MEDICAL FACIALS
WHAT IS A MEDICAL FACIAL?
A medical facial is similar to a standard facial except that physician-strength products are used
to improve skin quality on a deeper level. Some medical facial types include a proteolytic
enzyme facial, luminate facial and retinol facial. You can also choose to get a
microdermabrasion facial or glycolic no peel facial to exfoliate and uncover newer, healthier
skin. Our Trillium Med Spa in Chapel Hill is known for providing topnotch medical facials.
BENEFITS
- Cleanse and rejuvenate your skin
- Reduce signs of stress
- Improve blood circulation
- Skin detoxification and exfoliation
- Reduce Acne, Blackheads and whiteheads removal
- Tighten your skin
- Reduce eye bags and dark circles
- Provide you with even skin tone
HOW FACIALS WORK
During your session, we’ll use safe skincare products that are applied by hand. The products
and facial techniques that our staff members use can clear clogged pores and remove dead
skin cells that often cause breakouts. The appearances of fine lines and blemishes can be
reduced while boosting your body’s natural collagen production to help tighten up your skin. Your skin will be further moisturized during your facial to give you maximum skin hydration.
OUR SELECTION OF MEDICAL FACIALS
TRILLIUM MED SPA, is excited to offer a full line of medical grade facials. These facials are done using only physician strength products. If you are someone looking for a facial that can deliver REAL results, these facials are for you.
PROTEOLYTIC ENZYME FACIAL
Reveal healthy, smooth, polished and hydrated skin. The Proteolytic Enzyme Facial is an effective yet gentle method of exfoliation utilizing proteolytic enzymes to digest unproductive dead skin without harming normal healthy tissue. Plus, hydrating and calming ingredients soothe even the most highly sensitive skin
LUMINATE FACIAL
Visibly improve the appearance of skin tone, texture and luminosity with a unique combination of lactic and mandelic acid, brightening technologies and antioxidants. Uncover vibrant skin by revealing a brighter, more even skin tone and youthful appearance.
RETINOL FACIAL
Amplify anti-aging correction for dramatically smooth, flawlessly clear and radiantly hydrated skin. The Retinol Plus Facial is an accelerated protocol featuring the highest concentration of retinol and advanced skin rejuvenation technologies for immediate long-term benefits. Visibly improving the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, acne and sun damage.
MICRODERMABRASION RESURFACING FACIAL
The Microdermabrasion Resurfacing treatment combines the benefits of microdermabrasion with intense hydration. This facial is gentle enough for sensitive skin while still being strong enough to correct textural issues. This facial can smooth the skins surface remove dead, rough skin , lighten acne scars and improve the appearance of fine lines.
GLYCOLIC NO PEEL FACIAL
40% Glycolic peel option may be added to any facial above for more enhanced results. This special formulation has all the benefits of traditional peels without the downtime. Known as a “no peel, chem peel” this procedure allows you to immediately return to your daily life with no embarrassing peeling. Working on a micro level this peel will exfoliate and uncover new radiant skin. It is great for acne scars, hyperpigmentation and rough texture and fine lines and wrinkles.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
If you have naturally oily skin, there are things that we can do to try to make your skin less oily so that you hopefully won’t have to deal with as many breakouts.
People who have lighter or darker skin types can enjoy all the benefits that come along with receiving a facial.
In addition to receiving a facial, you may benefit from some of our other treatments that are designed to enhance skin on an even deeper level including AviClear and Pro-fractional Laser
Resurfacing. Our staff can explain our different treatment options and offer suggestions.
The general recommendation is for a facial every three to four weeks or once a month. That’s how long your skin’s life cycle is.
