Medical-Grade Skincare.
Not More Products.
The Right System.
You can do all the right treatments — but if your skincare routine is wrong, your results won’t last. We don’t sell products. We build customized skin correction systems designed to restore skin health, correct damage, and maintain the results you’re investing in.
Before & After — Real Patients
Every photo below is an actual Roberts Aesthetics and Wellness patient who followed a customized ZO Skin Health regimen. Skin correction is a process — most of these comparisons span 3 to 6 months of consistent medical-grade use.
Why Most Skincare
Keeps Failing You
Most patients aren’t using bad products — they’re using the wrong products in the wrong order for the wrong skin. Over-the-counter formulations are limited by law to concentrations too low to produce real change. Random routines assembled from influencer recommendations aren’t designed for your specific skin biology. The result is money spent on a drawer full of things that don’t work together.
Acne That Keeps Coming Back
Spot-treating breakouts after they appear is treating the symptom. Correcting the skin environment that creates breakouts — pore congestion, bacterial load, cell turnover rate, lipid balance — is treating the cause. Medical-grade skincare addresses the underlying conditions that allow acne to cycle endlessly.
Pigmentation That Won’t Fade
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, melasma, and sun damage require active ingredients at clinical concentrations to correct. Over-the-counter brighteners contain a fraction of what’s needed. Medical-grade formulations penetrate to the melanocyte level where pigment is actually produced.
Dull, Aging Skin That Products Haven’t Fixed
Retinol from a drugstore and retinol from a medical-grade line are not the same product — in concentration, delivery system, or efficacy. The same is true for antioxidants, peptides, and growth factors. When you’re using the right concentrations in the right system, skin visibly changes. When you’re not, it doesn’t.
You don’t need more products. You need the right system, used correctly, customized to your skin.
What Medical-Grade Skincare
Actually Means
Medical-grade skincare is not a marketing category — it’s a formulation standard. These products are compounded or manufactured to deliver active ingredients at concentrations that penetrate below the epidermis to where skin change actually occurs. They are prescription or provider-dispensed for a reason: they require guidance to use safely and effectively.
What “Medical-Grade” Means in Practice
Over-the-counter products are formulated to be safe for unsupervised public use — which limits the concentration of active ingredients to levels that produce minimal correction. Medical-grade formulations exceed those limits because they’re prescribed or dispensed within a clinical framework where a provider can monitor response and adjust accordingly.
Higher concentrations of retinol, hydroquinone, brightening agents, and growth factors — delivered in proprietary systems designed for optimal skin penetration — produce measurable, visible change that over-the-counter products simply cannot. When you have the right formulation and the guidance to use it correctly, the skin responds. That’s the difference.
ZO Skin Health —
Science-Driven Skin Correction
We exclusively use ZO Skin Health — not because it’s popular, but because the clinical outcomes it produces are consistently superior to any other line we’ve worked with. It’s science-driven skin correction developed by one of the world’s most respected dermatologists.
What Sets ZO Apart
- Developed by Dr. Zein Obagi, world-renowned dermatologist
- Designed to restore skin function — not just treat surface symptoms
- Clinically backed with published outcomes
- Effective across all skin types and Fitzpatrick tones
- Protocols built for acne, aging, pigmentation, and beyond
What Makes Our Approach Different
Candice Roberts, MSN, FNP-C is a ZO Skin Health Brand Ambassador who has trained directly with Dr. Zein Obagi at his headquarters in California — multiple times. She has successfully guided thousands of patients through ZO correction protocols.
You are not buying products off a shelf. You are being guided by someone with clinical mastery of the system — who builds your regimen, explains every step, and adjusts your plan every 4–6 weeks as your skin responds. This is clinical-level skin correction backed by real training and proven outcomes.
“We don’t hand you products —Roberts Aesthetics & Wellness — Houma, Louisiana
we build a complete skin correction plan.”
How Our Skincare System
Works — Step by Step
Every patient follows a three-phase protocol that first normalizes skin function, then corrects specific concerns, then maintains results long-term. The right foundation has to come before the correction — skipping it is why most advanced skincare produces inconsistent outcomes.
The Fundamental 5 — Normalize Skin Function First
Every plan starts with the Fundamental 5: cleanse, exfoliate, tone, multi-vitamin/hydrator, and SPF. This foundational phase normalizes skin cell turnover, strengthens the barrier, and prepares the skin to receive and respond to correction products. Without this foundation, even the best correction products underperform. No exceptions.
