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A clinical customized skin therapy treatment designed to support impaired barrier function and inflammatory skin conditions such as acne, rosacea, dermatitis, eczema, and treatment-related skin changes. Focused on barrier repair, hydration, and inflammation reduction to restore skin health and resilience. Includes: face, neck and decollote relaxing massage. Includes modalities that are appropriate at the time of appointment. Services may be eligible for HSA/FSA reimbursement when deemed medically necessary and supported by a licensed healthcare provider, in accordance with IRS guidelines.
A dedicated hydration and moisture-support treatment for dry, dehydrated and mature skin, including clients experiencing menopause-related skin changes. Includes extractions to clear any congestion Best for: Clients whose primary concern is hydration, moisture retention or skin comfort. Does not include: Relaxing massage
A streamlined professional facial for clients seeking gentle skin maintenance without an extended treatment experience. Best for: Clients who prefer a shorter appointment and whose skin needs can be appropriately addressed within this service. Does not include: Extractions Enzymes
A clinical skin therapy treatment designed to address impaired skin barrier function associated with acne vulgaris and inflammatory skin conditions, including congestion, excess sebum production, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. This service focuses on barrier restoration, inflammation regulation, and sebum control to improve skin function and reduce the risk of further irritation and pigmentary changes. Provided for the treatment and management of acne vulgaris and associated inflammatory skin conditions, with emphasis on restoring barrier function and reducing inflammation. HSA/FSA Notice: Services may be eligible for HSA/FSA reimbursement when deemed medically necessary and supported by a licensed healthcare provider. Skinistry provides clinical skin therapy services and does not diagnose or treat medical conditions. A Letter of Medical Necessity may be required.

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