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Are you noticing uneven texture, large pores, brown spots or other unwanted blemishes? From sunspots to acne or fine lines and scarring, you have a journey, and Phiz Spa wants to join you on this rejuvenating mission. Fortunately, we have simple solutions to improve your skin tone and restore a more youthful complexion.
Microneedling uses a device with ultra-fine, medical-grade needles to create controlled micro-injuries. Your body’s healing response kicks in and makes more collagen and elastin, which softens the look of acne scars, fine lines, enlarged pores and uneven texture.
Water, Hydra, Hydro, Aqua = Hydrodermabrasion. A deeply hydrating, non-invasive treatment that cleanses, exfoliates and infuses the skin with nourishing serums. Advanced hydro-technology gently removes impurities while delivering moisture-rich ingredients tailored to your skin’s needs, leaving your complexion soft, smooth and glowing with improved tone, texture and clarity. Ideal for all skin types.
Add dermaplaning to a facial or any treatment, or use it to prep your skin before IPL or laser. A sterile 10-gauge scalpel gently sweeps away dead skin cells and fine vellus hair, leaving skin smoother and brighter. It refines texture and helps products and light-based treatments work better.
A gentle yet effective exfoliation that buffs away dull, dead skin cells using a diamond-tipped wand. This non-invasive process stimulates cell turnover, unclogs pores, and softens the appearance of fine lines, acne scars and hyperpigmentation. Ideal for most skin types, it leaves your complexion polished, refreshed and ready to glow.
We offer light to deep peels: Lactic, Glycolic, Salicylic, TCA and Jessner. Peels have been used to resurface skin for centuries. They help regulate oil, fade dark patches, even out skin tone, smooth fine lines and treat scars. They suit all skin types, and they’re one of the few treatments that work on melasma and stubborn hyperpigmentation.
LED Light Therapy uses targeted wavelengths of light to boost your results, with no downtime. It calms inflammation, fights acne-causing bacteria, stimulates collagen and reduces redness by supporting your skin’s natural healing. Add it to any facial and your skin keeps improving after you leave.
The Rejuvapen NXT platform: medical-grade, ultra-fine needle depths adjusted for each zone of the face.
IPL for brown spots, redness and broken capillaries, often sequenced alongside resurfacing.
Targeted wavelengths added to a facial or resurfacing session to calm inflammation, treat acne bacteria and stimulate collagen.
Start with a consultation rather than a treatment. Your technician looks at what your skin is doing now, then puts the six options in order. They work best planned over time, not stacked into one visit.
Microneedling is ideal for most skin types. It enhances tone and firmness while improving clarity, and is commonly chosen for acne scars, fine lines, enlarged pores and uneven texture.
Peels are one of the few treatments that work on melasma and stubborn hyperpigmentation. We offer light to deep formulas (Lactic, Glycolic, Salicylic, TCA and Jessner), and they suit all skin types.
Dermaplaning is an add-on that preps the skin before IPL or laser, or enhances a facial. Removing dead cells and vellus hair lets products and light-based treatments penetrate more effectively.
HydroFacials are ideal for all skin types. The hydro-technology removes impurities gently while delivering moisture-rich ingredients tailored to your skin’s needs.
Yes. LED light therapy is designed as a boost to any facial. It calms inflammation, targets acne-causing bacteria, stimulates collagen and reduces redness.
These treatments are rarely a one-off. Book a facial to get started. We’ll put the rest in the order that suits your skin, and tell you which ones you don’t need.
Quality services with quality ingredients, at the spa and in the regimen you take home. Your technician recommends only what your plan needs, so the results keep going between visits.
