Boston Skin Club

Boston Skin Club is a skin care business established in 2023 that describes itself as a medical spa. It is located at 148 Old Post Road in Sharon, inside Image Studios, and serves clients from Foxboro, Walpole, Canton, Easton, Norwood, Norfolk, Stoughton, Mansfield, Franklin and Wrentham. Its dermaplaning pages also name Hanover, Norwell and Rockland among the communities it serves.

Visits usually begin with a skin consultation, which the business describes as lasting around an hour, where the skin is analyzed and a treatment and at-home plan is built. A shorter 30-minute in-person consultation is also listed for specific skin concerns. The consultation fee is $50 and is non-refundable, but it stays on the client's account to go toward a future service or product. Clients can book a treatment without a consultation first, and a same-day treatment after a consultation is possible when time allows. The business outlines a five-stage path: consultation, a pre-treatment skincare routine, skin-corrective treatments, resurfacing treatments, and ongoing maintenance. Concerns addressed include skincare overwhelm, acne, enlarged pores, dullness, pigmentation and melasma, scarring, and wrinkles and lines.

The FACE REALITY Acne Boot Camp is a structured program for mild, cystic and hormonal acne, including teen acne. It typically runs three to six months and begins with office visits every two weeks, with treatments adjusted as progress is tracked. Once acne is under control, the program moves to a daily home routine and monthly deep cleansing facials. The program uses the Face Reality Skincare system and acne-safe products, with the aim of clearer skin without prescription medication. Treatments include extractions. Clients are asked to use only the prescribed products and to follow the recommended lifestyle changes. The business states that a 95 percent success rate has been achieved with the program and that its acne specialists are acne certified.

Chemical peels can be applied to the face, hands, neck and body and are selected after a skin assessment for concerns such as acne, melasma, sun damage, fine lines, texture, large pores and dullness. The Custom Chemical Peel layers and combines peeling solutions and can be planned around the downtime a client wants. The BioRepeel Customized Chemical Peel, at $175 for a 30-minute session, is chosen per treatment for pigment, anti-aging or acne concerns, and the business describes it as a medical-grade TCA peel with no downtime. The VI Peel, $300 for 30 minutes, is described as a medium-depth peel the business considers suitable for all skin types. The ZO 3-Step Peel, $300 for one hour, is an in-office peel followed by an at-home treatment that includes a retinol cream. Chemical peel and Hydrafacial packages are available at discounted rates.

Hydrafacial treatments come in three levels. The Express Hydrafacial costs $200. The Luxe Hydrafacial, $250 and the option the business lists as most popular, runs 45 minutes and adds a personalized booster and LED light therapy to the Express service. The Deluxe Hydrafacial costs $300 and takes 60 minutes. Treatments use the Vortex-Fusion delivery system, and the business describes the technology as patented. Dermaplaning removes dead skin cells and fine vellus hair from the face using a sterile 10-gauge scalpel held at a 45-degree angle, and ends with serums, vitamins and nutrients applied to the skin. It can be booked as often as weekly, with at least monthly sessions recommended, and single sessions are offered for events. A free consultation can be booked beforehand. The business says dermaplaning is non-invasive and suitable for pregnant or nursing clients and those with sensitive skin, and notes that temporary redness, dryness or flaking may last a few hours.

Microneedling options include SkinPen Microneedling at $500, Microneedling with Exosomes at $500, and Microneedling with Exosomes and PDRN at $750. The business describes SkinPen as the first FDA-cleared microneedling device and says a series of microneedling sessions can increase collagen by up to 400 percent. A series of three SkinPen sessions is described as a starting point for overall rejuvenation, while acne scars and stretch marks may need six to eight sessions. SkinPen is not recommended for pregnant or nursing women. A neck and decolletage add-on is available for $50. Laser facials cost $200 and are booked by existing clients, while new clients are asked to book a consultation first. Other enhancements include lash lift and tint, brow lamination, and add-ons such as LED light therapy, Perk eye and lip add-ons, and Glacial Glide. Booking policies require 24 hours notice to cancel or reschedule, late cancellations and no-shows are charged the full service amount, and deposits and treatments are non-refundable. Results are not guaranteed, and the business also runs a Model Opportunities program offering discounted treatments to models while practitioners refine their skills. Gift cards and retail skincare are sold on site.

Treatments are planned around an individual skin assessment and paired with a home care routine, with programs such as the acne program adjusted as progress is monitored.