Skin renewal, built as a course, not a one-off.
Resurfacing, regeneration and medical-grade peels — the treatments that rebuild skin rather than sit on top of it. Priced individually, and usually best as a short series rather than a single visit.
Naperville & Oswego
- Session
- 30–60 minutes, depending on the treatment
- Downtime
- None–3 days depends how deep you go
- Best results
- Three as a series, spaced by your provider
- From
- $75 to $350 · every price posted
- Consultation
- Free no cost, no commitment
The method, plainly stated.
These treatments work by controlled injury and repair: you are asking the skin to lay down new collagen, not stripping it. That is why a course of three usually beats one dramatic session, and why we would rather start you on the gentler end and step up than the other way round.
- What it is
- Microneedling, platelet rich plasma, medical-grade peels and Hydrafacial
- Best for
- Acne scarring, texture, fine lines, pigmentation and dullness
- How long
- 30 to 60 minutes for most treatments
- Downtime
- None for a Hydrafacial; one to three days of redness for microneedling and peels
- Series
- Three treatments, spaced roughly four weeks apart, is the usual course
- Who performs it
- Licensed medical professionals, under physician oversight
What skin renewal treats
Each treatment on the menu is tagged to the concern it is for — the same tags the menu below filters by.
- Texture & scarring
- Tone & pigment
- Glow & upkeep
Acne scarring, texture, fine lines, pigmentation and dullness on the face; ask about neck, chest and hands at your consultation.
Who this is for — and who it isn’t
Most clinics only publish the first list. Both matter.
Start with resurfacing if
- You have acne scarring, texture or fine lines you want structurally changed.
- You are willing to take a few days of redness for a bigger result.
- You can commit to a course of three rather than a single visit.
Start with a facial or peel if
- You want a visible difference with no downtime at all.
- Your concern is dullness, congestion or pigment rather than scarring.
- You are maintaining results between more abrasive treatments.
Most people end up doing both — a course of resurfacing, then peels or Hydrafacials to hold it.
Your course, start to finish
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Consultation
Free, and it comes first. We look at your skin, your history and what you have already tried, then recommend where to start.
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Treatment
Thirty to sixty minutes for most. Microneedling and peels leave you pink for a day or three; a Hydrafacial does not.
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The series
Three treatments about four weeks apart for resurfacing, then whatever upkeep suits your skin.
SkinPen add-ons.
Added to a SkinPen microneedling treatment, on top of the $350.
- VAMP™ — $150 Vitamins, amino acids, minerals and PDRN. Deeply nourishes the skin while stimulating collagen and cellular repair.
- Exosomes — $140 Promote new cell growth for tissue regeneration. Improve skin texture and acne, and boost collagen.
- Platelet Rich Plasma — $125 Accelerate healing and boost collagen and elastin production with your own blood's growth factors.
- LightEyes — $95 Brighten dark circles, smooth fine lines and refresh tired-looking eyes with minimal downtime.
The terms on this page.
Plain definitions for everything on the menu.
- SkinPen®
- An FDA-cleared microneedling device. Fine needles create controlled micro-injuries so the skin responds by producing new collagen.
- Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)
- Your own blood, spun to concentrate the platelets and the growth factors they carry, then applied or injected.
- Exosomes
- Cell-signalling vesicles used to encourage tissue regeneration and collagen production.
- PDRN
- Polydeoxyribonucleotide — a compound used to support cellular repair and hydration.
- VAMP™
- A blend of vitamins, amino acids, minerals and PDRN applied during microneedling.
- Glutathione
- An antioxidant associated with skin brightness; the ingredient that distinguishes the Perfect Derma Peel.
- Lymphatic drainage
- Gentle manual or mechanical stimulation to move fluid and reduce puffiness.
- Hyperpigmentation
- Patches of skin darker than the surrounding tone, usually from sun exposure, inflammation or hormones.
- Melasma
- A hormonally driven form of pigmentation, typically symmetrical across the face and prone to returning.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a consultation first?
Yes, and it is free. Which treatment is right depends on your skin type, your history and what you have already had done — that is not something to pick off a price list.
How much downtime should I plan for?
A Hydrafacial has none. Microneedling and medical-grade peels typically leave you pink for one to three days, and a peel will flake. We will tell you what to expect before you book so you can plan around it.
Why three treatments?
Collagen remodelling happens over weeks, not overnight. A series spaced about four weeks apart compounds the result, which is why SkinPen is priced as a course as well as singly.
What do the SkinPen add-ons actually do?
They are applied while the channels created by the needling are open, so the active reaches deeper than it would topically. Which one — if any — makes sense depends on what you are treating.
Is any of this covered by insurance?
No. These are elective aesthetic treatments. We are upfront about cost at consultation, and financing is available through Cherry for larger plans.
Can I combine these with injectables or laser?
Often yes, but sequencing and timing matter. Tell us everything you are having done and we will build a schedule that does not work against itself.
Why patients choose us
- Oversight
- Performed by licensed medical professionals, under physician oversight.
- Devices
- SkinPen microneedling, platelet-rich plasma, medical-grade peels and Hydrafacial.
- Approach
- If another treatment suits you better, we'll say so — including when that means a less expensive one.
- Aftercare
- One to three days of redness after microneedling and peels; none after a Hydrafacial. Your provider spaces the series for you.
- Pricing
- Posted on the page. No consultation required to find out what something costs.
- Locations
- Naperville and Oswego — choose your location when you book.
Read more about these treatments.
Microneedling
How SkinPen works, what a session feels like and what the healing week looks like.
Microneedling → The peelsChemical Peels
The difference between the Perfect Derma Peel and the Pro Clinical Peel, and who each suits.
Chemical Peels → With PRPMicroneedling with PRP
What adding your own platelet-rich plasma changes, and when it is worth the step up.
Microneedling with PRP → The facialHydrafacial
The three tiers side by side — Signature, Deluxe and Platinum — and what separates them.
Hydrafacial →Ask first — from your couch.
Mark the areas on the model, add a couple of photos, and a provider will tell you what your skin actually needs, which renewal treatment fits, and what it would cost. Free, no obligation.
Start with a conversation, not a booking.
Consultations are free, and we'll tell you honestly which treatment your skin needs — including when the answer is to do less.
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Naperville
1867 Bay Scott Cir #111
Naperville, IL 60540 -
Oswego
1510 Douglas Rd
Oswego, IL 60543
Skin renewal treatments are performed by licensed medical professionals following a consultation. Statements on this page have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Individual results vary, and these treatments are not appropriate for everyone; talk with your provider about whether they are right for you.