ZO® Skin Health Regimens
Customized medical-grade routines selected for acne, pigment, redness, texture, and visible aging.
- Cleansing
- Correction
- Barrier support
- Sun protection
Professional skin assessment, ZO® Skin Health regimens, facials, and treatment planning shaped around your concerns, tolerance, and daily life.

Effective skincare begins with the right diagnosis of your concern, a routine you can follow, and products introduced at a pace your skin can tolerate. Your regimen should support professional treatments rather than compete with them.
Appropriateness and alternatives are assessed before treatment.
Technique and intensity are selected for your anatomy and goals.
Benefits, limitations, recovery, and risks are discussed directly.
Your plan can be staged and adjusted as your needs evolve.
Each option addresses a different concern. Consultation determines candidacy, sequencing, and whether another approach is more appropriate.
Customized medical-grade routines selected for acne, pigment, redness, texture, and visible aging.
Treatment-room care selected for hydration, congestion, exfoliation, and maintenance.
A structured, guided regimen for patients ready to make a focused commitment to their skin goals.

Your concern, health history, prior treatment, timeline, and tolerance for recovery all affect the recommendation.
Breakouts, congestion, and post-acne discoloration.
Uneven pigmentation, redness, and sun-related changes.
Barrier health, hydration, texture, and age-supportive care.
Photography and consultation help establish a useful baseline. Individual outcomes vary and no specific result can be guaranteed.

Medical-grade products selected as part of a personalized regimen.

Consistent home care and professional guidance support long-term change.

In-office care can complement a focused daily routine.
Individual results vary. Images and descriptions are educational and do not guarantee an outcome.
Review concerns, sensitivity, current products, lifestyle, pregnancy status when relevant, and professional treatment plans.
Prioritize essential steps before adding corrective products.
Active ingredients may be introduced gradually to reduce avoidable irritation.
Reassess tolerance and progress, especially when combining skincare with procedures.

Lorie Carter, APRN, brings nearly 30 years of medical experience and more than 15 years of aesthetic specialization to every treatment plan.
Her approach is direct, educational, and centered on whether a treatment is appropriate rather than focused on selling a procedure.
Product formulation, ingredient concentration, delivery systems, and professional guidance vary. The practical value comes from choosing appropriate products and using them consistently rather than relying on a label alone.
Hydration and surface feel may change quickly, while acne, pigment, and collagen-related concerns often require consistent use over weeks to months.
Not necessarily. A focused routine that you can tolerate and follow is generally more useful than an overly complex regimen.
Some active products must be paused around procedures. Your provider should coordinate skincare with treatment timing.
Broad-spectrum sun protection is foundational for pigment control, visible aging, and protecting treatment results.
Schedule with Lorie Carter, APRN, at St. Johns Aesthetics and Wellness Center.