Medical Skin Health Facial

• Congestion and clogged pores
• Dullness and rough texture
• Hyperpigmentation and uneven tone
• Dehydration
• Acne

Medical Brightening Facial begins with a deep cleanse, a superficial peel, a hydrating brightening mask sheet, extractions if required and light therapy to restore radiance — ideal for uneven tone, hyperpigmentation and lacklustre skin. Dermaplaning gently removes vellus hair and dead cells with a scalpel to reveal smoother skin. The Acne Extraction Facial focuses on unclogging blackheads and whiteheads, finishing with a sulphur-based masque and LED light therapy. Microdermabrasion polishes the skin with a diamond-tip wand so the serum-rich mask and moisturiser that follow penetrate deeply.

• Suitable for most skin types
• Dermaplaning is not suitable with eczema, psoriasis or active/cystic acne
• Microdermabrasion is not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with uncontrolled diabetes, or over bleeding skin, facial warts or lesions

1. 01Skin analysis
2. 02Double cleanse and exfoliation
3. 03Extractions where needed
4. 04Active mask, serum or LED light therapy
5. 05Moisturiser and SPF

• Pause retinoids for three days
• Arrive without make-up where possible

Little to none. A mild tingling sensation may be felt during peel application; redness after extraction or microdermabrasion settles within minutes to a few hours.

Instant clarity, hydration and radiance; best results in a monthly series alongside homecare.

How often should I have one?

Every four to six weeks for most skin concerns.

Which facial is right for me?

Your clinician selects between brightening, dermaplaning, acne extraction and microdermabrasion after assessing your skin.