Basic facials include consultation, cleanse, exfoliation, facial steam, extractions (if needed), light massage, serum, mask, moisturizer and SPF.
Microdermabrasion is a non-invasive procedure that often exfoliates and removes the superficial layer of dry, dead skin cells. This procedure forces the regeneration of new skin while simultaneously stimulating production of the healthy cells’ collagen and elastin.
Dermaplaning is a deep exfoliation removing surface hair and three weeks of dead skin cells. Pain-free with no down time, and hair does not grow back darker or thicker. Reveals smoother brighter skin. The appearance of fine lines and wrinkles is reduced. Skin care products become more effective. Enables flawless makeup application.
Aromatherapy facials are a great way to treat and pamper your skin. They are relaxing with wonderful benefits for your face. The latest trend in the beauty industry, more women increasingly look forward to using them. Discover what essential oils can do for your skin. Aromatherapy includes lymph drainage massage for face, neck, and décolletage, and foot reflexology.
LED light therapy is used in skin and facial treatments. The lights penetrate the layers of your skin to inspire collagen to grow, assist with skin restoration and provide anti-bacterial qualities to fight scars left behind by acne.
Anti-aging: LED light therapy benefits tired, aging skin. It helps with the softening of lines, folds and wrinkles, healthier circulation, increased moisture and radiance, accelerated skin repair, improved elasticity and skin texture, as well as naturally stimulating the collagen process.
Hyper-pigmentation: Age spots, freckles, uneven pigmentation due to sun exposure. Most cases of skin hyper-pigmentation even out over time from the use of LED light therapy.
Acne and blemishes: LED light therapy can assist in the repair of acne and blemishes because it stimulates the skin’s natural healing process, and helps to kill bacteria caused by acne.
Frequency: The number of treatments needed varies by skin type and condition. Some people see visible results almost immediately, however noticeable changes are usually achieved in 8–10 treatments for all. The results are CUMULATIVE.
Microneedling is a cosmetic procedure. It involves pricking the skin with tiny sterilized needles. The small wounds cause your body to make more collagen and elastin, which heals your skin and helps you look younger. The channels created by needling allows active ingredients to be absorbed by up to 300%. You might also hear it called collagen induction therapy. Microneedling may help with issues like:
Acne scars / Age spots (also called “sun spots”) / Fine lines and wrinkles / Large pores / Stretch marks / Reduced skin elasticity / Uneven skin tone / Dark spots or patches on your skin (hyperpigmentation) / Hair loss (also called alopecia)
Microneedling healing and risks:
It’s not a quick fix. It takes time to notice a difference. That’s because your body is healing itself. Most people need a few treatments before they see any change.
Healing time. It may take days or weeks to heal, depending on how deep the needles pierce your skin.
Recommended. A series of 3-6 treatments depending on skin condition and concerns.
Pain and redness. You may have some minor pain after the procedure, and your skin may be red for a few days.
Peeling. Your skin may feel tight and flake a bit while it heals.
Bruising and bleeding. There’s usually no bleeding during Microneedling. But deep Microneedling treatments may cause the skin to bleed or bruise.
Possible scarring. Microneedling isn’t a good idea for people who’ve had keloids, scars that look like large bubbles on the skin. It could make the condition worse.
Infection. Microneedling creates tiny holes in the skin, which could let germs enter, especially if the equipment isn’t cleaned well. But the risk of infection is very low. If you’re healthy, an infection from Microneedling is unlikely.
Who is NOT a good candidate for Microneedling ? If you have a history or condition of what is listed below, or if you use any medications on this list:
Keloid scars / Accutane / Injections received within last of two weeks / Scleroderma, collagen vascular diseases or fungal infection / Immunosuppressed / Pregnant or nursing
History of severe eczema / Psoriasis and other chronic conditions / Herpes simplex infections (this can be managed with medication prescribed before first procedure) / Diabetes
Blood thinner / Presence of raised moles or warts on the targeted area (these can be avoided) / Cancer
Aftercare:
Avoid sweaty gym workouts or exercise, hospital settings where you might be exposed to an infection, tasks such as cleaning the bathroom, etc. for three days after the procedure.
Avoid steam, hot tubs and sunlight.
Do not use mineral sunscreen or makeup containing zinc or titanium for two days after the procedure. Try to avoid the sun during this time and use a hat instead of SPF.
No vitamin C serum or retinoids for four days after the procedure. No glycolic acid for four days after the procedure. No harsh chemicals or exfoliants for 48 hours.
Do not use anything on your skin for 90 minutes after the procedure.
Men should avoid shaving for three to four days after the procedure. You may start shaving when your skin does not feel irritated anymore.
Oxygen Facials - An oxygen facial is done with a machine that applies pure, pressurized oxygen onto the skin and helps reduce fine lines and wrinkles. Oxygen facial treatments also helps increase the production of collagen, which can help you have healthier and younger-looking skin. Two options included with an oxygen facial are Dermaplaning or Microdermabrasion.
Hydro Facial - is a multistep facial done with a patented device that uses Vortex-Fusion to cleanse, exfoliate, do pore extractions, and deliver customized serums into the skin. It’s a gentle treatment that’s safe for all skin types and tones.
Brightening Facial - 3 in 1 facial treatment for skin lightening, improving the appearance of sun-damaged skin and uneven complexion tones, and minimizing the appearance of pigmentation. This is a process which reduces fine lines, hypopigmentation and acne. Includes consultation, Radio Frequency skin tightening with quadrupole, OxyGeneo with Capsugen and skin lightening gel, and ultrasonic treatment with mesotherapy injection.
Ultrasonic contraindications:
- seizures
- circulation disorders
- severe or acute skin infections
- cancer patients
- diabetic patients
- blood disorders
- heart conditions
- pacemakers
- nursing or pregnancy
- dilated capillaries
- tumor and the postoperative period
—to mention but a few
Common side effects include:
Radio Frequency (RF) Contraindications:
- The presence of neoplasms in the area of skin where the RF facelift will be effected.
- The presence of dermatoses on the skin areas where the facelift will be effected.
- During pregnancy and lactation, RF facelift cannot be used.
Benefits of Radio Frequency (RF):
Treatments will help lift, firm and tighten skin. RF stimulates the skin’s own ability to produce collagen and elastin.
Revive Facial - 3 in 1 facial treatment for skin rejuvenation, minimizing and blurring the appearance of fine line and wrinkles, and firming the skin and tightening the pores. Includes consultation, Radio Frequency skin tightening with quadrupole, OxyGeneo with Capsugen and skin rejuvenation gel, and ultrasonic treatment with mesotherapy injection.
Eyebrow Lifting -Brow Lamination; A semi-permanent brow treatment that straightens, sets, and tints your brow hair leaving you with full, thick brows for up to eight weeks. Brow lamination is essentially a gentle perm for your brows. It’s completely safe and a less permanent (and less painful) alternative to microblading. Think of it as semipermanent soap brows. “Brow lamination is a nice service for those who want to groom their brows into more of a perfect shape, especially if you have unruly brows or curly hair, it just helps you straighten them and gives you a fuller look.
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