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Deborah Winter Clinical Skin Care
Deborah Winter Clinical Skin Care

Deborah Winter Clinical Skin Care

Med spa · 2 locations

The practice was developed by Deborah Winter, a registered nurse, who founded Albissa Clinical Skin Care and Deborah Winter Skin Care in 2002. Ms. Winter has worked in medical and spa settings for many years, including with the plastic surgery department at Georgetown University Medical Center, where she helped develop its esthetic services, and with dermatologists and plastic surgeons who have sent clients for facial care. Earlier roles included designing and building a spa at the Four Seasons Hotel in Washington, D.C., directing spa locations for Elan Cosmetic Centers, and helping launch spa services at Soma Fit in Washington, D.C. The business is built around regenerative treatments that work with the skin's own cells, rather than neurotoxins. Its signature treatments use polynucleotides sourced from Italy and delivered through micro needling. Polynucleotides are not yet FDA approved for injection in the United States, which is why the business delivers them this way. The business describes non-neurotoxin rejuvenation as one of the most innovative advances in the aesthetics field. The practice offers a range of lasers, including Alma Clearlift Pro, Opus and Harmony XL systems and the Thelium Glass Laser, which the business describes as a non-invasive option with minimal downtime. Laser services include Alma fractional plasma resurfacing, Alma IPL, Ted Laser for hair restoration and Alma Opus Calibre for the area around the eye. Medical Director Dr. Perlman works alongside Ms. Winter on treatment plans. New clients are asked to start with a Diagnostic Evaluation Facial, which includes a review of their current skin care routine. The Signature Facial uses the Accelafuze exfoliation system and includes cleansing, steam, exfoliation, extractions, brow tidying and ear cleaning. Electrolysis is offered for existing clients.

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About

The practice was developed by Deborah Winter, a registered nurse, who founded Albissa Clinical Skin Care and Deborah Winter Skin Care in 2002. Ms. Winter has worked in medical and spa settings for many years, including with the plastic surgery department at Georgetown University Medical Center, where she helped develop its esthetic services, and with dermatologists and plastic surgeons who have sent clients for facial care. Earlier roles included designing and building a spa at the Four Seasons Hotel in Washington, D.C., directing spa locations for Elan Cosmetic Centers, and helping launch spa services at Soma Fit in Washington, D.C. The business is built around regenerative treatments that work with the skin's own cells, rather than neurotoxins. Its signature treatments use polynucleotides sourced from Italy and delivered through micro needling. Polynucleotides are not yet FDA approved for injection in the United States, which is why the business delivers them this way. The business describes non-neurotoxin rejuvenation as one of the most innovative advances in the aesthetics field. The practice offers a range of lasers, including Alma Clearlift Pro, Opus and Harmony XL systems and the Thelium Glass Laser, which the business describes as a non-invasive option with minimal downtime. Laser services include Alma fractional plasma resurfacing, Alma IPL, Ted Laser for hair restoration and Alma Opus Calibre for the area around the eye. Medical Director Dr. Perlman works alongside Ms. Winter on treatment plans. New clients are asked to start with a Diagnostic Evaluation Facial, which includes a review of their current skin care routine. The Signature Facial uses the Accelafuze exfoliation system and includes cleansing, steam, exfoliation, extractions, brow tidying and ear cleaning. Electrolysis is offered for existing clients.

Focuses on regenerative treatments that stimulate the skin's own cells, and on preparing the skin before ablative laser work with a skin care regimen and possibly a light peel over about six weeks. Treatments are presented as alternatives or enhancements to Botox and Juvederm, with the business citing longer-lasting results.

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Services

Final prices may vary.

Polynucleotide, exosome, hyaluronic acid and bio stimulator injections, along with Botox and Juvederm.

  • Bio stimulators, PDRN, Hyaluronic Acid, and Exosomes Price at booking
  • Botox™️ Price at booking
  • Juvaderm ™️ Price at booking

Alma fractional plasma resurfacing, Alma IPL, Alma Opus Calibre for the area around the eye, and Ted Laser for hair restoration.

  • Alma Opus ™️ Calibre™️ for around the eye Price at booking
  • Fractional Plasma resurfacing laser from Alma™️ Price at booking
  • IPL from Alma™️ Price at booking
  • Ted Laser ™️ for hair restoration Price at booking

Micro needling with The Collagen Pen, with or without a facial, and a Salmon PDRN and microneedling option.

  • Using The Collagen Pen™️ Price at booking

Apeele peel, FORTE medical grade peel and the superficial Yellow Peel, which can be done alone or in a series of four.

  • Apeele Price at booking
  • FORTE ™️ Medical Grade Peel Price at booking

Hyaluronic acid rejuvenation injections, injectable fillers and laser skin treatments.

  • Hylauronic Acid Rejuvenation Injections $550
  • Injectable Fillers $700
  • Laser Skin Treatments $845

Treatments including IPL, micro needling, chemical peels, pre and post operative care for scars, and miscellaneous electrolysis for existing clients.

  • Miscellaneous treatment $185
  • IPL laser $465
  • Micro needling only with no Facial $465
  • Apelle Chemical Peel $495
  • Micro needling with a Facial $685
  • Salmon PDRN and Microneedling $895
  • Alma Fractional Plasma laser with $900

Photos

  • Clinician shaking hands with a patient in the clinic lounge
  • Patient receiving a laser treatment on the face in the clinic
  • Patient receiving a laser treatment on the face in the clinic
  • Practitioner performing an injectable treatment on a patient in a clinic room
  • Practitioner operating a skin device on a patient in a treatment room
  • Before and after lower-face photos of dermal filler injection results

Also on the team

Team members listed on their website. Individual roles, credentials, and current employment have not been independently verified.deborahwinter.com (opens in a new tab)

Highlights
  • Polynucleotides from Italy delivered through micro needling, with the Salmon PDRN and Microneedling treatment combining stem cells, polynucleotides and exosomes
  • Four lasers for sun damage, redness and brown spots, including the non-invasive Thelium Glass Laser
  • Diagnostic Evaluation Facial required for all new clients
  • Medical-grade skin care from Obagi, ISDIN, EltaMD, Topix Pharmaceutical and Nexderm, plus an Albissa product line
  • Product line described as mostly organic, with marine extracts and natural antioxidants; the business states its cleansers and moisturizers are 100% organic
  • Return and refund policy covering unopened products within 14 days of delivery
Good for
  • New clients (Diagnostic Evaluation Facial required)
  • Clients interested in regenerative options alongside Botox or Juvederm
  • Clients preparing for or recovering from ablative laser treatment
  • Existing clients needing electrolysis
  • Clients looking for sun damage and skin tone treatments
  • Anyone checking with the clinic before buying products for sensitive skin
Treats
  • Sun damage
  • Redness
  • Brown spots
  • Rosacea
  • Wrinkles
  • Laxity and sagging contours
  • Loss of radiance
  • Scar healing
  • Irritated skin
  • Hair restoration
Techniques
  • Micro needling with The Collagen Pen
  • Polynucleotide injections
  • Exosome injections
  • Hyaluronic acid injections
  • Bio stimulator injections
  • Botox
  • Juvederm and Restylane fillers
  • Alma fractional plasma resurfacing
  • Alma IPL
  • Alma Opus Calibre

Products & treatments

  • Albissa
  • Obagi
  • ISDIN
  • EltaMD
  • Topix Pharmaceutical
  • Nexderm
  • Deborah Winter Skin Care

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