Skin care that starts with your skin.

Express treatments are $75 (20–30 min), our signature facial is $75/$105/$150 for 30/60/90 minutes, GM Collin treatments run $120–$195, and a back facial is $80.

The Element Signature Facial (60 min, $105). Your esthetician starts with a real consultation and builds the treatment around your skin — dry, oily, sensitive, acne-prone, all of it.

GM Collin is a Canadian clinical skincare line we've used for years. The menu runs from the soothing AlgoMask+ ($120) to the anti-aging Botinol ($165) and the 90-minute Collagen Infusion ($195). Your first GM Collin treatment is 20% off.

Yes — the Oxygenating Skin Care treatment ($135) was built for oily and acne-prone skin, and the signature facial can be customized the same way.

Every 4–6 weeks matches your skin's renewal cycle. Monthly regulars see the biggest change — and it's a very nice hour, frankly.

Yes — microdermabrasion or dermaplaning add on to a 30-minute facial for $50 each — see the advanced skincare menu below.

Microneedling (collagen induction therapy) is $300 for a 60-minute session, and includes a post-care skincare package worth $50. For best results we recommend a series of 3, spaced 4–6 weeks apart.

$80 for a 30-minute session, or $50 as an add-on to a 30-minute facial.

Usually yes — it's mechanical exfoliation with no chemicals, which is why it suits people whose skin doesn't tolerate acids.

The AHA peel ($100) boosts cell turnover and collagen for dull or congested skin; the Oxygen Regenerating peel ($100) is the gentler brightener that suits all skin types. Your esthetician will steer you at your appointment.

Minimal — expect a day or two of redness, like a mild sunburn. Most clients book it before a quiet weekend.

Our licensed estheticians, certified in microneedling, dermaplaning, and chemical peels.