What is Medi-Facial?
A medi-facial differs from a salon facial because it uses clinical-grade products chosen for a medical skin concern and is planned by a dermatologist. Depending on your skin, it may include mild peels, extraction, ultrasonic or LED steps and targeted serums.
Who is it for?
- Mild acne and congestion
- Early pigmentation and tan
- Dull or tired skin
- Sensitive skin that reacts to salon facials
How the treatment works
- Skin assessment to choose the facial protocol
- Cleansing and exfoliation
- Targeted active step such as a mild peel or extraction
- Serum infusion and soothing mask
- Sunscreen and home-care advice
Aftercare
- Use sunscreen and a gentle cleanser
- Avoid waxing, threading and scrubs for a few days
- Continue any prescribed home care
Your safety first. Medi-Facial is offered only after a consultation with Dr. Nikhil Natarajan. Tell the doctor about medicines, allergies, pregnancy, recent sun exposure and previous procedures. Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed.
Medi-Facial: common questions
How is a medi-facial different from a salon facial?
It is chosen and supervised by a dermatologist for a specific medical concern, uses clinical-grade actives and avoids harsh massage or steaming that can worsen acne or sensitivity.