Concern
Dull, tired skin
Dead cells and dehydration flatten the skin's glow; a well-chosen facial restores it in one visit with no downtime.

How we think about it
Skin looks dull when dead cells pile up on the surface and scatter light instead of reflecting it. Dehydration, a slow turnover cycle, city air, and a few short nights all contribute. Nothing is wrong exactly. The skin just is not doing its housekeeping as quickly as it used to, and it shows.
This is the concern where a good facial earns its place. Hydrafacial, DiamondGlow, and Glo2Facial exfoliate, extract, and infuse hydration in one visit with no downtime. Dermaplaning removes the surface layer and fine hair. For a longer-lasting shift, Dr. Olivo may suggest a peel series or Laser Genesis alongside a home routine.
Treatments we reach for
In the order the clinic tends to consider them. The right one for you is decided at consultation.
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Facials and peels
Hydrafacial
Cleanse, extract, and hydrate in one 30 to 45 minute visit. Skin looks fresh the same day.
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Facials and peels
Glass skin facial
A layered brightening and hydration facial for the smooth, reflective finish people call glass skin.
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Facials and peels
Diamondglow
Diamond-tip exfoliation, extraction, and serum infusion in a single pass.
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Facials and peels
Glo2Facial by Geneo
An oxygenation facial that uses the skin's own response to bring oxygen to the surface.
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Facials and peels
Dermaplaning
Manual exfoliation that removes dead surface cells and vellus hair in one pass.
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Dull, tired skin, answered
How often should I get a facial?
Roughly every four to six weeks matches the skin's turnover cycle. Skin Club memberships are built around that rhythm.
Can I get a facial before an event?
Yes. Hydrafacial and DiamondGlow are common the day or two before an event. Save peels and resurfacing for at least two weeks out.
Let us look at it together.
Book online any time, text us, or call the clinic during hours.
Financing available through Cherry. Terms are set by Cherry at application.