by Mia Valleskey | Dec 14, 2025 | Tips & Tricks
The future of skin rejuvenation will be correction, regeneration, and a focus on long-term results. Skin rejuvenation technology isn’t static, and treatments are getting more personalized, less invasive, more accessible, and far more effective. Here’s what’s trending for 2026 and why you should care.
Data Meets Dermatology
At one point, skin rejuvenation was largely trial and error as your provider worked through different treatments to find something that worked for you. That’s changing. We can now analyze your skin at the cellular level to design a completely customized treatment plan. At Beauty and Body by Mia, this lets us target specific issues.
Regenerative Therapies Take Center Stage
Collagen has always been the most important thing for keeping your skin youthful, but new rejuvenation technology can turn on your body’s own repair systems.
- Microneedling with growth factors enhances collagen remodeling, improving texture and firmness without downtime.
- Plasma skin tightening uses controlled energy to contract tissue and stimulate regeneration, especially in areas like the jawline, eyelids, and neck.
- Carboxy therapy increases oxygen flow beneath the skin, restoring vitality and tone naturally.
The Rise of Non-Surgical Lifting
Gone are the days when a surgical facelift was your only option for tightening and contouring. Treatments like Ultherapy and Thread Lifts are redefining what’s possible with no incisions or long recovery times.
- Ultherapy uses ultrasound energy to target deep layers of the skin, encouraging collagen production and lift.
- Thread lifts, performed with medical-grade dissolvable sutures, create a subtle lift while triggering collagen synthesis.
Advanced Peels and Oxygen-Infused Therapy
Chemical peels have evolved, too. The latest, like Retinol Vitamin C Peels and Glo & Go Peels, do a lot of heavy lifting with minimal irritation. They’re great for refreshing dull complexions or prepping skin before another rejuvenation treatment. Oxygen-based options like OxyGeneo™ 3-in-1 Super Facials combine exfoliation, oxygenation, and nutrient infusion in one step.
The Future Is Personalized
The biggest trend for 2026 is personalization. Your skin has unique needs based on your genetics, lifestyle, and environment. The most effective rejuvenation protocols combine multiple treatments personalized to you, like microneedling with plasma therapy or RF contouring paired with an antioxidant infusion.
Here’s to a Year of Rejuvenation
The next wave of skin rejuvenation focuses on technology, precision, personalization, and natural regeneration. Instead of chasing temporary fixes, you’ll be working with your body’s own systems to rebuild and refresh your skin at a cellular level.
If you’re ready to experience the science behind tomorrow’s beauty, it’s time to explore what these advanced treatments can do for you today. Looking for more suggestions, contact Beauty & Body by Mia now!
by Mia Valleskey | Nov 30, 2025 | Uncategorized
If you’ve seen the term “glass skin” popping up everywhere, you’re not alone. The Korean glass facial has become one of the biggest beauty trends in recent years. But this isn’t a filter or a quick-fix treatment. It’s a medical-grade approach to changing how your skin looks. Here’s why it’s topping trend lists worldwide.
What Is a Korean Glass Facial?
The Korean glass facial is a multi-step skin rejuvenation treatment for deep hydration, repairs at the cellular level, and even texture. While the exact methods can vary between providers, you’ll find that it usually combines advanced exfoliation, targeted infusion, and micro-channeling that sends nutrients deep beneath the skin’s surface.
Traditional facials treat the outermost layer of skin. The Korean glass facial process works at a dermal level, improving how well your skin can retain moisture and rebuild its natural barrier. The result? An almost translucent glow.
How It Works
There are three primary parts to a Korean glass facial:
- Exfoliation and RenewalThe first step is to remove dead skin cells and surface buildup. This clears the way for deeper absorption and helps smooth texture instantly.
- Micro-Infusion of Nutrients
Next, micro-channeling or fine-needle technology infuses a custom blend of hyaluronic acid, peptides, vitamins, and antioxidants directly into the skin.
- Soothing and Barrier Repair
Finally, cooling or oxygen-infused serums help calm the skin while locking in moisture.
Because it’s minimally invasive, there’s little to no downtime.
