$59 for a Microdermabrasion Treatment and Facial at Vitalogy Skincare ($124 Value)
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- Skin analysis from licensed facialist
- 60-minute session
- Three locations
When your stomach is unhappy, you get a stomachache, but when your face is unhappy, it drags you around by your tongue and makes your mouth hold a pen to write yourself an angry letter. Keep your face happy with today's Groupon: for $59, you get a microdermabrasion treatment and facial at Vitalogy Skincare (a $124 value). This deal is redeemable at Vitalogy Skincare’s Cedar Park, Georgetown, and San Marcos locations.
Vitalogy Skincare specializes in medical and cosmetic dermatology, from diagnosing and treating abnormalities to boosting confidence with a bevy of beautifying treatments. Today’s deal nets skin wearers a one-hour session that begins with a licensed facialist conducting a thorough skin analysis, followed by cleansing, moisturizing, and sun-protection therapy to keep manipulative solar rays from turning the face’s various features against each other.
In the next stage, an application of tiny microdermabrasion crystals will blast away facial blemishes, dullness, fine lines, scarring, sun damage, and unwanted pigmentation, exposing the fresh-faced skin cells beneath and stimulating new cell growth. This noninvasive, step-by-step system helps generate a youthful, invigorated visage in all skin types and complexions, ensuring that faces can sit proudly on their perch above the neck and below a sombrero used for serving chips and salsa.
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About Vitalogy Skincare
The staff at Vitalogy Skincare tends to skin's health and appearance across eight dermatology locations. Medical-dermatology services cover conditions such as acne, rosacea, and hair loss; cosmetic dermatology focuses on looks with Botox and Juvéderm injections, as well as laser removal of spider veins and hair. Lasers also resurface skin or guide complexions through photorejuvenation, which diminishes the appearance of sun damage to restore younger, more vibrant looking skin. Vitalogy also tackles skin cancer with Mohs surgery—in which founding doctor Eric Adelman, DO, is a fellowship-trained physician—a precise method that quashes the cancer by carefully removing tissue layer by layer.