Divine Dermatology & Aesthetics

09/15/2026

A closer look at microneedling. ✨

This procedure uses tiny needles to create controlled punctures in the skin, stimulating collagen production. For the right candidate, it can help improve the appearance of acne scars.

Your skin history and goals matter. A consultation helps determine whether microneedling belongs in your treatment plan.

Ready to talk about your skin? Book a consultation at divinedermatl.com.

Individual results vary.

09/10/2026

A closer look at a chemical-peel journey. ✨

Chemical peels can help address certain types of acne and uneven skin tone. The right approach starts with understanding your skin—and choosing care that fits its needs.

Curious whether a peel belongs in your treatment plan? Schedule a consultation with Divine Dermatology & Aesthetics through the link in bio.

Individual results vary.

09/08/2026

A good visit starts with the people who welcome you.

Meet Shelly Ball, our Office Manager. We’re glad to have her at Divine Dermatology, and we’re looking forward to introducing her to you.

Next time you’re in, say hello.

Welcome to the team, Shelly. 🤎

09/03/2026

REST. RESTORE. RESET.

Your Fall Reset starts here.

As the seasons shift, it's the perfect time to slow down, exhale, and make a little more room for restoration..

That's the idea behind our Fall Reset: a season-only feature on our Swedish Massage, designed to help you exhale, release tension, and step into fall feeling like yourself again.

60-Minute Swedish Massage - $90

A full-body, therapeutic massage using long, flowing strokes to ease muscle tension, improve circulation, and quiet a busy mind.

This is a limited seasonal offering - once fall settles in, so does our regular calendar.

See you on the table,

The Luxe Derm Spa Team

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09/03/2026

“I love the fact that the staff looks like me.”

That line does more work than any ad we could write.

“...which means they can tell me things that are relevant to my skin type etc. No shade to any other places, but representation is important to me because it makes things relatable. The customer service there is also top tier and they are super friendly as well.”
— Kayla K. E., Google review

Representation is not a marketing angle here. It is the reason this practice exists.

Book a consultation at Divine Dermatology — link in bio.

BlackOwnedATL

08/27/2026

August is Hair Loss Awareness Month 🖤 and we’re closing it out with a reminder: hair loss is common, it’s treatable, and you don’t have to figure it out alone.

This before and after shows alopecia areata 🌱 one of the more common types of hair loss. It often starts as a round or oval bald patch on the scalp or beard, though it can appear anywhere. It isn’t contagious, and it affects people of every skin tone, gender, and age.

Here’s the hopeful part 💫 the hair can grow back. Per the @ American Academy of Dermatology, there’s no cure yet, but treatment can help many people regrow their hair 🌿 and newer treatments that dermatologists helped develop are regrowing hair even for people who weren’t helped before. With treatment, some regrowth can appear in as little as 6 weeks (full regrowth takes months).

How much regrowth you see varies from person to person 🩺 which is exactly why a board-certified dermatologist should look first, confirm the diagnosis, and build the plan that’s right for you.

Don’t let another month pass wondering. As we close out Hair Loss Awareness Month, book your September evaluation at Divine Dermatology 📅 link in bio 👇

Individual results vary.

BlackDermatologist

08/26/2026

Two different conditions can take your hairline, and they are not treated the same way.

Traction alopecia comes from tension. Tight braids, weaves, locs, and ponytails pulling the same follicles for years. Caught before scarring, it can come back.

Frontal fibrosing alopecia has nothing to do with styling. It is an inflammatory condition that moves the hairline back in a smooth band, often taking the eyebrows too. It does not return on its own, so the goal is stopping it early.

In the mirror they look alike, and some people have both. A dermatologist can tell you which one you have and what will actually help.

Book a hairline evaluation at Divine Dermatology. Link in bio.

BlackDermatologist

08/24/2026

Losing 50 to 100 hairs a day is normal. Losing clumps, seeing your part widen, or watching your ponytail shrink is not.

Normal shedding is your hair’s natural cycle. True hair loss is a pattern — thinning at the crown, receding edges, or patches — and the earlier it’s evaluated, the more options you have.

If you’re not sure which one you’re seeing, that uncertainty is exactly the reason to get a professional look.

Book a hair-loss evaluation at Divine Dermatology — link in bio.

08/18/2026

Chronic stress ages your skin.

Cortisol breaks down collagen, thins your barrier, and drives the inflammation you see as redness, breakouts, and stubborn dark spots. Add perimenopause, when estrogen is already dropping, and your skin looks tired no matter what you spend on products.

You can’t moisturize your way out of a nervous system stuck in survival mode.

We treat it from every angle: medical-grade skincare, in-office collagen support, sleep and nutrition to calm cortisol, and HRT when it’s appropriate.

Book a consult at Divine Dermatology. Link in bio.

08/11/2026

Most hair damage is styling damage and it’s largely preventable.

Tight ponytails, high heat without a protectant, and back-to-back chemical processing weaken the strand and stress the follicle. Over time that shows up as breakage, thinning edges, and a scalp that stays tender.

Protective doesn’t have to mean tight. Lower the heat, loosen the style, space out the chemical treatments, and pay attention to your scalp.

Concerned about breakage or thinning? Book a scalp and hair evaluation at Divine Dermatology — link in bio.