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Your skin tells a story—stress, sun damage, breakouts, fine lines. You’ve tried the drugstore fixes and the expensive creams that promise everything but deliver maybe 10% of what you hoped for.
A medical spa isn’t just a facial with fancy lighting. It’s where clinical-grade treatments meet someone who actually knows how to read your skin and build a plan around what you need right now. HydraFacial treatments pull out congestion you didn’t know was there. Microneedling rebuilds texture from the inside. Chemical peels reset tone and clarity without making you hide for a week.
You’re not looking for a spa day. You’re looking for a solution that shows up in the mirror the next morning and keeps improving over time. That’s what happens when treatments are customized, not cookie-cutter.
We’re based in Wake Forest and serve clients throughout Johnston County, including Selma. Jacqueline Grace, our founder and licensed esthetician, has been named Best Esthetician in Wake County three years running and holds HydraFacial Master Certification—a distinction earned by less than 1% of providers worldwide.
Selma residents don’t need to drive to Raleigh or Durham for quality skincare. You get the same level of expertise, the same medical-grade treatments, and the same personalized approach without the extra 30 minutes on I-40. Every consultation is free, and every treatment plan is built around your skin, your schedule, and your goals.
This isn’t a chain. It’s one esthetician who’s won international competitions for pigmentation correction and knows how to deliver results you can see.
You start with a free skin evaluation. No pressure, no upselling—just a conversation about what’s bothering you and what’s realistic to fix. Jacqueline examines your skin under proper lighting, asks about your routine, and maps out a treatment plan that makes sense for your timeline and budget.
If you move forward, your first treatment is scheduled based on availability. HydraFacial sessions take about 45 minutes and combine cleansing, exfoliation, extraction, and hydration in one appointment. You’ll see smoother texture and more glow before you leave. Microneedling and chemical peels require a bit more prep and aftercare, but the process is explained step-by-step so there’s no confusion about what to expect.
Follow-up depends on your goals. Some people book quarterly HydraFacials to maintain results. Others commit to a series of treatments to address acne scarring or hyperpigmentation. Either way, you’re never locked into something that doesn’t fit your life.
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We offer HydraFacial, SkinPen microneedling, chemical peels, dermaplaning, Botox, and customized facials. Each service targets specific concerns—acne, aging, dehydration, uneven tone, texture issues, or dullness.
HydraFacial is the most requested treatment for good reason. It works on all skin types, requires zero downtime, and delivers immediate results. You’re not red or peeling afterward—you’re glowing. Microneedling goes deeper, stimulating collagen production to smooth scars and tighten skin over time. Chemical peels range from light to deep depending on what your skin can handle and what you’re trying to fix.
Selma’s climate—hot, humid summers and unpredictable spring pollen—takes a toll on skin. Congestion builds up faster here. Sun damage accumulates if you’re not vigilant. We adjust treatments to account for local conditions, not just textbook protocols. If you work outdoors, spend time at the Selma Country Club, or deal with seasonal breakouts, that context matters when building your plan.
Every treatment includes a post-care breakdown so you know exactly how to protect your results at home.
A day spa focuses on relaxation—massages, aromatherapy, maybe a basic facial with steam and a mask. A medical spa uses clinical-grade equipment and treatments that actually change your skin at a deeper level.
You’re getting HydraFacial technology that extracts and infuses simultaneously, not just a manual extraction that leaves you red for two days. You’re getting chemical peels formulated with active percentages that require professional application, not something you could buy online. Microneedling creates controlled micro-injuries to trigger collagen production—that’s a medical procedure, not a luxury add-on.
The person performing your treatment is a licensed esthetician with advanced certifications, not someone who completed a weekend course. That difference shows up in your results and in how your skin responds over time.
Yes. Most people notice smoother texture, smaller-looking pores, and more radiance within hours of their first HydraFacial.
That said, one treatment won’t erase years of sun damage or deep acne scars. It will improve your skin’s immediate appearance and give you a clear baseline to build from. If you’re prepping for an event—wedding, reunion, photos—booking a HydraFacial a few days before is one of the smartest moves you can make.
For long-term concerns like hyperpigmentation, fine lines, or chronic congestion, a series of treatments spaced four to six weeks apart will give you compounding results. Your skin builds on each session, and the improvements become more obvious over time. Think of it like working out—one session feels great, but consistency is what changes the game.
You don’t have to figure that out on your own. That’s what the free consultation is for.
Jacqueline examines your skin, asks about your concerns, and recommends a treatment based on what she sees—not what’s most expensive or trending. If you’re dealing with active breakouts, she might suggest a series of HydraFacials with salicylic acid boosters. If your main issue is texture from old acne scars, microneedling will likely be the better option.
Some people need a combination approach. Maybe you start with a chemical peel to resurface and even tone, then maintain with quarterly HydraFacials. Maybe you add dermaplaning before a big event to remove peach fuzz and dead skin for ultra-smooth makeup application. The plan is built around your skin’s current state and where you want it to go, and it’s explained in plain language so you understand exactly why each step matters.
It depends on the treatment intensity, but most people are back to normal activities within a day or two.
HydraFacial has zero downtime. You might be slightly pink for an hour, but that’s it. Dermaplaning is the same—no redness, no peeling, just smoother skin. Microneedling causes redness similar to a sunburn for 24 to 48 hours, and your skin may feel tight or dry as it heals. You’ll want to avoid makeup and heavy workouts for a day, but you’re not stuck inside for a week.
Chemical peels vary. A light peel might cause minor flaking for a few days. A deeper peel will involve more visible peeling and requires you to stay out of the sun and follow a specific aftercare routine. Jacqueline walks you through what to expect based on the peel strength and your skin type, so there are no surprises. If you have a work event or vacation coming up, she’ll help you time treatments so you’re healed and glowing when it matters.
Maintenance schedules depend on the treatment and your goals, but most people land somewhere between monthly and quarterly.
HydraFacial results last about four to six weeks, so booking once a month keeps your skin consistently clear and hydrated. If that’s not realistic for your budget or schedule, quarterly treatments still make a noticeable difference. Microneedling is typically done in a series of three to six sessions spaced four weeks apart, then maintained once or twice a year depending on how your skin responds.
Chemical peels follow a similar pattern—initial series to correct the issue, then periodic maintenance to keep results. Botox lasts three to four months on average, so most clients return seasonally. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer, and you’re never pressured to book more than makes sense for you. Jacqueline will give you a recommended timeline, but you control the pace.
We focus exclusively on medical-grade skincare treatments—HydraFacial, microneedling, chemical peels, dermaplaning, and Botox. Threading, waxing, lash services, and hair treatments aren’t part of our service menu.
The reason is simple: specialization leads to better results. Instead of offering a little bit of everything, we go deep on advanced skincare. Jacqueline has invested in HydraFacial Master Certification, international training in pigmentation correction, and clinical-grade equipment that most beauty shops and salons don’t carry.
If you’re looking for brow threading near Selma or a beauty shop that does hair and nails, you’ll need to book elsewhere. But if your priority is transforming your skin with treatments that are backed by science and delivered by someone with a proven track record, this is where you want to be. Our focus is narrow on purpose—so every treatment is done at the highest level.
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