before booking.

Removing surface buildup and peach fuzz can give skin a smoother finish. It is an optional step in selected facials and peel appointments, rather than a requirement for everyone.

No. Cutting hair at the surface does not change the follicle or make hair thicker. The cut end may feel different as it grows back; hair removal is temporary.

Active inflamed acne, irritated skin, or a disrupted skin barrier may make dermaplaning unsuitable. Sara checks your skin before proceeding.

Temporary redness or sensitivity is possible. Be gentle with your skin and follow the aftercare for the full appointment, especially if dermaplaning is combined with a peel.

Options include the 30-minute mini facial + dermaplane ($55), Signature Facial with dermaplane ($120), Glass Skin with dermaplane ($210), chemical peel with dermaplane ($145), and BioRePeel face with dermaplane ($165).

Dullness, uneven surface texture, some discoloration, and the appearance of fine lines. Breakout concerns may also influence the formula selected. A peel does not treat every cause of acne or pigmentation.

Skin is cleansed and prepared, the peel is applied and monitored, and finishing care follows the selected protocol. Some peels need a home preparation routine before the appointment.

Tingling or warmth can occur. Tell Sara immediately if discomfort feels intense; stronger sensations do not mean better results.

Redness, dryness, tightness, and flaking can occur. Light peels may take several days to settle, while deeper peels have longer recovery. The expected response depends on the actual peel; discuss this before booking.

Sara’s chemical peel appointments are typically spaced 4–8 weeks apart, adjusted to your skin. A chemical peel is $120; with dermaplaning it is $145.

Do not pull off flakes, scrub, or add extra exfoliation. Use the recommended moisturizer and sun protection. Persistent burning, worsening swelling, or unusual skin changes need prompt professional advice.

The phrase describes the often minimal visible shedding. It does not mean no acids, no skin response, or zero recovery. Dryness, redness, or light flaking can still happen.

Dullness, uneven-looking tone, and surface texture. Sara considers your skin condition, routine, and goals before recommending it.

BioRePeel is a specific branded formula. The chemical peel appointment is selected separately for your goals. The best choice depends on your skin and the particular formula, not how much visible peeling you want.

Sara spaces BioRePeel sessions 2–4 weeks apart when appropriate. Skin must be ready for the next treatment; the interval may be extended if needed.

Face: $140. Face with dermaplane: $165. Body: $140 per mL, with the total confirmed before treatment. Procell + BioRePeel: $440, or $1,200 for three combined sessions.

No. Follow your treatment instructions, protect your skin from sun exposure, and avoid adding extra exfoliation while your skin recovers.

Share recent peels, laser treatments, waxing, injectables, sunburn, medications, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, current or recent isotretinoin use, cold-sore history, and any healing or immune-system concerns. These may affect treatment selection or require medical clearance.

Tell Sara which products you use and their strengths. She will give you the appropriate pause and restart instructions for your treatment. Do not stop prescribed medication without advice from your prescriber.

The timing depends on the service and your skin’s response. Ask for your specific timeline before leaving, particularly after Procell or a combination treatment. Avoid assuming one service’s instructions apply to another.

Follow the written instructions for your appointment. Gentle cleansing, recommended hydration, and sun protection are important; introducing new actives or scrubbing irritated skin can interfere with recovery.

Treatment choice and settings must account for your skin tone and pigmentation history. Irritation can trigger discoloration, so a tailored plan matters. No service is automatically suitable for every skin tone or condition.

Allow time for skin to recover and tell Sara about the date and planned sun exposure. A first-time advanced treatment should not be scheduled assuming your skin will look event-ready immediately.

Some goals need several treatments and continued home care. Skin changes over time; no service guarantees permanent results. Packages offer planned sessions, not a promise of a specific outcome.

Start with a Signature Facial or contact Sara with your concerns, current routine, and recent treatment history. She can help you choose rather than having you guess between advanced services.