Micro-Needling uses ultra-fine needles to create micro channels, or tiny holes, in the skin. The process stimulates the skin’s natural ability to heal itself by producing collagen and elastin. The repair process begins almost immediately, and final results can provide thicker skin and softened wrinkles and scars.

The Micro-Needling tool contains sterile, disposable micro-needles that are gently glided across the area being treated, creating micro-channels of controlled “injury.” This injury stimulates the production of the skin’s own repairing collagen and increases absorption of the skin care products applied as part of the procedure.

Dermaplaning is a great choice for most skin types and anyone who has fine facial hair (“peach fuzz”), extremely sensitive skin or rosacea (diffuse redness and/ or visible facial veins) that can’t normally tolerate chemical exfoliation. The only skin that probably shouldn’t be treated with dermaplaning is active acne-prone skin. Oil from the sebaceous glands needs to travel up along the vellous hair to be excreted. If the hair is removed the oil builds up and the glands are blocked causing even more breakouts. In addition, anyone with numerous raised lesions or an allergy to nickel should not be treated.

Many body treatments used today utilize ingredients derived from the sea including sea salts, marine algae, seaweeds, and plants providing valuable nutrients which are easily utilized by our bodies. Studies conducted have found that the chemical composition of sea water is identical to the chemical makeup of the water found in our own bodies.

Therefore, it is believed that the body easily assimilates these minerals and nutrients to aide in any deficiencies. It also aides in balancing the body by assisting in elimination of trapped toxins or even fat trapped in our cells which not only affect our appearance but also store even more toxins.

Thalassotherapy centers have long been visited in most countries in Europe to aide in health issues as well as “Preventative Health” along with the use of saunas and steam rooms.