Corrective work is less about a single facial and more about a thoughtful plan — the right treatments, in the right order, supported by what you do at home.
Book a skin consultationCorrective skincare focuses on a specific concern — pigmentation, texture, fine lines, congestion or sensitivity — and addresses it over time. Amy combines in-studio treatments such as chemical peels, microneedling, dermaplaning, LED and IPL with a home routine that supports the work.
The goal is steady, measurable change in skin health rather than a one-day glow. Plans are reviewed and adjusted as your skin responds.
Results vary from person to person and depend on skin or tissue condition, consistency and home care. Amy will talk through realistic expectations at your consultation.
Amy asks about your history, products, lifestyle and goals, then examines your skin closely.
You leave knowing which treatments are recommended, how often, and why.
Often a corrective facial or light peel to begin the work and see how your skin responds.
Each visit, the plan is reviewed and adjusted — nothing is on autopilot.
With 26 years in wellness and training as a Medical Esthetician, Amy is known for listening first. She'd rather do less and do it well than push treatments your skin doesn't need. Read more about Amy's background.
A facial is one visit. Corrective skincare is a plan built around a specific concern, often combining several treatment types over weeks or months.
Some changes, like smoother texture, can show within a few visits. Pigment and aging concerns typically take longer and depend on consistency.
Amy may recommend a few key products, but the aim is a focused routine — not a shelf full of bottles.
Often, yes. Sensitive skin is approached gently, starting with calming, barrier-supportive treatments before anything more active.
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Every treatment plan begins with a quiet conversation about your skin, your history, and the results you're hoping for.