One, Two, or Three Enzyme-Peel Facials at Neos Wellness Spa (Up to 70% Off)
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Enzyme-peel facials diminish evidence of photo damage, aging, and acne by sloughing off the outermost layer of skin
Skin-smoothing treatments can undo damage caused by years of unnecessary laughing, reckless winking, and experiencing sunshine. Recover from the joy of everyday life with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $39 for one enzyme-peel facial (a $109 value)
- $75 for two enzyme-peel facials (a $218 value)
- $99 for three enzyme-peel facials (a $327 value)<p>
To begin each 50-minute treatment, an aesthetician rinses your face with a vitamin C cleanser, which sweeps away grime and guards against free radicals. Then, the aesthetician applies papaya enzymes and layers on the chemical peel to catalyze exfoliation. As the chemical peel dissolves dead and damaged skin tissues, it reveals a new layer of skin that has a smoother texture and more balanced tone. The aesthetician completes the treatment by coating your face with an anti-aging peptide solution.<p>
Neos Wellness Spa, located above Cabella Hair Design
Certified technician Kelly MacDonald knows firsthand the transformative power of modern skincare technology. After receiving successful treatments herself, she decided to pursue a career in med-spa services, studying with surgeon-turned-researcher Dr. Yousef Shihab at the Cosmedic Laser Institute in Vancouver. MacDonald is now the owner and operator of Neos Wellness Spa, a joint venture undertaken with her fiancé. She uses her practice as a platform to directly share her experiences with others instead of through impersonal skywriting. MacDonald fulfills that mission by keeping fingers on the pulse of the latest products and aesthetic developments in laser, radio-frequency, and ultrasound technology. After a complimentary consultation to discuss each patient’s goals, she recommends the best approach to address acne and spider veins or fine lines and other signs of aging. MacDonald employs the multi-function laser’s intense pulsed light to disable follicles and remove hair. To target excess weight, she performs radio-frequency treatments and ultrasonic wave techniques that shrink fat cells so much, Rick Moranis couldn’t find them in his backyard.
Enzyme-peel facials diminish evidence of photo damage, aging, and acne by sloughing off the outermost layer of skin
Skin-smoothing treatments can undo damage caused by years of unnecessary laughing, reckless winking, and experiencing sunshine. Recover from the joy of everyday life with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $39 for one enzyme-peel facial (a $109 value)
- $75 for two enzyme-peel facials (a $218 value)
- $99 for three enzyme-peel facials (a $327 value)<p>
To begin each 50-minute treatment, an aesthetician rinses your face with a vitamin C cleanser, which sweeps away grime and guards against free radicals. Then, the aesthetician applies papaya enzymes and layers on the chemical peel to catalyze exfoliation. As the chemical peel dissolves dead and damaged skin tissues, it reveals a new layer of skin that has a smoother texture and more balanced tone. The aesthetician completes the treatment by coating your face with an anti-aging peptide solution.<p>
Neos Wellness Spa, located above Cabella Hair Design
Certified technician Kelly MacDonald knows firsthand the transformative power of modern skincare technology. After receiving successful treatments herself, she decided to pursue a career in med-spa services, studying with surgeon-turned-researcher Dr. Yousef Shihab at the Cosmedic Laser Institute in Vancouver. MacDonald is now the owner and operator of Neos Wellness Spa, a joint venture undertaken with her fiancé. She uses her practice as a platform to directly share her experiences with others instead of through impersonal skywriting. MacDonald fulfills that mission by keeping fingers on the pulse of the latest products and aesthetic developments in laser, radio-frequency, and ultrasound technology. After a complimentary consultation to discuss each patient’s goals, she recommends the best approach to address acne and spider veins or fine lines and other signs of aging. MacDonald employs the multi-function laser’s intense pulsed light to disable follicles and remove hair. To target excess weight, she performs radio-frequency treatments and ultrasonic wave techniques that shrink fat cells so much, Rick Moranis couldn’t find them in his backyard.