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We begin with a hand-applied deep exfoliating cleanser to remove dead skin and excess oil, then apply ginseng and green tea antioxidant toner. A clarifying camphor mask follows to draw out impurities and calm inflammation. Recommended home care and follow-up treatments are discussed.
Yes—our estheticians assess each client's skin during consultation and can modify ingredients or skip steps. We perform a sensitivity check; however, the camphor mask can sting on open lesions. Severe inflammation or open cysts may require medical clearance first.
Most clients notice improvement after 3–6 treatments spaced one to two weeks apart, depending on severity. A personalized plan may include weekly initial sessions, then maintenance every 4–6 weeks alongside home care and possible medical treatments for best long-term results.
Yes, in many cases it can be combined with gentle treatments, but aggressive procedures, chemical peels, or laser should be scheduled separately. Your esthetician will review medications and recent treatments to create a safe timeline and avoid irritation or reduced effectiveness.
Before treatment, avoid harsh exfoliants, strong retinoids, and heavy sun exposure for 48–72 hours. Afterward, use gentle cleansers, hydrating products, and broad-spectrum sunscreen. Avoid picking, strenuous exercise, and new active ingredients for a few days to reduce irritation and support healing.
Possible side effects include temporary redness, mild stinging, or increased dryness as impurities are drawn out. Allergic reactions are rare but possible; we perform sensitivity checks. Follow aftercare to soothe skin and contact us if severe irritation, swelling, or persistent discomfort occurs.
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Published On: July 1, 2026