Skin Cycling with Opus: How to Build a Treatment Plan Around the Seasons
Just like your wardrobe changes with the seasons, your skin routine should too. In Idaho, the high-altitude sun, dry winters, and hot summers can take a toll on your skin if you don’t adjust. That’s why we love creating seasonal treatment plans with Opus Plasma — helping you get the right results, at the right time of year.
🌸 Spring: Refresh + Repair
Spring is all about shaking off the dullness of winter.
Target dry patches and texture issues
Start prepping for summer sun exposure
Great time for microneedling + lighter Opus sessions
☀️ Summer: Protect + Maintain
Summer in Boise = sunshine, hiking, and lake days. But it also means UV damage risk is at its highest.
Focus on SPF (non-negotiable!)
Hydration + antioxidant facials
We may hold off on deeper resurfacing during peak sun exposure
🍁 Fall: Resurface + Reset
This is prime Opus season. After months of UV exposure, fall is when we tackle sun spots, fine lines, and summer damage.
Best time for deeper Opus treatments
Smooth texture, fade pigmentation, boost collagen
Perfect timing for glowing skin before the holidays
❄️ Winter: Repair + Restore
Cold, dry Idaho winters can make skin tight, flaky, and dull.
Focus on hydration and barrier repair
Opus + microneedling for fine lines and elasticity
Bundle up, because winter is ideal for more aggressive treatments (less sun exposure = safer recovery)
always make time for a facial, one of the most essential parts of a good skincare regimen.
🗓️ Why Seasonal Skin Cycling Works
Matches treatments to your lifestyle + environment
Protects your results year-round
Prevents long-term sun and age damage
Keeps your skin looking fresh in every season
💕 Let’s Build Your Custom Plan
Your skin is as unique as you are, and your treatment plan should be too. Whether it’s a spring refresh, summer maintenance, or a big fall reset, we’ll help you cycle through the seasons with skin that glows.
📅 Book a consultation at Helton House Aesthetics — let’s create your year-round Opus plan.