Med-Grade Skin Care

Offered at our Scranton office, 5 Morgan Highway, Suite 3, Scranton, PA 18508.

Step by step

What to Expect

  1. A skin review

    We discuss your concerns, review what you are already using, and go over your options.

  2. A short routine

    You leave with a routine of a few products and clear instructions on order and timing, built around consistency you can actually keep.

  3. Adjust as your skin changes

    Skin shifts with the seasons and with treatment. Check-ins keep the routine matched to what your skin is doing now, not what it was doing in January.

The treatment

What Makes It Medical-Grade

Medical-grade skin care is the groundwork under everything else we do. The right daily routine keeps skin healthy over the long term, and it is often the first thing a provider suggests, sometimes instead of a treatment.

Products here are recommended by our providers based on your skin, not on what is newest on a shelf.

Medical-grade lines are formulated at concentrations available through licensed providers, and the point of buying them here is the matching: a provider looks at your actual skin and picks for it, rather than for everyone’s.

A good routine is a few products used consistently, not a shelf full of them. Your provider will tell you what to stop buying as readily as what to start.

The Hydrinity skin care line in front of its box
What we carry

Hydrinity Accelerated Skin Science

Hydrinity is the skin care line we carry: serums, moisturizers, a cleanser, eye and lip care, and kits, built around hyaluronic acid and growth factors.

Every product is sold at its public list price, and you can see each one, with its price, before you come in. Your provider will still tell you which few are worth buying for your skin and which you can skip.

Straight answers

Good to Know

  • Consistency beats quantity; a few right products outwork a full shelf of guesses.
  • Daily sunscreen is the one non-negotiable in every routine we build.
  • Good skin care supports every other treatment on this site, and sometimes replaces the need for one.
  • No product erases a deep line. When that is the goal, your provider will tell you what would actually do it.
Questions

Med-grade skin care: common questions

Is medical-grade skin care really different from the drugstore?

The formulations differ, but the bigger difference is the matching: a provider chooses for your skin after looking at it, which no shelf can do. If a drugstore product you already use is doing its job, your provider will tell you to keep it.

How many products do I actually need?

Fewer than you think. Most routines we build are a handful of steps, chosen so you will actually use them daily, because consistency is what produces the result.

Can skin care replace injectables?

They do different jobs. Skin care tends the skin itself; it will not relax a line of expression or restore lost volume. Sometimes it is genuinely all you need, and when it is, that is what we will tell you.

Do I need to be an existing patient?

No. Book a consultation and a provider will review your skin and current routine, whether or not you ever book anything else.

Helpful resources

Who treats you

Every treatment is performed by a licensed medical provider

  • Chris Connor, MD is our Medical Director, board certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation with a sub-specialty in Pain Medicine.
  • Bailey McGloin, PA-C, Caitlin Mesko, PA-C, and Olivia Gentilezza, PA-C are Physician Assistants, each certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants.

We always start with a consultation, at 5 Morgan Highway, Suite 3, Scranton, PA 18508. Text or call 570-507-1451.

Med-Grade Skin Care

Schedule your visit with a licensed provider.

Board-certified physicians and physician assistants, at our Scranton office. Text or call 570-507-1451.