"Lunchtime Facial Treatments"

Looking and feeling better doesn't mean you need to have cosmetic surgery.

That is why some of the treatments we discuss here are referred to as a lunchtime facial treatments.

You can improve signs of aging such as wrinkles, fine lines and sun spots in very little time with no recovery period.

Your skin will have a healthy glow, the wrinkles around your eyes and frown line will look smoother.

Most people return to normal activities immediately.

That is what clients like the most about lunch time treatments is that treatments are fast and they don’t have to miss any activities.

The best part of it all is that no one has to know that you had them done. You just look better!!

Some of the most common lunchtime facial treatments available are:

Botox:

Botox Injections in a way paralize or relaxes the muscles so they can't move so they do not contract. After treatment, the superficial skin remains smooth and unwrinkled.

Dermal Fillers:

Injections using soft tissue fillers can improve the appearance of facial wrinkles. Fillers can also add fullness to the lips and reduce the appearance of acne scars.

IPL Photo Facial Rejuvenation:

The procedure is performed with lasers that use intense pulsed lighting to treat: hyperpigmentation, sun damage or (age spots), broken capillaries, blotchy pigmentation and diminish the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Read more about IPL facial rejuvenation here.

LED Skin Rejuvenation:

The treatment is very relaxing. The delivery of the LED energy to the skin is completely pain free. Most clients return to normal activities immediately.

Read more about LED skin rejuvenation here.

Light Chemical Peels:

Light Chemical Peels can improve the texture of rough skin, and can diminish the appearance wrinkles or sun damage (age spots) in the skin. These peels gently but thoroughly exfoliate, smooth, and soften the skin while they remove the outer skin cell layer.

Microdermabrasion:

Microdermabrasion is a procedure where all the action takes place at the topmost layer of skin, known as the epidermis. Microdermabrasion is meant to promote the renewal of surface skin cells and deeper collagen production.

Read more about microdermabrasion here.