If you already know which service you'd like, you can book directly online. If you're unsure which treatment makes the most sense for your goals, start with a consultation. We'll talk through your concerns and help determine an appropriate next step.

It depends on the treatment. Some services may require an evaluation or consultation before treatment, while others can be booked directly. If you're unsure, contact our team or book a consultation first.

We'll start by getting to know you, your concerns, relevant history, and your goals. Depending on the service, your provider may evaluate the treatment area and discuss options, expectations, aftercare, and an individualized treatment plan.

That's completely okay. You don't need to arrive knowing the name of a treatment. Tell us what you're noticing and what you'd like to address, and we'll help you understand which options may make sense.

These are all neuromodulators used to temporarily reduce muscle activity in selected treatment areas, but their formulations and individual response can differ. Your provider can recommend an option based on your goals, treatment history, and preferences.

Our approach is centered around balance and individualized treatment. We'll discuss the degree of change you're looking for and create a plan around your features rather than using the same approach for every patient.

Full Face Tox takes a more comprehensive approach to neuromodulator treatment rather than focusing on one isolated area. The areas treated and amount used are determined by your provider based on your anatomy and goals.

A lip flip uses a neuromodulator around selected muscles near the upper lip, while lip filler uses dermal filler to add or restore volume and shape. They are different treatments and may be appropriate for different goals.

EZ Gel is created from components of your own blood and used as part of a regenerative aesthetic approach. Your provider can explain how it is prepared, where it may be used, and whether it is appropriate for your concerns.

It depends on your skin and goals. Haus offers customized facials ranging from routine maintenance and glow-focused treatments to acne-focused care and elevated 90-minute experiences. If you're unsure, we'll help guide you toward the best fit.

The ideal frequency depends on your skin, goals, home-care routine, and the type of treatment you're receiving. Your provider can recommend a schedule based on your individual skin needs.

Haus offers an Acne Facial featuring Face Reality® as well as professional treatment options that may be incorporated into an acne-focused skincare plan. Recommendations depend on your skin and current routine.

Both are exfoliating treatments, but they use different techniques. Dermaplaning uses a specialized blade to remove surface buildup and fine facial hair, while microdermabrasion uses mechanical exfoliation to address the outermost layer of the skin.

Microneedling creates controlled microchannels within the skin to support its natural renewal response and collagen production. It may be used for concerns such as uneven texture, the appearance of acne scars, enlarged pores, fine lines, and overall skin quality.

Facials primarily focus on surface-level cleansing, exfoliation, hydration, and skin maintenance. Microneedling creates controlled microchannels and is generally selected when a patient wants a more corrective, collagen-focused treatment.

This treatment combines microneedling with platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood. Your provider can explain the process and determine whether PRP is appropriate to incorporate into your treatment.

This option pairs microneedling with a topical exosome-based product as part of the treatment experience. Your provider can discuss the product used and whether this option is appropriate for your skin.

This treatment combines a microneedling treatment plan with a tox-based skin treatment. Technique and candidacy are determined by the provider based on your skin, goals, and medical history.

Haus offers several peel options for different concerns, including VI Peel Original, Advanced, Purify, Precision Plus, Purify + Precision Plus, and Body. Your provider can recommend an option based on your skin, concerns, treatment history, and desired level of downtime.

Visible peeling and downtime vary depending on the peel, your skin, and treatment intensity. Your provider will review what you can expect and provide appropriate aftercare instructions for your specific treatment.

Certain professional peels may be selected for concerns involving uneven tone and visible discoloration. Because pigmentation can have different causes, your provider will evaluate your skin before recommending a treatment.

Laser hair removal generally requires a series because hair grows in different cycles. The number and timing of treatments vary based on the treatment area, hair and skin characteristics, and individual response.

Laser hair removal is intended to provide long-term hair reduction. Individual results vary, and some patients may need maintenance treatments over time.

Haus offers laser hair removal for multiple areas of the face and body, including the face, lip, chin, sideburns, underarms, arms, legs, chest, stomach, back, bikini area, and Brazilian treatment areas.

