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Injectables and facial balance

Skin radiance and texture

Start with your skin concern

Acne and congestion

Congested pores, active breakouts, hormonal flares and marks left after acne need different treatment plans. The menu includes HydraFacial with a Clarifying Booster, a salicylic-acid Clarifying Peel, and a customized Radiance facial. Discuss active inflammation and all prescription skincare or acne medication before selecting exfoliation or extraction.

Compare HydraFacial protocols and boosters, or explore the facial and peel options below. Your appointment cadence should follow your skin's response, not a preset package.

Melasma, dark spots and uneven tone

Melasma, post-inflammatory marks and sun-related spots are not the same concern. Assessment considers the pigment pattern, skin tone, hormonal history, prior reactions and sun exposure. The menu includes brightening-focused peels, HydraFacial with a Brightening Booster and microneedling. Discuss suitability and sequencing rather than assuming one treatment fits every type of pigment.

Sun protection and consistent follow-up belong in the plan. Ask how irritation or heat could affect your particular pigmentation, and what improvement to assess over a series.

Fine lines, pores and texture

Expression lines, volume changes and surface texture call for different approaches. Compare neuromodulators, fillers and biostimulators, and skin treatments during your consultation.

Body technology and facial tone

Pelvic health and core support

Weight and wellness support

A closer look at your options

Planning your brow, lash and device appointments

Brow tint typically lasts two to four weeks on hair, while lamination and lash lift or tint are commonly described as lasting four to six weeks. The initial 24–48-hour aftercare window matters: follow instructions on keeping the area dry, avoiding rubbing, heat and oil-based products. Existing lash extensions must be removed before a lift; discuss recovery time for the natural lashes before scheduling. Tell the team about recent eye surgery, infection or brow-area injections.

For EMFACE, arrive with clean skin and discuss implanted devices, facial metal, active skin conditions, pregnancy, medications and recent surgery. The practice describes four 20-minute sessions spaced two to fourteen days apart, with warmth and rhythmic contractions during treatment. Intensity is adjustable. Progress is assessed over the following weeks rather than immediately after the last session.

Functional assessments may address post-fracture compensation, restricted mobility, muscle atrophy and muscular components of sciatic or carpal-tunnel symptoms. Bring relevant imaging reports and prior treatment or surgical notes. The diagnosis and implant location determine suitability; your provider will assess whether treatment is right for you. Record changes in pain and mobility between sessions to support follow-up with your care team.

Core to Floor typically begins with EMSELLA, then introduces EMSCULPT NEO in a coordinated sequence. The program takes about five to six weeks, with an outcome review at eight to twelve weeks; exact scheduling follows assessment. After childbirth or cesarean delivery, discuss healing and maternity-provider clearance before core treatment.

Brow and lash services

Choose brow tinting, precision shaping and waxing, or lamination for a brushed-up shape. Lash options include tinting, a lash lift and a conditioning keratin lash lift. Tint appointments are approximately 20 minutes; brow lamination approximately 45 minutes; lash lifts approximately 45–60 minutes. Popular combinations include Lash Lift + Tint, Brow Lamination + Tint, and The Full Frame combining both brows and lashes.

Arrive with clean brows and lashes and remove contact lenses for lash services. Discuss allergies, eye conditions, recent extensions and treatments when booking. First-time tinting involves a patch test at least 24 hours before the appointment. Your practitioner provides the appropriate preparation and aftercare, including the initial period of keeping the area dry.

The Foundation Program and functional treatment

Functional EMSCULPT NEO is a distinct application from cosmetic body contouring. The practice's Foundation Program focuses on muscle strength, stability and mobility after inactivity, injury, surgery or age-related changes. Assessment considers muscle weakness, core support, compensating movement patterns and goals for everyday activities. Treatment planning may involve EMSCULPT NEO and EMSELLA in an individualized combination. The women's Core to Floor pathway is one specific program within this broader functional approach.

For back pain, changes after joint surgery or restricted movement, start with an assessment rather than choosing a cosmetic package. Discuss the underlying diagnosis, existing care, implants and medical history before deciding whether treatment fits your situation.

Back pain and muscular support

The back-pain pathway focuses on core and pelvic-floor weakness, not treatment of disc herniation, spinal stenosis or nerve compression. Your physician or spine specialist should evaluate the underlying cause. The practice describes functional EMSCULPT NEO for abdominal and lumbar support, with EMSELLA when pelvic-floor involvement is identified. A proposed course may include four to six 30-minute EMSCULPT NEO sessions and six 28-minute EMSELLA sessions, selected after assessment. Coordinate the plan with existing physical therapy and medical care rather than replacing them.

Three-part weight-management planning

The practice's GLP-1 program brings together medical weight management, muscle preservation and hair support. Medical planning includes a review of health history, laboratory monitoring, medication suitability and dose adjustments. Muscle-focused planning considers nutrition, resistance activity and EMSCULPT NEO. Hair-loss treatment options include scalp microneedling and PRP when appropriate.

Rapid weight loss and changes in food intake can be accompanied by loss of lean mass or delayed hair shedding. Bring changes in strength, intake or hair density to your provider rather than treating the scale as the only measure of progress. Scalp microneedling and PRP are different treatment conversations from a facial microneedling appointment; learn about microneedling and ask which application is suitable.

Already working with another GLP-1 prescriber? Ask about adding muscle or hair support while continuing that relationship. Share current laboratory results and coordinate the plan with your existing provider. Follow-up includes strength, nutrition, energy and hair changes, with a transition plan discussed before medication is discontinued.

