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What Our Clients Say
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Took my Bf in and she really helped him alot. We will be back
Amazing!! I got a prenatal massage and was so happy with the care I received from Yoleidis...more
Lana did a great job. I will be back, hopefully.
10/10 experience. I felt extremely comfortable the moment I walked in the door. I was gree...more
Highly recommend Holly for your massage. Kind, and very good at massage ! I’m so relaxed...more
Katelyn did a really good job. I did the 90 minute therapeutic massage and I honestly feel...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Dermaplane & LED Light Therapy.
Yes. The add-on is generally safe for most skin types, including mild sensitivity. Technicians adjust technique and LED intensity as needed. If you have active acne, rosacea flare-ups, or recent chemical peels, disclose these so we can recommend alternatives or precautions.
As an add-on, expect about 20–30 minutes: dermaplaning takes roughly 10–15 minutes and LED therapy about 10–15 minutes depending on skin needs. Your esthetician will customize timing to address concerns and ensure comfort throughout the treatment.
For best results, schedule every 4–6 weeks to maintain smooth skin and cumulative LED benefits. Frequency may vary with skin type, sensitivity, and specific concerns; your esthetician will recommend a personalized plan.
No significant downtime is expected. You may experience mild redness for a few hours, but peeling is uncommon. Avoid aggressive exfoliants and sun exposure immediately after treatment and use SPF to protect newly revealed skin.
Yes. It's designed as a complementary add-on and pairs well with facials, peels, or hydrating treatments. Your esthetician will assess timing and compatibility to optimize safety and results, avoiding overlapping aggressive procedures in the same visit.
Contraindications include active open wounds, severe cystic acne, recent chemical peels, active cold sores, and use of certain photosensitizing medications. Inform us about medications, pregnancy, or skin conditions so we can recommend alternatives or postpone treatment.