What should I know prior to my appointment?

Do not exfoliate 1 week prior to your appointment and discontinue any use of AHA's, BHA's, Retinols, or any other form of exfoliating products.

• You must wait 2 weeks after you last dermal filler and or injection. Lasering services might need a longer wait, please ask your dermatologist about recovery time.

• Do not come in sunburned.

• Accutane must be discontinued 6 months prior to any exfoliation treatments.
  

What is LED Light Therapy?

Light emitting diode (LED) therapy, also known as photobiomodulation or low-level light therapy (LLLT), is the application of specific wavelengths of light energy to tissue to achieve therapeutic benefits. This non-invasive treatment is effective for addressing various conditions, including acne, aging skin, pain, hair restoration, excess fat, and more. The absorbed light energy enhances cellular performance, promoting self-repair and rejuvenation—just as nature intended.

Phototherapy, particularly LED red light therapy, is well-researched and supported by thousands of peer-reviewed clinical studies from prestigious institutions worldwide. This clinically validated technique is increasingly recognized by dermatologists, cosmetic and general surgeons, and pain management professionals globally, gaining widespread acceptance in mainstream medicine.

Are all light therapy devices the same?

No, sadly not all LED light therapy devices are created equal. Celluma is the innovation leader in FDA-cleared, professional-grade, medical-grade LED light therapy solutions. BeautyLoveHope invests in Celluma for the best results possible.

Is the Microcurrent device FDA approved?

The ZIIP device is FDA approved for facial stimulation.

How does the Microcurrent Facial work?

The Microcurrent Tone Facial uses both nanocurrent and microcurrent to tone, define, lift and sculpt skin, contouring the face while giving it a glowing boost. The ZIIP device has pioneered the use of nanocurrent, which are tiny electrical currents that are in sync with the human body. The results are long-lasting, and even the most sensitive skin types can tolerate and respond well to nanocurrent's intelligent energy.

What is Microchanneling?

Microchanneling is a noninvasive procedure designed to stimulate your body’s own natural ability to generate collagen, elastin, and other building blocks of healthy skin. By stimulating the outermost layers of the skin, microchanneling can help your body start this process without penetrating into living tissue.

Does Microchanneling hurt?

With minimal physical discomfort, most clients are able to do the procedure without numbing cream and without any noticeable pain. There is no lingering discomfort, and we have a number of strategies we employ to minimize discomfort during treatment. Post-procedure, most people report a “tight” feeling in their skin.

Is the Microchanneling device FDA approved?

Yes, Procell Mcrochanneling is FDA approved and has been voted the best "micro-needling" device on the market.

How is Microchanneling different from Microneeding?

Microneedling creates similar tissue damage to the skin as microchanneling but with microneedling you have to go much deeper to get a similar result, which is more painful and has more downtime, it also increases the risk of infection. Additionally, the technique of microneedling can increase pore size and cause drag in the tissue. The disbursement of channels isn’t as even and doesn’t provide as much coverage either. The microchanneling device by Procell Therapies features unique linear precision micro-stamping, stimulating collagen-induction to reveal smoother and more radiant skin. Combined use with breakthrough stem cell growth-factor serums offer previously unattainable rejuvenation results with faster treatment time, and minimal irritation to the skin.