I've tried the hydrafacial in the past and had some kind of allergic reaction to the treatment. I'm wondering what else I can try to deliver similar results that would help my sensitive acne/rosacea-prone skin before a special event this summer.
September 29, 2024
Answer: Looking for alternatives I encourage you to begin by visiting with an experienced aesthetician at a med spa for an evaluation. You'll likely find that your skin will respond best from a combination of treatments that include medical grade skin care products, like Transform MD, combined with other med spa treatments. An experienced aesthetician can let you know the right combination of products for best results.
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September 29, 2024
Answer: Looking for alternatives I encourage you to begin by visiting with an experienced aesthetician at a med spa for an evaluation. You'll likely find that your skin will respond best from a combination of treatments that include medical grade skin care products, like Transform MD, combined with other med spa treatments. An experienced aesthetician can let you know the right combination of products for best results.
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August 16, 2024
Answer: Sensitive/rosacea Hydrafacial can sometimes purge the skin, pulling to the surface what is underneath. You can always try a basic facial to do extractions and high frequency to diminish any bacteria. Another thing is getting on good medical grade skin care, it will work faster then most skincare from Ulta and Sephora. If you have more questions on skincare and treatments call 423-624-0021
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August 16, 2024
Answer: Sensitive/rosacea Hydrafacial can sometimes purge the skin, pulling to the surface what is underneath. You can always try a basic facial to do extractions and high frequency to diminish any bacteria. Another thing is getting on good medical grade skin care, it will work faster then most skincare from Ulta and Sephora. If you have more questions on skincare and treatments call 423-624-0021
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