A facial starts with a conversation about your skin and routine. The menu includes deep cleansing, dry-skin facials, chemical peels, BioRePeel, LED mask therapy and carboxytherapy. The steps and products depend on the service and your assessment.
Potential benefits
A professional cleanse and a more refreshed feeling
Care selected around dryness or congestion
Time to review your home skin-care routine
Who is it suitable for?
Many skin types can be considered, but sensitivities, active irritation, recent procedures and medicines should be disclosed. Peels and device-based treatments require their own suitability assessment.
Aftercare & your next steps
Use gentle products and the sun protection advised by Mady.
Avoid picking or additional exfoliation after extractions or a peel.
Follow the specific recovery instructions for the facial you receive.
A few things to consider
Redness or irritation can occur. Peels carry additional risks, including pigmentation changes and, less commonly, scarring. The facial should be adapted or postponed if your skin is unsuitable that day.