SkinCeuticals is one of the lines our estheticians reach for most, and it's worth explaining why — because "medical-grade skincare" is a phrase that gets used loosely enough to mean nothing.
What the line actually is
SkinCeuticals is built around clinical formulation: high concentrations of active ingredients, in delivery systems designed to get them where they need to go. Its antioxidant serums are the products the brand is best known for, and its professional treatments are formulated for use by trained hands rather than at a bathroom sink.
That last distinction is the point of coming in. The professional versions of these treatments work at strengths and depths a retail product deliberately doesn't, which is exactly why an esthetician assesses your skin before choosing one.
The treatment menu
SkinCeuticals Customized Facial Treatment — $140. The flexible starting point. Your esthetician assesses your skin and builds the treatment around what it needs that day, which is genuinely different in August than it is in January.
SkinCeuticals Gel Peel — $140. A chemical exfoliation that works on texture, tone and clogged pores.
SkinCeuticals Alpha-Beta Peel — $140. Combines alpha and beta hydroxy acids — the alpha side working on surface texture and brightness, the beta side getting into pores. A strong choice for congestion combined with dullness.
SkinCeuticals Vitamin Sea Facial — $140, seasonally.
SkinCeuticals HydraFacial — $285. The line's actives delivered through the HydraFacial system, which cleanses, exfoliates, extracts and hydrates in one sequence. It sits in the middle of our HydraFacial menu, which runs from the Signature at $185 to the Platinum at $335.
Targeted treatments, by consultation
Some concerns need a treatment chosen after your skin is actually examined, so these are quoted at consultation rather than carried as a fixed price: reconditioning and firming, deep pore cleansing, clinical acne treatment, blemish and age treatment, sensitive skin treatment, redness neutralizing for rosacea, and refining treatment for ingrown hairs.
That isn't evasiveness. Rosacea and acne are conditions, not a menu item, and the responsible answer is to look first.
Adding to any of it
Microdermabrasion Express is a $60 add-on to any facial, and a hyperbaric oxygen additive is $59 on any 60-minute facial. On its own, a microdermabrasion session is $110, with a series of five at $500 or ten at $900 — series pricing exists because resurfacing is cumulative, and one session is a preview rather than a result. A chemical peel starts from $100.
The Miami Beach argument for all of it
Sun exposure here is year-round and relentless, and it is the single largest driver of visible skin ageing. Antioxidants and consistent professional treatment are the counterweight. A HydraFacial in particular is the zero-downtime option — no peeling, no recovery window, which is why it's the one people book the morning of an event rather than the week before.
Every facial starts with an assessment, and it's free. If you're not sure which of these your skin wants, that conversation is the answer — bring your current products or a photo of them and we'll tell you honestly what's working.
Our full facials and skincare menu has everything, and every price on the site is on the complete menu. Open seven days a week at 1301 Alton Road in Miami Beach.
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