Keravive scalp treatment in
Lynnwood, WA.

Lynnwood guests usually find the Keravive one of two ways. Either they've had a HydraFacial with us and ask whether the same technology works on the scalp, or they've spent a year deep in scalp-care videos and want the most thorough option on the menu. Both roads end in the same chair at 18500 33rd Ave W Suite C, a few minutes off Alderwood Mall Parkway.

The HydraFacial Keravive Scalp is the highest-ticket scalp service we offer — $258 for a full 90 minutes — and the only one built around the HydraFacial device rather than hands alone. The same vortex technology that clears pores on the face is turned to the scalp: it lifts away oil, flakes and product buildup, then follows with a concentrated hydrating infusion. Hands still matter, and there's real massage inside the hour and a half, but the machine does the deep work.

We position it plainly. Keravive is a cosmetic scalp treatment, not a medical one, and it doesn't grow hair. What it reliably delivers is a scalp that feels cleaner, better hydrated and more comfortable — which, for a lot of people, is exactly the point. If you're dealing with significant thinning or a persistent scalp condition, a dermatologist is the right first stop, and we'll say that at the consultation instead of selling you a miracle.

The menu and pricing are identical at both studios, so this page covers our Lynnwood location. If the drive south suits you better, the Keravive in Shoreline page walks through the same treatment from the other side of the county line.

The Keravive sits at the top of our facial menu: $258 for 90 minutes. Below it, the menu covers the face — the HydraFacial Signature at $150 and Deluxe at $185, hydrating and customized facials from $90, and a 30-minute gua sha lift at $70. Every price is the same at both studios, and gratuity isn't included.

If you're weighing Keravive against our hands-on scalp services, here's the honest split. The head-spa menu — from the $85 D4 Signature up to the $220 Scalp Revitalize Therapy — is about ritual: massage, steam, warm water, sleep-adjacent calm. Keravive is about thoroughness: the device reaches buildup that fingers can't, and the hydration step is more concentrated. Guests with oily scalps, hard-working styling routines or a dry-shampoo habit tend to feel the difference most. For a deep clean without the device, the scalp detox in Lynnwood is the closest hands-on cousin at $168.

First time? You don't have to decide alone. Book the Keravive if you want the most complete option on the menu, or call and describe your scalp — we'll tell you frankly if an $85 signature head spa will get you what you're after. Nobody here runs an upsell script, and the facial hub collects every skin and scalp option in one place if you'd rather compare first.

There's a reason the longest treatment on our menu is a scalp treatment. Stress has a way of living at the hairline — the NCCIH's plain-language page on stress describes how everyday strain shows up physically, in tensed muscles and a raised pulse — and an hour and a half of warm water, gentle suction-cleansing and massage is a deliberate counterweight. You leave with a cleaner scalp and a quieter head, in both senses.

Booking is online through our Lynnwood calendar or by phone at (206) 688-9700. The 90-minute slot is the one that fills first on weekends, so reserve a few days ahead if Saturday is your window; weekday evenings are usually easier, since we're open to 9 PM Monday through Saturday.

If you'd like to try the technology on your face first, the HydraFacial in Lynnwood page covers the Signature and Deluxe — plenty of guests graduate from one to the other. Either way, come with your scalp as it normally is. There's no need to shampoo beforehand; we'd rather see the real thing, and the treatment ends with a full wash and blow-dry anyway.