Correct + Treat — Address Your Specific Concerns
Once the foundation is established, we layer in high-performance actives targeted to your specific skin conditions — acne, pigmentation, aging, texture, or redness. Retinol, antioxidants, brightening agents, and prescription-strength ingredients are selected and sequenced based on your skin’s response and current tolerance. This phase evolves as your skin improves.
Maintain + Optimize — Lock In Long-Term Results
Monthly check-ins every 4–6 weeks allow us to assess your progress, adjust your regimen, and ensure your skin continues improving rather than plateauing. Most patients transition through phases over 3–6 months as their skin health fundamentally changes — and the plan changes with it. You are never left guessing what to do next.
What Medical-Grade Skincare
Actually Delivers
Real Correction — Not Surface-Level Improvement
Ingredients that penetrate to the dermis produce change at the cellular level — correcting how skin cells behave, not just how they appear temporarily. Acne stops cycling. Pigment fades from the source. Collagen production is stimulated where it was declining.
Results That Hold Between Treatments
In-office treatments produce meaningful improvement — but skin reverts without a home regimen that sustains the change. Medical-grade skincare is what keeps your laser results, your peel results, and your injectable results looking their best between visits.
A Plan You Actually Understand
Most patients leave other practices with products and no clear instructions. Every patient here leaves with a step-by-step written plan, clear guidance on sequencing and timing, and a follow-up appointment to review how their skin is responding. No guessing.
Better Results from Every In-Office Treatment
A properly functioning skin barrier absorbs and responds to laser, microneedling, and chemical peel treatments more effectively. Patients on medical-grade regimens consistently produce stronger, faster results from in-office treatments than those who aren’t.
Long-Term Skin Health — Not Dependency
The goal of this system is to restore how your skin functions — not to create reliance on products to mask problems. When correction is successful, maintenance requires significantly less product than the correction phase. We’re building toward healthier skin, not managing symptoms indefinitely.
Stops Wasting Money on What Doesn’t Work
The average patient spends significantly more annually on rotating over-the-counter products that don’t produce results than a correctly designed medical-grade regimen costs. The difference is that the medical-grade regimen actually does what they were hoping the other products would.
What Patients Ask —
Answered Honestly
“Can’t I just buy ZO online?”
Technically yes — but not effectively. The products are only as good as the protocol they’re used in. ZO without guidance is the most common reason patients say “I tried ZO and it didn’t work.” Wrong product selection, wrong sequencing, wrong concentrations for your skin’s current state — these are clinical decisions, not guesses. Purchasing without a regimen is buying ingredients without a recipe.
“More products means better results, right?”
No — this is one of the most expensive misconceptions in skincare. The right combination of 4–6 products used correctly produces meaningfully better results than 12 products layered incorrectly. Adding more products without a plan is the fastest way to compromise your skin barrier, create reactivity, and get no results from any of them.
“Will my skin get worse before it gets better?”
Sometimes — and this is actually a sign the products are working. Purging, increased cell turnover, and temporary redness or dryness during the first 2–4 weeks of an aggressive regimen are normal responses to actives that are genuinely changing how your skin cells behave. This is why guidance matters: knowing what’s a normal response versus what requires adjustment is clinical knowledge, not common knowledge.
“Does skincare really matter if I’m getting treatments?”
It’s actually the foundation. In-office treatments are more effective, last longer, and produce better outcomes in patients with optimized skin health. The analogy: getting a laser treatment without a supporting skincare regimen is like painting over a compromised surface. The treatment can only do so much when the underlying skin function isn’t being supported between visits.
Three Ways to Get Your Customized Plan
Every patient receives a customized regimen — not a general recommendation. Choose the consultation option that fits your situation. Online purchasing is available only to patients who have received a customized plan from our team.
