Facial treatments: vitamin C, skin glow, LED, hydration and lymphatic drainage

How it works

Facial treatments combine cleansing, application of active ingredients to the skin and techniques such as LED and massage to improve skin hydration, radiance and comfort. The following sessions are offered at the clinic:

Express facial

A quick facial care session, for skin maintenance between other treatments.

Vitamin C

A session with vitamin C, an antioxidant that contributes to skin radiance and an even tone.

Skin glow

A protocol aimed at brighter, more hydrated skin with a radiant appearance.

LED facial

Phototherapy with LED light, with a calming and regenerating effect, used alone or at the end of other procedures.

Deep hydration

Replenishment of water and nutrients in dry skin, with moisturizing active ingredients and masks.

Facial lymphatic drainage

Manual massage that stimulates lymphatic circulation, reduces puffiness and gives the face a lighter feeling.

Indications

• Dull skin, texture and poresDull, dehydrated, tired skin or uneven tone.
• Redness and spider veinsSensitive skin, with the calming effect of LED.

Treated areas

What a session is like

The skin is cleansed and receives the active ingredients, masks, LED or massage planned for the type of session. At the end, moisturizer and sunscreen are applied. A session lasts about 1 hour.

Recovery

There is no recovery: you can return to your activities and wear makeup on the same day.

Sessions and results

The radiance and hydration effect is noticed right after the session. The number of sessions and the interval between them depend on the dermatologist's individual evaluation and on each patient's clinical concern.

Contraindications

Facial treatments are not recommended over wounds, infections or active herpes, or over sunburned skin. Allergies to cosmetics and diseases that cause light sensitivity, in the case of LED, should be reported at the evaluation.

At the evaluation, the dermatologist reviews your health history, current medications and previous procedures to confirm the indication.