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You’ve probably heard the buzz. Maybe it was on your feed. Maybe it was Jennifer Aniston’s glowing skin. Or maybe it was that oddly sci-fi-looking LED mask Chrissy Teigen snapped a selfie in.

Maybe it’s sun spots, uneven tone, or that patch of stubborn pigmentation that shows up in every selfie. Or maybe your skin just feels... blah. Whether after a full skin reset or a quick refresh, you’ve probably come across two popular options: chemical peels and microdermabrasion.

You’ve invested time and money into Laser Hair Removal—and now you’re wondering what happens if you stop. Will the results last? Does it mean starting over?

Pigmentation doesn’t just fade with time and if you’ve tried everything from brightening serums to over-the-counter exfoliants with minimal results, you’re not alone. Whether sun spots, melasma, post-acne marks, or uneven skin tone that just won’t shift, targeted in-clinic peels can make a visible difference. 

Shaving is exhausting, waxing can feel like medieval torture, and tweezing—well, who's got the patience? If you're fed up with the endless battle against stubborn hair, you've probably narrowed your choices down to electrolysis or Laser Hair Removal.

Microdermabrasion and Microneedling both promise smoother, healthier skin—but how do you know which one fits your skin’s needs? We’ll cut through the confusion and break down the facts.