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Avalissa Skin Studio is an appointment-only skin studio in Oak Brook, Illinois. The studio provides custom facials, skin analysis, superficial peel facials, brow services, scalp services, and product guidance for clients seeking a more personalized skin care plan. Avalissa is led by Ingrida, a skin care professional with 16 years of experience. Her work is centered on mature skin support, adult acne concerns, uneven tone, dryness, sensitivity, and smoother-looking skin. Each visit is based on the client's skin, intake form, comfort level, and home routine. Avalissa is not a medical clinic or med spa. The studio provides non-medical skin care services in a private, appointment-only setting.
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2021 Midwest Rd., Ste 302, 60523, Oak Brook, United States
- +1 (708) 306-8189
- hello@avalissa.com
- avalissa.com
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