Dry Skin Season? Not on Our Watch!

As the air gets colder and drier, your skin starts to send out SOS signals: tightness, flakiness, dullness, or increased sensitivity. You might find that your usual moisturizer just isn’t cutting it anymore. That’s because true hydration goes deeper than a layer of cream. It’s about strengthening your skin barrier, replenishing moisture reserves, and addressing internal imbalances that can show up on your skin.

Here’s how we help our clients stay glowing, dewy, and resilient all season long, with a mix of professional treatments, curated skincare, and internal support.

1. Rebuild Your Skin Barrier With Targeted Treatments

Your skin barrier is your first line of defense, and during fall and winter, it often takes a hit. To help restore it:

• Biostimulators: Treatments like Sculptra or Radiesse (hyperdiluted) can support deeper dermal hydration by stimulating your body’s own collagen and elastin.

• Hydrating Facial: These gentle but effective treatments exfoliate dead skin cells while infusing hydration and nutrients back into the skin. Think of it as a reset button after a summer of sun and sweat.

• Chemical Peels: Chemical peels boost skin hydration by removing the outer layer of dead skin cells and clearing the way for moisturizers and hydrating products to penetrate more deeply.

  
  

2. Use Products That Work With Your Skin

Not all moisturizers are created equal. When humidity drops, your skin needs both humectants to draw in water and emollients to lock it in.

Our top picks include:

• Medical-grade hyaluronic acid serums that penetrate deeper layers without clogging pores

• Barrier-supporting creams with ceramides, squalane, or niacinamide

• Gentle, pH-balanced cleansers that won’t strip your skin’s natural oils

  
  

We’ll help you tailor a skincare regimen that aligns with your skin type and seasonal needs.

3. Support Hydration From Within

Skin health isn’t just topical, it reflects what’s happening inside your body.

• Omega-3 fatty acids and collagen peptides support skin elasticity and hydration at the cellular level.

• Stress, diet, sleep and even how you shower can affect your skin's hydration levels.

4. Don’t Skip SPF…Yes, Even Now During Winter and Dry Skin Season

Cold weather doesn’t cancel out UV rays. Keep your daily SPF going strong to protect your skin barrier from UV-induced dryness, hyperpigmentation, and aging.

5. Come In for a Skin Consultation

Our skin changes with the seasons, and your skincare routine should too. We offer in-depth skin consults where we analyze your skin’s hydration, tone, and texture, and build a treatment plan that supports your long-term skin goals.

The Takeaway: Dry, dull skin doesn’t have to be your new normal this season. With the right mix of aesthetic treatments, skincare products, and internal support, you can keep your skin hydrated, healthy, and glowing through fall and winter.

Need help getting started?

Book a skin consultation and let’s build your custom hydration strategy.