Skin Care Services
What Medical Skin Care Does Differently
Most skin concerns start below the surface. Dullness, rough texture, breakouts and uneven pigment come from how quickly your skin cells turn over, how much oil and bacteria sit in your pores, and how much sun exposure has built up over the years. Over-the-counter products can only work on the top layer. Medical skin care services use stronger actives, deeper exfoliation and controlled stimulation of the skin to reach the layers where those problems begin. Some treatments give you an immediate glow. Others, like chemical peels and microneedling, are more about long-term change and work best as a series. Your provider will tell you which is which and how often to come in.
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Skin Care Treatments at Swãe
The skin care treatments below each work on a different concern, and several can be combined in the same visit or spaced out over a few weeks. Have a look through them to see what matches your skin. Each service page explains what the treatment does, what happens during the appointment, how many sessions are usually needed and how your skin will feel afterward, so you can come to your consultation already knowing what you'd like to ask about.
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Microneedling
Microneedling creates thousands of tiny controlled punctures in the skin, which triggers your body to produce new collagen. Over a series of sessions, texture smooths, scars soften and pores look smaller.
Melasma Treatments
Melasma is a stubborn form of pigmentation that shows up as brown or grey-brown patches, usually on the cheeks, forehead and upper lip. It needs a careful, layered approach, because treating it too aggressively can make it worse.
Why Patients Choose Swãe for Skin Care
Good skin care starts with a proper look at your skin, not a menu. We check your skin type, how it reacts to products, what you're already using at home and what you want to change. From there, we build a treatment plan and adjust it as your skin responds.
Medical-grade products and tools
We use professional-strength actives and devices that aren't available at retail, applied by trained providers who know how far to push your skin safely.
Treatment plans, not one-off appointments
Skin changes gradually. We plan sessions at the right intervals and pair them with a home routine that keeps results going between visits.
Care for every skin type
Darker skin tones, sensitive skin and acne-prone skin each respond differently to treatment. We choose products and settings with that in mind.
Any Questions?
How often should I get a professional skin treatment?
For most people, every four to six weeks matches the skin's natural renewal cycle. Your provider will suggest a schedule based on your skin and the treatment you're having.
Will my skin peel or be red afterward?
It depends on the treatment. Gentler services leave your skin glowing with no downtime, while deeper peels and microneedling can cause a few days of redness or light flaking.
Can you treat acne?
Yes. We treat active breakouts as well as the marks and scarring they leave behind, and we'll adjust your home routine so treatments hold up between visits.
Are these treatments safe for darker skin tones?
Yes, with the right product and technique. Some treatments carry a higher risk of pigmentation changes on deeper skin tones, so we select and adjust them carefully.
Do I need to change my home skin care routine?
Usually a little. Your provider will tell you which products to pause before and after treatment and may suggest medical-grade options that support your results.
Can I have a skin treatment right before an event?
Book gentler treatments a few days ahead so any redness settles. For peels or microneedling, allow at least one to two weeks.
What Our Patients Say
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Why Patients Stay With Swãe
Choosing a medspa usually comes down to whether you trust the person planning your care. At Swãe, that person is a licensed provider who has examined you in person, taken time to understand what you want to change, and explained the options before anything is booked. The result is care that feels considered rather than transactional.
