Match your skin to the right rejuvenation routine
Peels, microneedling, dermaplaning, custom medical facials, prescription topicals — there's a right next step for your skin. Our 60-second matcher pairs your goals with the protocol an Austin licensed esthetician would recommend in person.
A quiet menu of well-chosen options
We don't run every modality on the market. Each of these is here because it consistently delivers for a specific skin goal.
Custom medical facial
Diagnostic + treatment in one visit. Cleansing, enzymes, light extractions, LED, and product layering tuned to your skin that day. Best foundation for most patients.
Chemical peels
VI Peel, SkinMedica Vitalize, and lactic-only options for sensitive skin. Targets dullness, sun damage, and surface pigment with minimal social downtime.
Microneedling + serum
SkinPen with growth-factor or PRP. Best for texture, fine lines, and shallow acne scars. Series of 3 spaced 4–6 weeks apart.
Dermaplaning + glow
Mechanical exfoliation paired with a gentle enzyme. Quick reset for makeup-perfect skin before an event — no downtime.
Pigment-specific protocols
Cosmelan, melasma-safe peels, and prescription Tri-Luma supervised by an MD. The matcher routes you here if pigment is your primary concern.
Prescription home routine
Sometimes the best in-clinic answer is a great at-home plan. Tretinoin, azelaic acid, and SPF — supervised, refilled, adjusted.
Useful if you…
- Are overwhelmed by which "facial" actually does what
- Have specific concerns: melasma, post-acne marks, dullness, texture
- Want a maintenance plan, not a one-off pampering visit
- Are expecting or nursing and need pregnancy-safe options
- Have tried products without seeing the change you wanted
Same-day email
- A primary protocol — and exactly why it matched your inputs
- A 90-day plan: cadence, recovery, and what to expect at each visit
- Three home-care non-negotiables (and one common myth to drop)
- Pregnancy-safe and melasma-safe substitutions when relevant
- A direct booking link for a complimentary 15-minute skin reading
What Austin patients ask before their first visit
What's the difference between a chemical peel and microneedling?
Chemical peels resurface the top layers of skin to address tone, dullness, and superficial pigment. Microneedling creates microscopic channels that trigger collagen — better for texture, scars, and laxity. Many patients alternate the two over a year for compounding results, and the matcher above will tell you which to start with.
How often should I get a medical facial?
Most patients see best results with a medical-grade facial every 4–6 weeks, matching the skin's natural turnover cycle. We'll recommend a cadence in your matcher result based on goals, current routine, and how much downtime you can tolerate.
Will skin rejuvenation work for melasma?
Melasma needs careful, gentle treatment — aggressive resurfacing can worsen pigment. Our melasma-safe protocols use VI Peel, Cosmelan, and supervised prescription topicals. If the matcher detects melasma as a concern, it routes you to those routines specifically.
Is this safe during pregnancy or nursing?
Yes — we offer pregnancy-safe facials, dermaplaning, lactic peels, and product swaps. Retinoids, hydroquinone, and salicylic acid are paused. Tell us in the matcher and we'll send the pregnancy-safe track.
Can I do this between Botox or filler appointments?
Absolutely — and many of our Austin patients do. We typically schedule peels and microneedling at least two weeks before or after injectables to keep results predictable.
What does it cost?
Custom medical facials start at $185, peels from $200, and microneedling series from $1,050 for three sessions. Membership pricing reduces ongoing visits ~20%. Your matcher email includes specific pricing for the protocol you matched into.
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