Skin Rejuvenation
Clinician-performed skin treatments: PiXel8-RF radiofrequency microneedling and medical-grade chemical peels.
Texture, tone, and firmness, approached through your skin's own collagen.
What Amy offers
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PiXel8-RF Microneedling
RF microneedlingAn FDA-cleared Rohrer Aesthetics device pairing fine microneedles with 4 MHz radiofrequency energy, designed to prompt the skin's own collagen and elastin production. A session covers one area combination: face, neck and chest; buttocks and legs; or stomach and arms.
- $1,500 per session
- $3,900 for a package of three sessions
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Medical-Grade Chemical Peels
PeelsClinician-applied solutions that exfoliate the outer layer of skin. Each peel is customized to suit your skin's specific needs.
- Starting at $180
What they are
Two clinician-performed approaches to skin texture and tone: one device, one solution. PiXel8-RF pairs fine microneedles with radiofrequency energy in a single treatment. Medical-grade chemical peels are clinician-applied solutions that exfoliate the outer layer of the skin. Different tools, same idea: rather than covering anything up, both are designed to work with the skin’s own renewal.
How PiXel8-RF works
PiXel8-RF, from Rohrer Aesthetics, is an FDA-cleared device that combines two things in one pass. The microneedles create micro-channels in the skin’s surface; the 4 MHz radiofrequency energy travels through those needles and warms the deeper dermal layer, the layer where collagen and elastin are made. The combination is designed to prompt the skin’s own production of both.
It’s used where the concern is the appearance of skin laxity and crepiness, uneven tone and texture, acne scarring, or stretch marks, and it isn’t limited to the face. Neck, jawline, and body areas are all within its range, and the device is designed for all skin types and tones. Whether it’s the right tool for your skin is a consultation conversation.
Chemical peels
A chemical peel is the traditional idea, refined: a clinician-applied solution that exfoliates the outer layer of the skin, applied and monitored by Amy in the medspa. Peels start at $180, and they differ: in depth, in ingredients, in what they ask of your calendar afterward. Amy offers three:
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Crystal Peel
Composition
- 20% Salicylic Acid
- 5% Mandelic Acid
- 5% Citric Acid
Indications
- Melasma
- Solar & senile lentigines
- PIH (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation)
- Mild acne
- Hyperkeratosis
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Milk Peel
Composition
- 50% Glycolic Acid (solution)
- 9% Lactic Acid
- 4% Salicylic Acid
Indications
- Mild acne
- Keratosis pilaris
- Superficial pigmented lesions
- Fine lines
- Dull complexion
- Loss of tone
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Activa & Mela Peel Forte
Composition: Activa Peel Forte
- 20% Salicylic Acid
- 10% Azelaic Acid
- 10% Ferulic Acid
- 5% Citric Acid
- 2.5% Phytic Acid
Composition: Mela Peel Forte
- 10% Resorcinol
- 9% Lactic Acid
- 5% Citric Acid
- 4% Kojic Acid
- 2.5% Phytic Acid
Indications
- Melasma
- Solar & senile lentigines
- PIH (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation)
Which peel suits your skin, and whether a peel or PiXel8-RF fits it better, is decided with Amy at a consultation.
A longer view
If the idea of building your skin’s own collagen appeals (gradual change, measured in months), PiXel8-RF shares that philosophy with another line Amy offers: biostimulators, from injectable Radiesse to PDO threads. The consultation is where the map gets drawn: one approach, a customized plan.
Individualized, with Amy
Nothing in this category is off the shelf. Amy Palacios, FNP, plans and performs every treatment herself at her Harrisburg medspa in the greater Charlotte area. It starts with a consultation, free as always.
Your visit, step by step
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Step 1. Book — or ask first
Book (opens in new tab) an appointment whenever you are ready, or request a free consultation and talk it through before anything is scheduled.
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Step 2. Personalized plan
Every visit begins with a conversation: your history, your questions, what you would like to address. Together with Amy, you decide what comes next.
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Step 3. Treatment visit
Confidently book (opens in new tab) your appointment. Every visit includes time for questions before anything begins.
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Step 4. Aftercare guidance
You leave with clear aftercare guidance and a direct way to reach out to Amy if questions come up.
Have questions?
What is RF microneedling?
A treatment that pairs traditional microneedling (fine needles creating micro-channels in the skin) with radiofrequency energy that warms the deeper dermal layer. The combination is designed to prompt the skin's own collagen and elastin production.
How is PiXel8-RF different from regular microneedling?
Classic microneedling works mechanically at the surface. PiXel8-RF adds 4 MHz radiofrequency energy delivered through the needles themselves, reaching the deeper layer of skin where collagen is made. Whether that difference matters for your skin is a consultation conversation.
Does it hurt?
The skin is numbed before treatment, and comfort is part of how the visit is planned. Amy walks through exactly what to expect, including how the skin typically feels after.
How many treatments will I need?
That depends on your skin and your goals. It's planned individually with Amy, and adjusted along the way. The package is a way to buy, not a prescription: whether a single session or a package suits you is decided with Amy.
Which chemical peel is right for me?
Peels differ in depth and ingredients, and skin differs more. Amy matches the peel to your skin, or recommends a different approach entirely if that's the honest answer.
Can I book a skin-rejuvenation treatment directly?
Yes, absolutely! Book (opens in new tab) anytime for your convenience.
Who performs the treatment?
Amy Palacios, FNP, a licensed family nurse practitioner. Every appointment is with Amy herself.
The right fit is just a conversation away.
Every plan is personalized, decided between you and Amy.