DOCTOR-LED CARE · BELFAST
HYDRAGLOW
facial
HydraGlow brings together cleansing, gentle exfoliation, pore extraction and hydrating skincare in one facial appointment. Your session starts with a discussion of your skin concerns and the products and steps suitable for you.
WHAT IT IS
A moment for skin.
A plan for you.
The clinic’s HydraGlow guide describes a facial lasting around 60 minutes, with six stages:
- Cleansing and gentle exfoliation
- A mild peel to loosen surface debris
- Vacuum-assisted pore extraction
- Hydrating, antioxidant serums
- Red light therapy
- An exosome and hyaluronic acid mask
The protocol and products will be confirmed at consultation and adjusted to your skin. Discuss any allergies, sensitivities or concerns about individual ingredients before treatment.
Ask which products to use afterwards and when to restart active skincare. Let the clinic know about persistent irritation. A cosmetic facial does not replace medical assessment of a rash or changing skin lesion.
A PERSONAL APPROACH
Your skin.
Your consultation.
Illustrative images; not clinic patients or treatment results. Photography: Rosa Rafael and Sunny Ng / Unsplash.
YOUR SAFETY COMES FIRST
Consultation before
commitment.
Tell your practitioner about allergies, sensitive skin, eczema, rosacea, active breakouts and current skincare. Products and exfoliation can irritate skin; the plan should be adjusted or deferred where appropriate.
Time to ask.
Space to decide.
Bring your questions and tell us what matters to you. We will discuss the proposed plan, alternatives, costs and follow-up before you decide whether to proceed.
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GOOD TO KNOW
Your questions,
answered.
01 · What will my facial include?
The published HydraGlow guide sets out cleansing, exfoliation, a mild peel, vacuum extraction, hydrating serums, red light therapy and a finishing mask. Allow around 60 minutes; the clinic will confirm your appointment length and the exact products at consultation. Tell us about treatments you have recently had.
02 · Can a facial diagnose a skin condition?
No. Persistent or changing skin symptoms may need assessment by a GP or dermatologist.
BEGIN WITH A CONVERSATION
Ready to explore
what’s right for you?
Start with a consultation at our Belfast clinic.