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Get answers to common questions about Facial with Oxygen Treatment.
Yes, often suitable; we customize enzyme strength and oxygen settings to your tolerance. Clients with reactive skin receive a patch test and gentler formulas. Discuss allergies, medications, or active conditions with your esthetician before booking for safe, tailored care.
Treatments usually last 50–75 minutes, including consultation, cleansing, chocolate enzyme application, oxygen infusion, and finishing serums. Timing varies based on skin assessment, add-ons like extractions, or extended hydration. Plan for about an hour for a complete experience.
For maintenance, schedule treatments every 3–6 weeks depending on skin goals. Monthly sessions improve hydration and cellular turnover; more frequent visits may be recommended for corrective plans. Your esthetician will customize frequency to optimize results and skin health.
Minimal to no downtime for most clients. Chocolate enzyme gently exfoliates and may cause slight transient redness or flaking in sensitive individuals. Avoid heavy exfoliation before treatment; follow aftercare guidance to minimize peeling and protect new skin.
Side effects are usually mild and temporary — brief redness, tingling, or sensitivity. Rare allergic reactions can occur from ingredients; inform us of allergies or topical medications. Contact us if prolonged irritation, swelling, or discomfort develops after treatment.
Avoid harsh peels, retinoids, and excessive sun exposure for at least 3–5 days prior. Arrive with clean skin and a list of medications. Discuss pregnancy, recent procedures, or active skin issues so your esthetician can tailor the treatment safely.