Why It’s So Popular
Why do so many people love the Korean glass facial? It delivers visible results without drastic procedures. You’re not freezing muscles or filling lines, and can work for anyone struggling with:
- Dullness or dehydration
- Fine lines and uneven tone
- Mild texture issues or enlarged pores
- Tired-looking skin that’s lost its glow
What the Science Says
The secret lies in hyaluronic acid micro-infusion and collagen stimulation. By delivering these ingredients directly into the dermis, your skin retains moisture more efficiently and rebuilds structure over time.
That’s why the “glass skin” effect isn’t just surface-level. It’s the visible outcome of better hydration and improved cellular health.
Is This Treatment Right for You?
The Korean glass facial is part of a global shift toward high-tech, results-driven skincare. If you’re looking for a treatment that enhances your natural complexion, strengthens your skin barrier, and gives you that signature glow, this facial delivers. Contact Beauty & Body by Mia today!.
by Mia Valleskey | Nov 14, 2025 | B12 Injections, Vitamin C Injections
When you think about boosting your energy or immune system, your first thought might be vitamins in pill form. But there’s another option that works faster and more effectively: vitamin injections. Two of the most popular choices are vitamin C shots and B12 shots, both designed to deliver nutrients directly into your bloodstream for immediate absorption.
Why Choose Vitamin Injections Over Pills?
When you take vitamins orally, your digestive system has to break them down, and only a fraction actually makes it into your bloodstream. With injections, you bypass that entire process.
Vitamin C Shots: Immunity and Cellular Support
Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that protects your cells from free-radical damage. But it does more than support your immune system. It plays a role in collagen production, wound healing, and even how your body absorbs iron.
If you’re feeling rundown, constantly exposed to stress, or recovering from illness, a vitamin C shot can help replenish your reserves quickly. It may also support brighter, healthier-looking skin from the inside out.
People often notice:
- Fewer seasonal colds or shorter recovery times
- Improved skin tone and elasticity
- Reduced fatigue and muscle soreness
- A general lift in energy and focus
Finally, because vitamin C is water-soluble, your body only keeps what it needs, and you don’t have to worry about buildup.
B12 Shots: Energy, Mood, and Metabolism
If you’ve been struggling with focus or noticing brain fog, a B12 shot might be what your system needs. Vitamin B12 helps your body convert food into usable energy. It’s also important for red blood cell formation, neurological function, and DNA synthesis. Low B12 levels can lead to fatigue, weakness, mood changes, or even tingling in your hands and feet.
Many people report:
- A noticeable boost in energy and alertness
- Improved mood and concentration
- Support for metabolism and weight-management efforts
- Better sleep quality
Some clients combine B12 with other nutrient injections for a comprehensive wellness plan, guided by Mia’s medical team.
Which One Should You Choose?
It depends on your goals. If your main focus is immune health, skin vitality, and antioxidant protection, choose vitamin C. If you’re looking to improve your energy levels and focus, or enhance your metabolism, B12 might be better.
In some cases, combining both will help support your immune system while maintaining energy and focus. Our team can assess your health profile and determine what your body actually needs before creating a personalized plan.
Better Health and More Energy
Vitamin injections can help boost your energy and improve your health. At Beauty and Body by Mia, every treatment is medically supervised and customized to support real results, not just temporary boosts.
If you’ve been feeling drained, stressed, or just want to take a more proactive approach to your wellness, vitamin C and B12 shots offer an effective way to get your body back in balance.
by Mia Valleskey | Nov 1, 2025 | Injectables
If you’ve been thinking about smoothing lines or restoring volume, you’ve probably heard of injectables like Botox, Juvéderm, and Belotero. But with so many options, it can be hard to know which one’s right for you. Choosing the right injectable really just requires understanding what each treatment does and how it fits your personal goals.
Botox
- Best for: Expression lines (forehead, crow’s feet, frown lines, etc.)
- How it works: Botox temporarily relaxes the muscles that cause fine lines and wrinkles from repeated facial movements. By reducing that muscle activity, the skin above those muscles smooths out.
You’ll still look like yourself, just a little more refreshed. You’ll usually see results within a few days, and they last three to four months.
