Skin integrity first
Every decision begins with the condition of the skin, including when the careful choice is to postpone.
Advanced skincare for women · Franklin, Massachusetts
Skincare that starts with your skin, not a menu.
KDL is for every woman: renewal facials, dermaplaning, collagen support, and ongoing skin care, each visit built on conversation and 20 years of experience. And because Lynn Morgan, LE, is also certified in oncology aesthetics, when cancer treatment or recovery changes what your skin needs, the same room offers care that changes with it.
20 years
Skincare and client care
Certified
Oncology aesthetics
Franklin
Private studio · Suite 100
The signature treatment
Renewal, held to a thoughtful standard.
Outside oncology care, KDL offers a focused treatment menu for hydration, texture, renewal, and ongoing skin support. Every service begins with conversation, not a preset routine.
The signature appointment
One complete, all-inclusive treatment.
A 60-to-90-minute appointment where OxygenCeuticals care, dermaplaning, a customized treatment mask, and LED light therapy are woven together around your skin — nothing sold as an add-on.
- OxygenCeuticals
- Dermaplaning
- Custom mask
- LED light therapy
Her defining focus
Support the skin. Never ask it to push through.
Skin affected by cancer treatment can feel dry, reactive, fragile, or simply unfamiliar. Oncology aesthetics adapts products, pressure, temperature, timing, and positioning to the skin and comfort present that day.
Treatment context matters
The consultation considers timing, side effects, sensitivity, and relevant guidance from your care team.
Comfort guides the visit
Touch, warmth, positioning, and pace can be changed throughout the appointment.
Oncology aesthetics supports comfort and skin health. It does not diagnose or treat cancer, and it does not replace advice from your medical team.
Meet Lynn Morgan, LE
Experience matters. Listening does, too.
Lynn built KDL Aesthetics around a more personal way of working. She focuses on the skin in front of her, what may be influencing it, and what will feel supportive—not simply what appears on a menu.
- Experience
- 20 years in advanced skincare and client care
- Training
- Trained and certified in oncology aesthetics
- Setting
- Private Franklin studio, with limited concierge care
Before your first visit
Clear answers, without the rush.
Your first message can stay simple. Medical details can wait for a private conversation with Lynn.
Can I request skincare while receiving chemotherapy or radiation?
Begin with a consultation. Lynn considers treatment timing, current skin changes, comfort, and guidance from your medical team before deciding whether care should proceed, change, or wait.
Does KDL Aesthetics see clients by appointment only?
Yes. All visits are by appointment at the Franklin studio.
Is in-home care available?
Most appointments take place in the Franklin studio. Limited concierge or in-home care may be available for select services and circumstances.
Do I need to be an oncology patient to visit KDL Aesthetics?
No. Most visits are everyday facial care — renewal facials, dermaplaning, and collagen-supportive treatments for women who simply want healthy skin. Oncology-aware care is here when it is needed, never a requirement.
How long does a facial appointment take?
Plan for 60 to 90 minutes. Every appointment is all-inclusive, so steps like a customized mask or LED light therapy are part of the visit when they suit your skin — nothing is sold as an extra.
What clients say
In their own words.
From a caregiver who found KDL through the Joe Andruzzi Foundation’s UniCORN resource network.
“Thank you so much! And also, I want to say that I reached out to KDL aesthetics on your resource page asking if she would consider caregivers or just oncology patients and she gave me the best hydrating facial of my lifetime!!! My mom is actually scheduling an appointment with her because I can’t stop raving about her! Thank you for sharing that resource with me! It was a very relaxing and much-needed break from caregiving <3”
Michelle Kimball — via the Joe Andruzzi Foundation
By appointment
Your first step can be a quiet conversation.
Tell Lynn you would like to request a consultation. You do not need to include private medical information in your first message.