Scalp treatment and delayed shedding

Weight-related telogen effluvium can appear months after the change in intake or weight. Assessment distinguishes that pattern from other causes of hair loss. The scalp pathway uses a blood draw and PRP preparation, scalp microneedling and PRP application; the practice describes three to four sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, with progress assessed over months. Compare this with injectable PRF hair restoration rather than treating PRP and PRF as interchangeable.

The infusion menu

In addition to Pure Hydration, Myers' Cocktail and Immunity Shield, the practice's menu includes these seven options. Discuss the actual formula and suitability before choosing; your provider will help you choose an infusion based on your needs.

• Inner Glow: glutathione, biotin, vitamin C and B complex.
• Peak Recovery: amino acids, magnesium, B complex, electrolytes and vitamin C.
• Clarity & Drive: NAD+, B12, B complex, amino acids and magnesium.
• Rapid Revival: saline, electrolytes and B complex, with medication components reviewed individually by the treating clinician.
• Longevity: NAD+, B complex and amino acids.
• Debloat: glutamine, B complex, magnesium and zinc.
• The Summit Drip: a Myers' base with glutathione, vitamin C, NAD+, amino acids and zinc.

Available boosters include Glutathione Push, B12 Injection, NAD+ Boost and Zinc Add-On. B12 is an intramuscular injection rather than an IV infusion. Discuss your medications, allergies and health history privately before selecting an infusion or booster. Contact the practice for current pricing.

Your infusion visit

Allow approximately 60–75 minutes for a first visit, including intake and formula selection; the infusion itself is usually 30–60 minutes. An IV catheter is placed in the arm and the flow is controlled during the session. Tell the clinician promptly about discomfort or anything unusual. Discuss kidney or heart disease, fluid restrictions and ingredient allergies before booking. Contact the practice before arriving with fever, vomiting or a contagious illness. Confirm preparation and aftercare instructions for your selected treatment; IV therapy does not replace nutrition, sleep or exercise.

EMFACE: skin and facial muscle together

EMFACE pairs synchronized radiofrequency with HIFES facial muscle stimulation. Adhesive applicators sit on the forehead and cheeks during a 20-minute session. Radiofrequency addresses skin firmness and collagen, while muscle stimulation works on the underlying lifting muscles. The original treatment program describes four sessions, with changes continuing to develop over the following weeks.

This needle-free approach differs from neuromodulators, which relax expression muscles, and fillers, which address volume and contour. Discuss whether a single approach or a sequenced combination fits your goals.

EMSCULPT NEO: body contour and muscle

EMSCULPT NEO combines radiofrequency heating and HIFEM+ muscle stimulation in approximately 30-minute sessions. Treatment areas include the abdomen, buttocks, arms, thighs and calves. The session involves rhythmic contractions and warmth, with intensity adjusted during treatment. A typical course described by the practice is four sessions spaced several days apart.

Muscle soreness can feel similar to a workout and commonly settles within 24–48 hours. Changes develop over weeks, with a later review of progress rather than an immediate final result. Body contouring is not a substitute for primary weight-loss care. Screening includes pregnancy, implanted electronic devices, metal near the treatment area and relevant medical conditions.

Core to Floor: the connected core

The Core to Floor program combines EMSELLA pelvic-floor treatment with EMSCULPT NEO core strengthening. Its focus is the relationship between the pelvic floor, deep abdominals, spinal stabilizers and diaphragm—not two unrelated treatment areas. The practice's program addresses conversations about changes after pregnancy and childbirth, hormonal changes, core support and urinary leakage. Your assessment determines which components are appropriate and whether other care is needed.

Radiance facials and chemical peels

Radiance is the practice's customized signature facial, described as a 60–90-minute treatment built around your skin on the day. Assessment is followed by cleansing, selected exfoliation, extractions where appropriate, targeted serum, facial massage and a customized mask with neck and décolletage attention. Skin assessment, sensitivity and current concerns guide the products and techniques. HydraFacial offers a distinct device-based cleansing, extraction and hydration approach.

Choose the peel around your skin and calendar

• Brightening Glow Peel: a superficial enzymatic or low-strength acid option for dullness and uneven tone, described without a planned recovery window.
• Clarifying Peel: a salicylic-acid option for congestion, oiliness and acne-prone skin, with possible light flaking for one to three days.
• Corrective Peel: a deeper option for established pigmentation, sun damage and texture, with approximately three to five days of visible peeling.
• Resurfacing Peel: the more intensive pathway for photoaging, coarse texture and scarring, with approximately five to seven days of visible peeling and dedicated preparation and aftercare.

Peel selection considers skin tone, pigment response, sensitivity and recovery time. Some plans include two to four weeks of preparation. Bring your current skincare and medication list, including retinoids or isotretinoin, and discuss recent injectables; receive individual timing instructions before changing a prescribed routine. Monthly maintenance and more widely spaced corrective sessions serve different goals. Ask about the appropriate interval rather than scheduling before your skin has recovered.

IV infusion choices

Infusion sessions are described as taking approximately 30–60 minutes. The menu includes Pure Hydration, with saline and electrolytes; Myers' Cocktail, with B vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium and calcium; and Immunity Shield, featuring vitamin C, zinc and glutathione. Discuss the actual formula, ingredients, suitability and oversight before booking. See our treatment prices or call for a personalized quote.

Not sure where to start?

Call (801) 348-3674 for help choosing a consultation or browse appointments through Vagaro. Read our treatment guides before your visit.