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What Our Clients Say
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ESSPA is unparalleled in every way - I had a deep tissue massage and waxing which was s...more
Overall, I had a great experience with two facial services and one hair service. I especia...more
Cindy did a beautiful job. Very professional.
I really cannot say enough nice things about this place but let me try…I’ve had a pedicure...more
I had a fantastic facial with Anna. She was very consultative and took the time to learn m...more
Beautiful, tranquil space. Enjoyed a wonderful massage and facial.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about MDXpress Facial.
The MDXpress Facial typically lasts 30–45 minutes depending on skin needs. It combines dermaplaning, LED, high frequency, and collagen therapy, making it ideal for quick refreshes and lunch-hour visits with immediate smoothing results.
Yes, the treatment is customizable. We adapt or omit dermaplaning for extremely sensitive or actively inflamed acne. High frequency can help acne-prone skin, while LED and collagen therapies soothe and promote healing.
Dermaplaning removes fine vellus hair and dead skin without changing hair thickness. Some temporary redness may occur, but irritation is minimal when performed by a trained professional and aftercare is followed.
For maintenance, schedule every 4–6 weeks to sustain smooth texture and collagen stimulation. Depending on goals, your specialist may recommend more frequent sessions initially or combine treatments for optimal results.
You can generally wear makeup after the facial, as dermaplaning allows smooth application. We recommend waiting a short time, using mineral makeup, and applying SPF to protect newly revealed skin.
Contraindications include active cold sores, open wounds, recent isotretinoin use, or recent aggressive resurfacing. Certain medical conditions may require clearance—please disclose medications and medical history during consultation.