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Skin Rejuvenation

Customized Facials in Cooper City

Healthy, beautiful skin begins with personalized skincare.

Customized medical-grade facial being performed

Overview

Healthy skin is the foundation of every aesthetic treatment. At Ivy Wellness & Aesthetics, we believe professional skincare is about far more than relaxation — it is about restoring skin health, improving function, and creating lasting results. Every facial and exfoliation treatment is customized to your skin type, concerns, and goals. Whether you are looking to improve acne, brighten pigmentation, reduce signs of aging, calm sensitive skin, or simply maintain a healthy complexion, our experienced estheticians work alongside physician-directed treatment plans to provide personalized care.

Unlike a traditional spa menu, every treatment is tailored using medical-grade products, advanced technologies, and evidence-based skincare to help you achieve healthier, brighter, and more youthful-looking skin.

Customized Circadia® facials

Our customized facials combine professional cleansing, exfoliation, hydration, targeted masks, massage, and physician-selected enhancements using Circadia® professional skincare. Popular options include the LuxeLift Signature Facial for hydration and visible rejuvenation, the Radiance 4C Facial for brightening and improving uneven skin tone, and the Circadia SWiCH™ Treatment — often called the "peel without peeling" — which stimulates natural cellular renewal with minimal downtime. We also offer Clarifying Acne Facials, Teen Facials, and Gentleman's Facials, each specifically designed to address the unique concerns of those patient populations.

Advanced facial enhancements

JuvaSonic® needle-free infusion uses ultrasound technology to enhance penetration of beneficial ingredients without injections. It can be incorporated into facials, dermaplaning, or microdermabrasion treatments. Patients may also choose PRP as a stand-alone regenerative facial or combine it with exfoliation treatments for additional collagen stimulation and skin rejuvenation.

Conditions we treat

Our customized facials and exfoliation treatments help improve acne, blackheads, enlarged pores, oily skin, dehydration, dull complexion, uneven texture, fine lines, early wrinkles, redness, sensitive skin, sun damage, melasma maintenance, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, and overall skin health.

Combination treatments

Professional skincare often delivers the greatest benefit when combined with chemical peels, microneedling, RF microneedling, Aerolase Neo Elite® and IPL photorejuvenation, PRP, and physician-directed Circadia® and Mesoestetic® skincare programs.

Why choose Ivy Wellness & Aesthetics

Every treatment is customized based on your skin type, lifestyle, and long-term goals. Our physician-led approach combines advanced skincare, innovative technologies, and evidence-based treatments to create healthy, radiant skin — not just temporary improvements.

A facial is usually the first appointment someone books here, and it is treated as the start of a plan rather than an hour to itself. If a peel, laser or microneedling course is the better answer for what is bothering you, your esthetician will say so and Dr. Lawson will build it. Patients come to our Flamingo Road practice from Cooper City, Davie, Weston and Southwest Ranches, and the Radiance membership exists for the ones who would rather keep their skin on a schedule than chase it twice a year.

Where a facial is restful, and where it is not

Most of a facial is genuinely restful — cleansing, massage, masks and hydration. Two parts are worth knowing about in advance. Extractions, where congestion is cleared from the pores, involve firm pressure on the skin and are the step patients most often name as uncomfortable; the more congested an area is, the more it is felt.

Active ingredients are the other one. Brightening and exfoliating steps can tingle, sting or feel warm while they work, and skin that is dehydrated or reactive feels them more strongly. Neither sensation outlasts the step itself, and the skin is often slightly pink for a short while afterward. How far to take extractions or actives on any given day depends on what your skin can take, and that is decided with you at your consultation rather than assumed.

What a facial here costs

Our facials are built from a skin assessment rather than ordered from a menu, so the price follows what your skin is actually given rather than a fixed treatment name.

  • Which facial you have. A hydrating signature treatment, a brightening protocol, a clarifying acne facial and the Circadia SWiCH™ treatment use different professional products and different time in the room.
  • What is added to it. Dermaplaning, microdermabrasion, JuvaSonic® needle-free infusion and PRP are enhancements with their own costs, added where they serve your skin.
  • How often you come. Skin responds to rhythm, and most people see the difference from a regular interval rather than an occasional visit.
  • What the plan is for. Maintenance between clinical treatments is a different commitment from one appointment before an event.

Your consultation is complimentary, and your esthetician will tell you plainly if a peel or a clinical treatment would do more for your concern than a facial will. If regular care is the plan, the Radiance membership is built for exactly that cadence, and financing exists for the larger treatment plans a facial program often sits alongside. You will know what you are paying for before you are in the chair.

Frequently asked questions

What is a medical-grade facial?

It is a facial built on a skin assessment rather than a fixed menu — professional Circadia products, physician-selected enhancements, and a treatment that connects to the rest of your plan instead of standing alone.

Which facial is right for my skin?

Your provider will evaluate your skin and recommend the most appropriate facial based on concerns such as acne, pigmentation, sensitivity, dehydration, or aging.

What is the Circadia SWiCH Treatment?

SWiCH is an advanced Circadia treatment that stimulates cellular renewal without functioning as a traditional chemical peel, making it an excellent anti-aging option with minimal downtime.

What is JuvaSonic?

JuvaSonic® is a needle-free ultrasound infusion technology that enhances penetration of ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, GHK-Cu copper peptides, and PRP.

Can PRP be added to a facial?

Yes. PRP may be performed as a stand-alone regenerative facial treatment or combined with dermaplaning, microdermabrasion, or other facial services.

How often should I have a facial?

Most patients benefit from professional facials every 4–6 weeks, although treatment frequency depends on individual skin goals.

Are facials safe for acne-prone or sensitive skin?

Absolutely. Every treatment is customized using products and techniques appropriate for your skin type and concerns.

How much is a facial in Cooper City?

Our facials are built from a skin assessment rather than a fixed menu, so the cost depends on which treatment your skin is given, which enhancements are added, and how regularly you come. The Radiance membership includes a facial or peel each month for patients keeping their skin on a schedule. Your complimentary consultation covers all of it, and your esthetician will say plainly if a peel or clinical treatment would do more for your concern.

Is any part of a facial uncomfortable?

Most of it is restful. Two parts are worth knowing about: extractions, which involve firm pressure to clear congested pores and are the step patients most often name as uncomfortable, and active ingredients, which can tingle, sting or feel warm while they work. Neither lasts beyond the step itself. Dehydrated or reactive skin feels both more strongly. How far to take either is decided with you at your consultation.


Start with your skin, not a menu

Book a customized facial and let us assess what your skin actually needs before anything else is planned.

Reviewed by Ivy Lawson, MD · Physician — Vascular & Interventional Radiology · Last reviewed September 2026. About Dr. Lawson