Sace Aesthetics

sometimes making a few intentional adjustments to your skincare routine can get you the results you’re looking for.

when she first came to me for help with her acne and post acne pigmentation (PIE), she was already using a professional homecare routine. instead of replacing everything, we looked at what her skin was doing, moved a few things around, and swapped out what wasn’t getting her where she wanted to be.

within the first 4 weeks of updating her acne skincare routine, we were already seeing noticeable improvement.

this is where her skin currently sits today. less active acne, more even looking skin, and a customized skincare routine that makes sense for her.

if you’re still trying to figure out what your skin needs, book an appointment through the link in my bio. i’d love to help you reach your skin goals

meet the peels

so, what happens after acne bootcamp?

getting clear is the first phase.

once active breakouts are under control and the skin is consistently doing well, our focus starts to shift from clearing the skin to maintaining those results and addressing some of the things acne may have left behind.

for this client, that means introducing microneedling to work on residual acne scarring and texture while continuing the homecare and maintenance that helped us get her skin clear in the first place.

this phase looks a little different for everyone. depending on your skin, we may focus on scarring, pigmentation, texture, overall skin health, or just maintaining the progress we’ve already made.

it’s always my goal to teach you how to keep your skin healthy long after bootcamp ends.

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the beauty of maintenance

monthly treatments and a professional homecare routine focused on texture, tone, and keeping her skin healthy and balanced.

book your september appointment through the link in my bio 🤍

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If you were sitting in my treatment room, these are probably some of the things we’d talk about.

1. Over-exfoliating your skin
If your skin is breaking out, the answer usually isn’t to exfoliate it harder. Using too many acids, scrubs, exfoliating pads, or acne treatments at once can compromise your barrier and create more irritation. I’d rather you use a few intentional actives consistently than throw everything at your skin at once.

2. Picking/ constantly touching your skin
I know it’s tempting, but picking creates additional inflammation and trauma and increases your chances of lingering pigmentation and scarring. Even outside of picking, pay attention to how often your hands are resting on your face throughout the day.

3. Falling for every new skincare trend
Your skin doesn’t need every product that goes viral. Constantly introducing new products makes it harder to know what’s actually helping, what might be triggering your skin, and whether your current routine has had enough time to work. Boring and consistent is often better for acne prone skin.

4. Using heavily fragranced laundry products
Fragranced detergents, scent boosters, dryer sheets + fabric softeners can leave residue on pillowcases, towels, sheets and clothing that regularly come into contact with your skin. If you’re acne prone or sensitive, I generally prefer keeping laundry products simple and fragrance free.

5. Letting sweat sit on your skin after a workout
But sweat mixed with oil, makeup, skincare and friction can create an environment that isn’t doing acne prone skin any favors. Cleanse your face as soon as possible after your workout, especially if you were wearing makeup or SPF.

You don’t have do everything perfectly in order to clear your acne. But noticing the small things your skin is exposed to every day + creating habits that support it consistently is en essential part of the process. 🖤

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Hi loves,

September always feels like the beginning of a shift.

We may not be getting true fall weather in Vegas quite yet, but this is usually when I start thinking about transitioning the skin out of summer and into treatments that focus a little more intentionally on repair, renewal, and long term skin health.

If your skin is feeling like it needs a reset after summer, here are two treatments I’ll be reaching for a lot more over the next few months.

Microneedling

One of my favorite treatments for anyone thinking about their skin long term.

Microneedling works with your skin’s natural healing response to stimulate collagen production and support concerns like acne scarring, texture, fine lines, and overall skin quality.

I especially love it as a series when correcting skin conditions and behaviors, but it’s also something I incorporate into maintenance plans for clients who simply want to support healthy looking skin as it ages.

Chemical Peels

Peel season is coming ♡

Chemical peels can be incredibly versatile depending on what your skin needs. Whether we’re working on acne, congestion, pigmentation, texture or signs of sun damage.

As we move away from the height of summer, this is when I start incorporating more corrective peels into treatment plans while, of course, keeping daily SPF non-negotiable.

Not sure which treatment makes sense for you? You never have to figure that out on your own. We can decide together based on what your skin is doing right now.

A little Labor Day treat

If you’ve been needing to restock your routine (or there’s something we’ve been talking about adding), this weekend is a good time. ♡

15% OFF ALL SKINCARE
SEPTEMBER 4–7th.

Available in studio + online.

Use code: LABORDAY26 when shopping online.

A few studio notes

New Cancellation Policy

As my practice continues to grow, I’m making a small update to my cancellation policy to better protect the time reserved specifically for each client.

Beginning October 1st, cancellations or reschedules made less than 48 hours before an appointment will be charged 50% of the scheduled service.

Cancellations or reschedules made less than 24 hours before an appointment, as well as no-shows, will be charged 100% of the scheduled service.

The updated policy will be available for you to review and sign at your upcoming appointments before it takes effect.

Thank you for respecting my time and the little practice I’ve worked so hard to build. It means more than you know. ♡

Out of Office

I’ll be away from the studio September 23–27th.

Appointments surrounding those dates may be a little more limited than usual, so if you know you’re due around that time, I recommend booking ahead.

Take care of your skin + enjoy the last little bit of summer.

xo,
Sace

A little September Update — fall treatments, a Labor Day weekend treat + a few studio updates Click here for an update from Sace Aesthetics!

some thoughts from the balcony on our ever changing beauty standards.

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skin that’s no longer in a constant state of inflammation built through slow and steady progress

biweekly treatments + customized homecare
—> now maintaining with monthly treatments

this is what happens when the skin is supported properly over time

if you’re ready to start your own process, you can book through the link in my bio

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