Are you a good candidate for:

  • Contraindications include pregnancy, breastfeeding, active skin infections, recent sun exposure or sunburn, and allergies to peel ingredients. Certain medications, like isotretinoin (Accutane) or Retin-A, can also be a contraindication, especially if used within 6 months of the peel. Additionally, individuals with a history of keloid scarring, uncontrolled diabetes, or autoimmune disorders should also avoid these peels.  Please be routine with sunscreen if considering chemical peels.

  • Nano-needling, while generally a safe procedure, has several contraindications. It's not recommended for individuals with active skin infections, open wounds, or certain skin conditions like psoriasis, rosacea, or eczema. Pregnancy, recent Botox or fillers, and blood thinners are also contraindications. Additionally, those with a history of keloid scarring, diabetes, or undergoing cancer treatment should avoid nano-needling.

  • Dermafile treatments, a type of exfoliation, are generally safe for most skin types, but some contraindications exist. Key contraindications include active skin infections, certain skin conditions like severe eczema or rosacea, open wounds or sores, sunburn, and recent use of certain medications or treatments. Individuals with a history of keloid scarring, or those who are pregnant or breastfeeding, should also avoid Dermafile treatments. 

  • Microcurrent therapy, while generally safe, has several contraindications. These include conditions like epilepsy, pregnancy, cancer, and the presence of a pacemaker or certain other implanted electronic devices. Additionally, microcurrent should be avoided on areas with skin infections, open wounds, or recent facial surgery.

  • LED (light-emitting diode) light therapy is generally safe, but certain contraindications exist. These include conditions like lupus, photosensitive eczema, and albinism, as well as medications that increase light sensitivity. Individuals with epilepsy, pregnancy, or certain thyroid conditions should also exercise caution

See below for Skin Irregularity Treatment Info

Pre and Post Care for the Skin Irregularity Treatments

Avoid using any skin resurfacing products for a few days prior to your treatment, and that you don’t have any chemical peels or other strong exfoliating facials for a month prior to your appointment.

After your treatment, take gentle care of your skin:

• Avoid using harsh or exfoliating skincare products on the treated area for 21 days after your appointment.

• For two days following your treatment, avoid saunas, intense exercise, and any other high-temperature environments or intense activities.

• If you do experience any scabbing or irritation, avoid picking at the skin. Instead, apply a skin protective ointment daily to the area.

• Practice diligent sun protection by wearing sunscreen and sun-protective clothing whenever you are exposed to sunlight.

*Contraindications are: pacemaker, epilepsy, pregnant, bleeding disorders, history of keloid scarring, and/or any medications that could delay healing.

Botox: Administer no treatment until 72 hours after injection.