Virtual Consultation
Complimentary ($250 Value)- Submit photos and skin history through our form
- Receive a comprehensive “Future You” skincare plan
- Full customized regimen with step-by-step instructions
- Out-of-state patients (skincare only): $100 fee, applied toward $250+ same-day purchase
Monthly Check-In
Complimentary with Ongoing Purchases- Monthly regimen review as your skin evolves
- Updated plan and product adjustments
- Progress tracking with photos over time
- Complimentary with active ongoing purchases
In-Office Consultation
Complimentary with $250+ Same-Day Service- Hands-on skin analysis with your provider
- Product guidance, demonstration, and adjustments
- Customized plan built in real time
- Complimentary when paired with a same-day service or purchase of $250+
How to Purchase Products
Products are available in-office (walk-ins welcome) or online through our shop. Online purchasing is exclusively available to established patients who have received a customized regimen from our team. This ensures you receive the right products in the right sequence for your specific skin — not a random selection.
Shop Online →Acne Is About More Than Products
Most patients with chronic acne are focused entirely on their skincare routine — when 40–60% of what drives their breakouts is happening off their face. Habits, hygiene, diet, and hormonal patterns all contribute to the skin environment that produces acne. Here’s what we tell every acne patient.
What Touches Your Face Matters
- Change your pillowcase every other night — pillowcases accumulate bacteria that directly worsen acne
- Use disposable face towels instead of regular bath towels
- Disinfect your phone regularly — and anything else that touches your face often
- Wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your face throughout the day
- Do not pick or pop pimples — picking increases inflammation and causes scarring that is far harder to treat than the original breakout
- If extraction is needed, do it professionally
Your Application Tools Are Part of the Problem
- Avoid reusable beauty blenders and sponges — use disposable sponges daily
- Wash makeup brushes weekly with antibacterial soap, then dry thoroughly (a blow dryer prevents bacteria regrowth)
- Choose light, mineral-based powder makeup when possible
- Avoid heavy liquid foundations — they frequently clog pores and worsen active acne
Consistency & Timing
- Wash your face morning and night — and always remove makeup completely before bed
- Avoid over-washing, which compromises the skin barrier and can worsen acne
- Stay consistent with the customized regimen — inconsistency is the #1 reason patients don’t see results
- Incorporate regular treatments like ZO Stimulator Glow to help clear acne faster between office visits
Know Your Triggers
- Keep a food log — common acne triggers include dairy, chocolate, sugar, energy drinks, and whey protein
- Track your menstrual cycle and notice if breakouts align with specific phases
- Share patterns with your provider so your plan can be adjusted to address hormonal contributors
- Acne isn’t just products — it’s habits, consistency, and knowing your individual triggers
Your Questions, Answered Directly
How long before I see results from medical-grade skincare?
Most patients notice meaningful improvement within 4–8 weeks of following their customized plan consistently. Initial changes are often visible earlier — improved texture, clearer pores, or a more even tone — but the correction phase that addresses deeper concerns like pigmentation and acne cycling typically unfolds over 3–6 months. Consistency is what determines the outcome.
Do I have to use ZO products specifically?
For our system — yes. We exclusively use ZO Skin Health because we have direct clinical training in its protocols, have treated thousands of patients with it, and the outcomes it produces are consistently superior to alternatives we’ve worked with. Recommending a product line outside of the one we’re clinically trained in would not serve your results.
Can I combine medical-grade skincare with in-office treatments?
Yes — and you should. Patients on medical-grade skincare regimens produce stronger, faster results from laser, microneedling, chemical peel, and injectable treatments than those who aren’t. Optimized skin health means better absorption, better response, and better maintenance of in-office results between visits. It’s the foundation that everything else builds on.
How often do I need check-ins?
Every 4–6 weeks during your correction phase. As your skin responds and improves, we adjust your regimen — adding stronger actives, transitioning products, or shifting to a maintenance protocol. Skin that’s actively changing needs active guidance. Monthly check-ins are how we ensure your plan stays ahead of your skin rather than behind it.
Do you serve patients from outside Houma, Louisiana?
Yes. Virtual consultations are available for out-of-state patients or those in the surrounding South Louisiana region. Products are shipped directly to your home. Remote patients who complete a virtual consultation and purchase $250+ have their consultation fee applied to their first purchase. Monthly virtual check-ins keep your plan current regardless of location.
What to Expect — Real Results, Real Patients
Understanding how your skin responds — including the temporary reactions that are part of real correction — is what keeps patients consistent long enough to see the results they’re after.
The Right System
Changes Your Skin.
If what you’ve been doing isn’t working — or if you want to get ahead of skin changes before they become harder to correct — the conversation starts with a consultation. We’ll build your plan around your skin, your goals, and your life.
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