Botox is a good option if your main concern is treating dynamic wrinkles. It doesn’t add volume or fill deep lines. It just helps keep new ones from forming while softening the ones you already have.
Juvéderm
- Best for: This works well for lips, cheeks, jawline, and deeper facial folds
- How it works: Juvéderm is a family of dermal fillers made from hyaluronic acid, a substance your body naturally produces to keep skin hydrated.
It’s used to restore lost volume or reduce contour loss, which is good if you’ve noticed thinning lips, hollow cheeks, or deeper smile lines. Note that you’ll find several formulations available to help address specific concerns you might have.
The results are immediate. While they’re not permanent, they do last between six months and a year, depending on the formula and treatment area.
Belotero
- Best for: Fine lines and delicate areas like under the eyes or around the mouth
- How it works: Belotero is also a hyaluronic acid filler, but it’s very effective for treating subtle lines and areas where thicker fillers might look uneven.
It’s often used for lip lines, fine wrinkles around the eyes, and minor surface corrections where a soft, natural result matters most.
Belotero gives you a refreshed look without adding noticeable volume. It’s the choice for when you want to look rested, not “filled.”
Choosing What’s Right for You
Each injectable has its own strength:
- Botox relaxes movement lines.
- Juvéderm restores shape and structure.
- Belotero refines fine details.
The best results often come from a combination approach, guided by a trained medical provider who understands facial anatomy and symmetry. At Beauty and Body by Mia, every treatment plan is based on factors like muscle activity, skin texture, and where volume loss is most noticeable before recommending a plan.
When performed by experienced hands, these treatments can work together to create a natural, balanced look that enhances your features instead of changing them.
You don’t have to guess which one fits your goals. With a personalized consultation, you’ll get a clear plan tailored to your skin, your structure, and your comfort level.
by Mia Valleskey | Oct 15, 2025 | Tips & Tricks
Stress might start in your mind, but it rarely stays there. Over time, your skin begins to reflect what you are feeling inside, whether that shows up as dullness, breakouts, or uneven texture.
The good news is that there are treatments designed to calm your skin and give your mind a much-needed pause, helping you look refreshed and feel more at ease.
How Chronic Stress Shows Up on Your Skin
When your body stays in a constant state of stress, it releases higher levels of cortisol. This hormone can ramp up oil production, break down collagen, slow healing, and trigger inflammation. The result might be more breakouts, dryness, redness, or a loss of firmness.
Skin conditions like eczema or rosacea may also flare up more often. Spotting these changes early makes it easier to choose treatments that soothe both the symptoms and the stress response behind them.
Soothing Facial Therapies for Sensitive, Stressed Complexions
When your skin is in stress mode, the last thing it needs is anything harsh. Calming facials swap aggressive exfoliation for gentle polishing, then follow with rich hydration to bring back softness and balance. Treatments that use calming botanicals, cooling masks, or antioxidant serums can help reduce redness and strengthen your skin’s barrier.
Add in options like LED light therapy or oxygen infusion, and you get a boost in circulation and healing that leaves your complexion looking calm, even, and refreshed.
Body Treatments That Relax Muscles and Mind
Stress has a sneaky way of settling into your shoulders, back, and neck.
- Therapeutic massages work those knots out while improving blood flow and easing muscle tension.
- Body wraps with soothing ingredients like lavender, chamomile, or green tea can help release stress while nourishing the skin.
- Warm stone treatments and gentle heat therapies go a step further, loosening stiffness and encouraging your body to relax fully.
That deep sense of relief often carries over into better posture, more energy, and a healthy, rested glow.
Lifestyle Pairings That Extend Your Treatment Results
The proper habits can make your treatment results last longer and keep stress in check.
Staying hydrated, eating nutrient-rich foods, and keeping a consistent sleep schedule give your skin the tools it needs to stay healthy. Moving your body through walking, stretching, or yoga boosts circulation and helps manage stress hormones. Adding mindful moments into your day, like deep breathing or meditation, can help you hold on to that post-treatment calm and keep your skin looking its best between visits. Looking for more suggestions, contact Beauty & Body by Mia now!
