Medical-Grade Facials & Peels in Fleming Island, FL

We don’t offer HydraFacial itself, but our Glo2Facial and DiamondGlow do the same job. Each cleanses, exfoliates, and infuses a hydrating or brightening serum in one session, leaving skin smoother and more radiant with little to no downtime. Results build with a series, and your aesthetician chooses the serum for your specific concern.

Yes, dermaplaning is a safe, gentle exfoliation treatment for most skin types, and no, the fine vellus hair it removes doesn’t grow back thicker or darker; that’s a persistent myth. What it does do is clear dead skin and hair so makeup applies more smoothly and other products absorb better, without irritating the skin the way some assume.

Every facial and peel on this page starts the same way: a licensed medical aesthetician looks at your skin, not a menu you guess from, and recommends the treatment that matches your tone, texture, and goals. Except for our one relaxation-focused Signature Facial, offered on the Day Spa side, every treatment here is medical-grade, chosen for a result rather than a spa-day feeling.

The real risk with exosomes is sourcing: unregulated or poorly compounded products have raised legitimate safety questions industry-wide, which is why we frame exosomes and PDGF (Ariessence) as topical add-ons applied over microneedling, sourced through vetted medical-grade suppliers, never as an off-label injectable or a cure-all. Ask your provider about sourcing at your consultation; we’d rather answer that directly than avoid the question.

Facial and peel pricing depends on the treatment, your skin’s needs, and how many sessions your plan calls for, so we confirm an exact cost at your consultation rather than posting a flat rate here. Membership options can lower the cost of ongoing maintenance if you plan to treat regularly.

Pura Vida offers the full range of medical-grade facials, peels, and growth-factor treatments at our Medical Spa at 1590 Island Lane, Suite 28, in Fleming Island, and we care for guests from Orange Park, Middleburg, Green Cove Springs, and greater Jacksonville. Northeast Florida’s very high to extreme UV levels drive much of the sun damage these treatments address, and we’ve been voted the area’s best medspa six years running.

Most guests do well with a facial every four to six weeks, which roughly matches how long skin takes to renew itself. Deeper treatments like chemical peels are spaced further apart, and some concerns call for a short series first. Your aesthetician sets the rhythm for your skin and adjusts it as your skin changes.

A facial cleanses, exfoliates, and delivers active ingredients that a home routine can’t. A medical-grade facial adds precise tools such as hydradermabrasion, sea-salt resurfacing, or dermaplaning to improve texture, tone, and clarity. Results are cumulative, so regular visits matter more than any single appointment.

For acne and sensitivity, the SaltFacial is a gentle starting point, often paired with LED light therapy. For early signs of aging, Glo2Facial, DiamondGlow, and growth-factor add-ons support firmness and glow. For sun damage and deeper texture, a chemical peel does more. A skin consultation settles it, because the right choice depends on your skin that day.

A facial is typically a no-downtime treatment that exfoliates, extracts, and hydrates. A chemical peel uses an acid solution to resurface the skin more deeply, so it can bring visible flaking or peeling for a few days depending on the peel. Many guests alternate the two across the year.

Most medical-grade facials, including Glo2Facial, DiamondGlow, SaltFacial, and dermaplaning, have little to no downtime, and you can return to your day right away. Skin can look slightly pink for a short time after. Peels vary by depth, and your provider explains what to expect before you commit.