Skin Concern
Fine Lines, Firmness & Anti-Aging
Eight treatments at Beauty By Lala in Lodi, NJ address fine lines, firmness and texture, from $125. They are not interchangeable, and the difference matters.
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A facial incorporating retinol & peptides with green tea extract for younger, healthier looking skin.
Collagen Facial
$180Collagen and oxygen used together, for skin that looks fresh, smooth and supple.
A vitamin C enriched facial to help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and uneven skin texture while simultaneously protecting the skin.
A lifting facial with omega-3 and vitamin F for firming.
Ultra Peel
$150An intensive peel for mature, sun damaged, or discolored skin.
A facial and a peel in one, finished with a chilled-oxygen serum infusion. No downtime.
Seaweed and vitamin C together — seaweed hydrates and carries minerals in, vitamin C stimulates collagen.
An exfoliating facial using glycolic acid for smoother skin by reducing rough calloused areas.
A fine lines & wrinkles before and after
1 Month Treatment
Fine Lines & Wrinkles
The records kept with this photograph note the concern and how long the course ran, not which treatment produced it — see all before and afters.
Eight treatments, one word between them
Retinol, vitamin C, collagen, essential fatty acids and acid resurfacing all appear under the same word. Here is what separates them. Broadly: retinol and glycolic work on turnover and texture, vitamin C and the seaweed and omega treatments work on tone and hydration, and the Ultra Peel is the one aimed at mature, sun-damaged skin. Each treatment page describes what it uses in its own words, which is more useful than the category label.
One appointment before an event, or a course?
The Red Carpet facial exists for the first case — a facial and peel in one, finished with a chilled-oxygen serum infusion, at $160. Everything else on this page is the second case. The before-and-after here is labeled one month, and that is the honest shape of it: texture and firmness respond over a course, not overnight. What each treatment can do is on its own page; how often to repeat it is a question worth asking when you book, because the answer depends on your skin rather than on the menu.
What a facial is not
These are cosmetic skincare treatments performed by a licensed esthetician. They work on the condition and appearance of the skin's surface. They are not injectables, they are not laser resurfacing, and they will not do what those do. If that is the result you are after, a medical provider is the right place to ask — and knowing the difference before you book is worth more than any treatment on this list.