Aesthetics at Cima Health Introduces Revolutionary Organic Skin Treatments
05/20/2025, Palm Beach Gardens, FL // KISS PR Brand Story PressWire //
Aesthetics at Cima Health is excited to introduce the KPS Lux Organic Facial, a luxurious and eco-conscious treatment now available at its Palm Beach Gardens facility. Perfect for clients seeking effective yet gentle solutions, the facial incorporates KPS Essentials, its USDA-certified organic product line, to transform the skin without toxins or irritation.
The 50-minute treatment begins with a triple cleanse that detoxifies while preserving the skin's natural balance. It sets the stage for a double exfoliation powered by plant-based enzymes for a smoother, more luminous complexion. Precision extractions, a sculpting facial massage, and a customized mask follow to boost hydration and firmness. The experience ends with KPS's award-winning serums and moisturizers, leaving skin renewed, glowing, and full of vitality.
'Our goal is to offer treatments beyond surface beauty,' said a spokesperson for Aesthetics at Cima Health. ' The KPS Lux Organic Facial aligns with our philosophy of whole-body wellness.'
Clients are already raving about the instant transformation—smoother texture, clarified tone, and deep hydration visible after just one session. Perfectly suited for sensitive and acne-prone skin, this facial Palm Beach experience also offers effective relief for those battling environmental damage or early signs of aging. With every step powered by clean, chemical-free formulations, clients can indulge fully, confident that their skin is treated with the highest purity and care.
The addition of the KPS Lux Organic Facial enriches Aesthetics at Cima Health's already diverse skincare menu, which includes Botox West Palm Beach and laser hair removal West Palm Beach. Its team customizes every treatment to meet individual needs, making it a trusted destination for clients throughout Palm Beach Gardens, West Palm Beach, and Jupiter.
At Aesthetics at Cima Health, skincare is a complete, personalized experience. Eight specialized services work together to deliver real, transformative results, starting with one-on-one consultations that focus on each client's unique needs. Acne is treated, facial contours are enhanced, and skin is refreshed with signature facials like the KPS Lux Organic Facial. Brows and lashes are shaped with care, while laser and electrolysis treatments target specific concerns. Advanced options like microneedling and enzyme therapy help restore tired, stressed skin from within.
For those who are not sure what their skin needs, Aesthetics at Cima Health offers complimentary consultations to help clients discover the right treatment for their skin concerns. Whether it is Botox in Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter Laser hair removal, or a luxury facial, it is committed to helping individuals and families look and feel their best—now and for years to come.
To learn more about the KPS Lux Organic Facial and other advanced treatments of Aesthetics at Cima Health, visit https://www.aestheticsatcimahealth.com/.
About Aesthetics at Cima Health
Aesthetics at Cima Health, a division of Cima Health in Palm Beach Gardens, offers whole-body beauty and wellness treatments designed to deliver lasting results from head to toe. From Botox and laser hair removal to rejuvenating facials, its team of licensed and certified clinicians provides personalized care using only the highest-quality, science-backed technologies. With a philosophy that blends the power of science and the purity of nature, Aesthetics at Cima Health focuses on effective, proven treatments rather than fleeting trends, helping clients nurture their skin and well-being from the inside out.
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