Aesthetician Services in Atlanta, GA: Results-Driven Facials and Skin Treatments in a Dermatology Practice

Start with an acne facial or a Hydrafacial. Both clear congestion, and the acne facial goes further with manual extractions. Teens do best with the gentler teen facial, and breakouts across the back call for a back facial. Inflamed, painful or cystic acne needs a medical plan first, so our team may suggest pairing facials with our medical acne care or a natural approach to acne. Facials then keep pores clear while medication controls the inflammation.

Superficial chemical peels are usually the first choice for marks left behind by breakouts, sun or irritation. Deeper skin tones are more prone to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, so we favor gentle acids, a series of lighter peels and careful prep with sunscreen and brightening products from our medical-grade skincare line. Persistent or widespread discoloration may benefit from an evaluation for dark spots and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation so the cause is treated, not only the surface. The American Academy of Dermatology overview of chemical peels explains how peel depth shapes results and recovery.

Choose microneedling for rolling scars, enlarged pores and early fine lines when you want little downtime. Choose RF microneedling when scars are deeper or you also want some tightening along the cheeks and jawline. Both build collagen gradually over a series, and improvement typically continues for months after the last session. If scarring is significant, our acne scar removal options may include laser resurfacing and combination plans that go beyond aesthetician care.

Dermaplaning, microdermabrasion and Hydrafacial all leave skin smoother and brighter the same day. Dermaplaning is the pick for peach fuzz and makeup that catches on dry patches, microdermabrasion polishes mild roughness, and Hydrafacial adds deep hydration and extractions. Patients often book them before weddings and photos.

Combinations are common: a series of peels alternated with microneedling for scars and tone, or monthly facials alongside laser treatments calibrated for every skin tone. Patients focused on lines and volume often add physician-injected wrinkle relaxers and fillers to an aesthetician plan. Treatments are spaced so skin fully recovers between steps. Eczema, rosacea, recent isotretinoin use or a new medication can change what is safe, so mention them when you book.