Acne Facial or a Deep Pore Cleansing Facial recommended for clients prone to acne. Acne is the most common skin disorder, and no longer reserved for teens. Adult acne, as well as acne in the teen years, is directly related to hormones, lifestyle, and stress elevation.
What should you expect from an Acne Facial appointment?
Acne facial works best for people with blackheads and whiteheads. If you primarily have comedones or other non-inflammatory blemishes, facial can usually help improve the skin's appearance. Acne facial is a combination of steaming, deep cleansing, extractions and a variation of a healing mask and moisturizer. The esthetician will analyze clients’ skin condition and issues relating to their skin to tailor an individual skin-care program for them. The exfoliation takes off the top layer of skin, which unclogs pores and helps oil flow naturally through the follicles, thus avoiding future breakouts. Exfoliation is vital in maintaining clean, healthy skin because it helps to remove the dead skin cells that accumulate on the surface. The dead skin cells can also contribute to oil, breakouts and dull complexion. The Esthetician will soften the skin with enzyme exfoliation and use the right tools to remove comedones without damaging the surface gently. Extractions remove the existing comedones, which help your appearance and also lessens the likelihood of developing a pimple (which occurs when comedones become inflamed). The esthetician will use products to reduce surface oil, remove dead skin cells, soothe, or hydrate.
Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory ingredients are often utilized in a deep cleansing facial to prevent acne breakouts. The inflamed blemishes such as nodules and cysts should be to be not extracted. The esthetician can use a light chemical peel to clear skin and reduce inflammation.
Antibacterials and anti-inflammatories like mandelic or salicylic or lactic acids, zinc and benzoyl peroxide (in low doses), sulfur and even probiotics are on deck since they break up acne-causing bacteria. A series of treatments is always needed to make a difference. Be sure to tell your esthetician about all topical and oral medications you are currently using to avoid unwanted reactions.
At the end of the facial, the esthetician will offer the product to use at home to treat acne. The home skin care routine is critical to treat acne. When a professional acne facial or a deep pore cleansing facial is combined with the proper at-home skin care routine, it works together faster to treat and prevent acne.
Make an appointment today for Acne Facial or Deep Pore Cleansing Facial to help keep pores clear and minimize future breakouts.