Skin Condition Treatments

We know that chronic and cystic acne can take a toll on your skin — and your self-image. Acne scars are incredibly common and typically don't need to be treated. However, our team can walk you through treatment options like resurfacing, chemical peels and injectables to find your best fit.

If hyperpigmentation, or dark patches of skin like sunspots and melasma, is making you feel self-conscious, our estheticians can help. We'll work with you to understand the cause of your hyperpigmentation before choosing a hyperpigmentation treatment option like a chemical peel, laser therapy, microneedling or topical treatment.

Hypopigmentation, the opposite of hyperpigmentation, can be caused by genetic conditions or other factors, and some topical treatments may help. Our estheticians will sit down with you to examine your skin and recommend a personalized treatment plan to restore your confidence.

Keratosis pilaris (KP) is a harmless condition caused by a buildup of excess keratin that causes small bumps on the skin. Since it doesn’t cause issues, it doesn’t necessarily need to be treated, but our team can recommend treatments if you wish. Exfoliation, microdermabrasion and laser or light therapy can help treat the skin’s texture and appearance. We’ll help you determine which method is best for you.

We know that melasma, or brown or gray facial patches, can be frustrating to see day after day. Our team can meet with you to determine the cause of your melasma and recommend a personalized treatment plan. Topical treatments might be the right fit for you, or laser therapy, microneedling or a chemical peel might be better.

Milia, also called milk spots, are small, white bumps just underneath the surface of the skin on your face. They’re caused by dead skin cells and keratin and are essentially harmless, but treatments are available. We’re happy to walk you through your options and discuss the benefits of methods like manual extraction or cryotherapy, to name a few.

Moles are common, and many don’t need treatment. If you have a mole that looks different from the others or has changed over time, we recommend talking with your dermatologist to determine whether it should be removed for testing. For noncancerous moles, cosmetic mole removal is an option if you’re unhappy with how the mole affects your skin's appearance or feel.

The facial redness and rough skin texture that rosacea can cause are understandably frustrating, but this condition is treatable and manageable. Talk with our team to find out which type of treatment could help with flushing and redness, such as topicals, laser or light-based therapies.

Seborrheic keratosis (SK) is a benign (noncancerous) type of skin growth that’s more common with age. While they don’t necessarily need to be treated, there are methods available to treat them if you’d prefer. Our team will walk you through common SK treatments, such as cryotherapy and laser therapy, to determine which best meets your goals.

While these tiny growths are harmless and don’t need to be removed, skin tags can be annoying, especially if they catch on your clothing or are irritated by jewelry. Skin tags can be removed by excision (a healthcare provider cuts them off), cauterization (burning them off) or cryotherapy (freezing them off). If you’re interested in pursuing skin tag removal, we’ll help you weigh your options.

Dark splotches from sun damage are treatable through methods that help resurface the skin. Our team offers options like chemical peels, light therapy, microneedling and laser therapy that can remove outer layers of skin and promote new cell growth.

Also called age spots, sunspots are caused by excess melanin from UV exposure. Light and laser therapies are highly effective for treating sunspots. Our team can also discuss methods like microdermabrasion for minor sunspots to help exfoliate the skin.