Treatments customized to your skin type and the skin issues you are dealing with.
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New, radiant skin brought to the surface.
Exposure to the sun, pollution and daily stress can take a toll on your skin, leading to dullness, dryness, premature aging and acne. Regular skin treatments help counter these effects, leaving your skin vibrant, healthy and radiant. At your consultation we assess your skin type and concerns to design a treatment plan for your specific needs.
Our facials are customized per client based on their skin type and the skin issues they are dealing with. Depending on your skin, your facial can consist of a chemical peel, steam, extractions, masking and massages of the face, neck and décolleté.
Microdermabrasion uses a precision tipped instrument to lightly abrade the top layers of skin and bring new, radiant skin to the surface. This helps exfoliate the skin by removing the dead and uneven layers of the skin which helps acne marks, hyperpigmentation, sun damage, wrinkles and helps your skin better absorb moisturizers making your skin feel healthier and younger.
With facials, microdermabrasion, peels, and hydrating treatments on the menu, it can be hard to know where to start. This section helps you plan: which approach tends to suit your skin, how a first visit runs, how results build with a routine, how to prepare, what affects the price, and when a dermatologist is the better call.
Dry or dehydrated skin often enjoys a hydrating facial, while dull or rough texture tends to respond to gentle exfoliation. Sensitive or rosacea-prone skin needs milder choices, so mention flushing, eczema, or recent irritation at your consultation.
Expect a short conversation about your routine, medications, and goals, followed by a close look at your skin under good light. Your skincare specialist then recommends a treatment for that day and a simple plan for the weeks after.
A single treatment can brighten skin for days, but texture, tone, and congestion improve most with a regular series and steady home care. Seasons, stress, and sun all shift what your skin needs from one visit to the next.
Arrive with a clean face if you can, and pause retinoids and exfoliating acids for a few days beforehand. Avoid facial waxing or sunburn right before a peel or microdermabrasion, and bring a list of the products you use.
The type of treatment, peel strength, and add-ons such as extractions or brow lamination change the time and products involved. Ask for a quote at your free consultation, especially if you are planning regular visits.
Professional facials polish and maintain healthy skin. Cystic acne, rashes that will not settle, melasma, or a spot that changes or bleeds belong with a dermatologist, and the two kinds of care often work well together.
A skin-resurfacing treatment that gently exfoliates the top layer of your skin. The wand tip resurfaces the skin gently, making it suitable for most skin types, including sensitive skin.
With regular treatments you can look forward to a smoother, fresher complexion, less visible fine lines, smaller pores and a noticeable reduction in age spots and acne scars.
A chemical peel is a controlled reset for your skin, speeding up cell turnover to reveal the fresh, smooth layer underneath. With a variety of peel strengths, each peel is tailored to your skin’s needs — for a smoother, more luminous complexion, diminished scars, softened fine lines and a more balanced skin tone.
Acids fade pigment. If you have microblading, nano brows or lip blushing, keep peels away from those areas or you will need a refresh sooner than planned.
An intensely hydrating facial that uses a blend of electrolytes and natural algae to replenish your skin’s moisture balance, smooth fine lines and revive its natural glow. Your skincare expert assesses your skin first to customize the treatment, and advises you on maintaining hydration afterwards.
Microdermabrasion is often booked before collagen rejuvenation therapy or fibroblast rather than instead of them. If you are in for a facial anyway, it is worth looking at brow lamination and tinting in the same visit.
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Microdermabrasion helps with dull skin, uneven texture, fine lines, enlarged pores, age spots and mild acne scarring. With regular treatments you can look forward to a smoother, fresher complexion.
No. Most clients describe it as a light scratching or vacuum sensation on the skin. There is no numbing needed and no downtime.
Your skin may look slightly pink and feel tight for a few hours. Keep it moisturised and wear SPF for the next few days, and avoid strong actives such as retinol for about a week.
It depends on your goals and your skin. Many people book monthly to keep skin clear and smooth, while others schedule a facial each season or before special events. Your specialist can suggest a rhythm that fits your skin and your budget.
For a gentle hydrating facial, a day or two ahead is usually fine. Give peels and microdermabrasion about a week so any pinkness or flaking can settle, and avoid trying a brand-new treatment right before a big day.
Many gentle facials can be adapted for pregnancy, but some peel acids and other active ingredients may not be recommended. Tell your specialist you are pregnant, and check with your doctor or midwife about any treatment you are unsure of.
Visit Elite at 11961 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles — or call our team with any questions before you book.
