by solunamedical | Aug 10, 2026 | AntiAging, botox/dysport, chemical peels, Cosmetic Treatments, Facials, Farmhousefresh, HydraFacial, medical spa, MedSpa, MicroNeedling, prp, Revision Skincare, Skin Care, SkinMedica, SPF Sun Protection, Summer, wellness
Aging skin vs damaged skin is a comparison many people overlook when trying to improve their complexion. While both conditions can cause wrinkles, dullness, and loss of firmness, they develop for different reasons and require different treatment approaches. Aging Skin...
by solunamedical | Jun 27, 2026 | AntiAging, chemical peels, Cosmetic Treatments, electrolysis, eyebrows/lashes, Facials, HydraFacial, medical spa, MedSpa, MicroNeedling, Revision Skincare, Skin Care, wellness
Self-care treatments, in recent years, have become part of a healthier, more balanced lifestyle. What was once considered an occasional luxury is now widely recognized as an important component of overall wellness. From aesthetic treatments and massage therapy to...
by solunamedical | Jun 4, 2026 | AntiAging, Farmhousefresh, medical, medical spa, MedSpa, Skin Care, Summer
Vacation-Proof Skincare: How to Keep Your Glow Wherever You Go A vacation is the perfect opportunity to relax, recharge, and create lasting memories. Unfortunately, travel can also disrupt your skin. Changes in climate, increased sun exposure, recycled airplane air,...
by solunamedical | Mar 26, 2026 | Facials, holiday specials, Skin Care, Spring, wellness
After months of winter stress, dryness, and dullness, your skin—and your mind—are ready for a fresh start. Spring, specifically, is the perfect time to reset your habits and restore your natural glow and radiance from the inside out. Spring is the perfect time to...
by solunamedical | Feb 4, 2026 | HydraFacial
Client Spotlight: Emily’s Date-Night Glow “After my Soluna Signature facial and a microchannel refresh, my skin looked smoother, plumper and my makeup went on better than ever. I felt confident for weeks!” — Emily R. Before & After summary: Improved skin texture,...