Hair follicles aren't all active at the same time. Treatments are spaced over time so hair can be addressed as it moves through different stages of its growth cycle.

Both use CO₂ laser technology, but the treatment intensity can be customized. Haus offers standard CoolPeel for concerns such as superficial wrinkles, texture, fine lines, and pigmentation, while CoolPeel Advanced is offered for more involved concerns such as deeper wrinkles, acne scars, and etched-in lines.

Moveo Glo is offered for visible concerns including unwanted pigmentation, redness, visible vessels, uneven tone, and signs of aging. Your provider will determine whether your specific concern is appropriate for treatment.

No. Pigmented spots can have different causes, and not every lesion is appropriate for cosmetic laser treatment. Areas of concern should be evaluated before treatment.

Downtime varies significantly depending on the technology, treatment intensity, area treated, and your individual skin response. Your provider will explain what to expect before treatment.

Potentially. The appropriate timing depends on the treatments involved and your skin. Let your provider know about recent or upcoming aesthetic and skincare treatments so your appointments can be planned appropriately.

Kybella® is FDA-approved to improve the appearance of moderate to severe submental fat, or fullness beneath the chin, in adults.

Treatment plans vary. Some patients may require multiple sessions depending on the amount of submental fullness and their individual response. Your provider will recommend a plan after evaluating you.

Swelling is common following Kybella and can be noticeable, particularly after treatment. Bruising, discomfort, numbness, redness, or firmness can also occur. Your provider will review expected side effects and aftercare before treatment.

No. Kybella is used to treat submental fat beneath the chin, while dermal fillers are used for different aesthetic purposes such as restoring or enhancing volume and contour.

A consultation is the best place to start. Your provider will evaluate the area, your medical history, anatomy, and goals before determining whether Kybella is appropriate.

Your care begins with an evaluation of your health history, concerns, goals, and treatment eligibility. If medical treatment is appropriate, your provider can develop an individualized plan and recommend ongoing follow-up.

Haus offers medical weight-management options that may include GLP-1-based treatment for eligible patients. The appropriate medication and treatment plan depend on your medical evaluation and provider recommendation.

Semaglutide and tirzepatide are included among Haus's listed medical weight-management services. Treatment requires an individualized medical evaluation to determine eligibility and the appropriate approach.

Ongoing follow-up is an important part of medical weight management. Your provider can monitor your response, discuss concerns, and adjust your treatment plan when clinically appropriate.

Yes. Haus offers hormone-focused consultations and individualized care for women and men. Treatment depends on your symptoms, medical history, appropriate testing, clinical findings, and provider recommendations.

Your provider will determine which evaluation and lab testing are appropriate based on your symptoms, health history, and the type of hormone care you're exploring.

Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy may be considered for appropriate women experiencing symptoms associated with hormonal changes or clinically identified hormone needs. Treatment begins with an individualized evaluation.

Appropriate evaluation and testing are part of determining whether hormone replacement therapy may be suitable. Your provider will review symptoms, medical history, relevant clinical information, and treatment goals.

If hormone therapy is prescribed, ongoing monitoring and follow-up are an important part of care. Your provider will recommend a follow-up schedule based on your treatment plan.

You don't have to choose on your own. Haus offers different IV options designed around different wellness goals. Your provider can review your health history and help determine whether IV therapy and a particular option are appropriate for you.

For eligible patients, IV therapy may be added to select appointments. Ask the Haus team when scheduling so they can determine whether it can be appropriately incorporated into your visit.

Yes. Haus lists wellness injection options including B12 and glutathione. Your provider can discuss these services and determine whether they are appropriate for your individual needs.

Glutathione is an antioxidant naturally found within the body and involved in normal cellular processes. Glutathione injections are available at Haus as an additional wellness option for appropriate patients.

Yes. Lab testing may be used as part of a medical wellness evaluation to help your provider better understand relevant health markers and make informed treatment recommendations. The specific testing recommended depends on your individual needs and the care you're exploring.