Glow Up
A three-month, provider-planned series for clarity, texture, hydration, and visible radiance.
Why This Combination
The Glow Up series coordinates three skin treatments with different purposes. HydroFacial focuses on cleansing and hydration, a chemical peel provides controlled exfoliation, and LED therapy may be used as a supportive light-based treatment. A provider evaluates skin type, current products, sensitivity, pigment risk, and goals before recommending any combination or schedule.
Combination Rationale
Sequencing these services can make recovery time and skin tolerance easier to plan: cleansing and hydration may precede a separately scheduled peel, while LED may be considered as supportive care at another visit. Each component has its own evidence base, indications, and risks. Using them in one series does not establish or guarantee an additive benefit, and results vary by patient and treatment plan.
What's Included
HydroFacial
3 sessions with provider-planned timingHow It Works
The treatment uses a fluid-based tip to cleanse, exfoliate, extract, and apply selected topical solutions. Products and treatment intensity are chosen for the patient's skin and goals.
Why It's in This Combo
It can provide a clean, hydrated starting point within the series. This does not ensure that a later peel or LED session will work better, so the provider plans each service on its own merits.
Chemical Peel
3 sessions; spacing follows skin recovery and the provider planHow It Works
A provider-selected peeling solution produces controlled exfoliation. The type, strength, contact time, and aftercare depend on skin type, current products, prior procedures, and pigment risk.
Why It's in This Combo
It addresses tone and texture concerns through a different modality than cleansing or light therapy. Adequate spacing helps the provider assess recovery before another treatment.
LED Therapy
3 sessions; timing follows peel recovery and the provider planHow It Works
LED devices deliver selected wavelengths of visible or near-infrared light. The device settings and treatment goal depend on the concern being addressed and whether light therapy is appropriate for the patient.
Why It's in This Combo
It may be considered as a supportive treatment at a separate visit. Its inclusion does not guarantee faster recovery or a larger cosmetic result from the other services.
Ideal For
This series may be considered for adults concerned about dullness, uneven texture, congestion, mild discoloration, or early visible signs of aging. It is not appropriate for every skin type or condition; active irritation, medications, photosensitivity, pregnancy status, and pigment risk are reviewed before treatment.
Planning Framework
A common planning framework uses one visit for each component per month, with recovery time between services. The provider determines the actual order, interval, peel selection, LED settings, and total number of visits after evaluation and may modify or omit a component.
What to Expect
Patients may notice changes in hydration, clarity, texture, or tone over a series of treatments, but the degree and timing vary. No specific improvement, timeline, or combined effect is guaranteed. Maintenance and home care recommendations depend on the patient's response and goals.
Ready to Start Glow Up?
Book a consultation and we will tailor the treatment plan to your skin, history, and goals.