Welcome to The Dermal Clinic!  Enjoy complete skin care in a beautiful, chemical free environment. 

"Come with me to a quiet place... and rest."
                                 
     Mark 6:31

We proudly offer the following services:

Facials: Deep Pore Cleansing, Relaxation, Calming (for Rosacea & Broken Capillaries), Acne, European, Aromatherapy, Glycolic Acid, Anti-aging, Men's Classic Facial.

Peels: 40% Glycolic Acid Peel (no pain or irritation), 50% Alpha/Beta Peel (Gentle yet effective - fabulous results!), Oatmeal Herbal Scrub (gentle-all skin types), Microdermabrasion (correcting - aggressive)

Special: Get 1 FREE Microdermabrasion with a Series of 6!  Save $100!   Painless, effective treatment for wrinkles, sunspots, large pores, acne scars & dull, lifeless skin.

Therapeutic: Effective Non-Drug alternatives for Rosacea, Acne and Psoriasis

Waxing: Face... Body & Bikini 

Extras: Carol Frost of Lodi writes: " I had no idea, I could see such difference in my neck and jowels!. The lines & wrinkles, are so much better. The "non-sugical face lift" has taken years off my appearence with no surgery, injections or pain!. I love this beautiful salon, and the wonderful staff."


WE OFFER  A FULL LINE OF SKIN CARE PRODUCTS & COSMETICS INCLUDING:

MD FORMULATIONS - Today, MD Formulations has evolved into a state-of-the-art skin care system and is a top choice among professionals and consumers for clinically tested, results-driven skincare.
BARE ESCENTUALS - Since 1976, Bare Escentuals has focused on using only the finest ingredients in  their products. "Bare Minerals, make up so pure you can sleep in it"  (as seen on T.V..!)
ELAN BOTANICALS - Professional strength alpha & beta hydroxy acids for complete skin rejuvenation.
 EARTH LIGHTS - The next generation of mineral make-up!

  FREE COLOR MATCHING FOR ALL MINERAL MAKEUP APPLICATIONS!


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Copyright © 2006 [The Dermal Clinic]. All rights reserved.  This site was last revised by Tom Sisneros on Wednesday, November 14, 2007