The clinic’s acne-focused facial may include cleansing, extractions, a selected peel, a mask and SPF, depending on suitability. It is cosmetic skin care, not a substitute for diagnosis or prescription acne treatment.
Potential benefits
A considered approach to surface congestion
Advice on a gentle, consistent skin-care routine
A review of which cosmetic treatments are appropriate
Who is it suitable for?
For suitable congestion-prone skin following assessment. Painful nodules, cysts, significant scarring or persistent acne should be discussed with a GP or dermatologist. Tell Mady about all acne medicines and recent procedures.
Aftercare & your next steps
Avoid picking, scrubbing or squeezing your skin.
Follow a gentle routine and use suitable sun protection.
Continue prescribed care as directed by your clinician; do not stop medicines on the basis of a facial appointment.
A few things to consider
Facials cannot promise to cure acne. Extractions and peels may irritate active or sensitive skin, and some acne medicines affect treatment suitability.