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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 Spongella Microneedle Facial.
Spongella uses tiny, naturally-derived sponge spicules to create micro-stimulation in the epidermis, which signals collagen production and enhances serum absorption. The process encourages repair and renewal, producing smoother, healthier-looking skin over several weeks and sessions.
Most clients report only mild tingling or a light prickling sensation. Topical numbing can be applied if desired. The treatment is designed to be minimally invasive, with discomfort typically brief and well tolerated by most people.
We typically recommend an initial series of 3–6 treatments spaced two to four weeks apart for noticeable improvement. Maintenance sessions every three to six months help sustain collagen stimulation and long-term skin health.
Ideal candidates have mild to moderate texture concerns, fine lines, enlarged pores, or early signs of aging. It may not suit those with active cystic acne, open wounds, certain skin infections, or specific medical contraindications.
Recovery is minimal; common effects include light redness, sensitivity, and mild flaking for 24–72 hours. Avoid heavy makeup, strong exfoliants, and direct sun exposure during initial healing to support optimal results.
Side effects are usually mild and temporary—redness, tiny pinpoint marks, or slight irritation. Rare risks include infection or allergic reaction. Pre-screening, sterile technique, and proper aftercare minimize complications; contact us for any concerns.