How is a medifacial done at Skin Origins?
- Skin consultation: Dr. Suvidha Reddy checks your skin and chooses the right medifacial, such as an acne, brightening, hydrating or anti-ageing protocol.
- Deep cleansing: The skin is cleansed thoroughly.
- Exfoliation: A gentle peel or exfoliation removes dead skin.
- Extraction: Blackheads and whiteheads are cleared carefully and hygienically.
- Active infusion: Serums or masks with medical-grade actives are applied, sometimes with devices to improve absorption.
- Calming mask and sunscreen: A soothing mask settles the skin, followed by sunscreen.
How should you prepare for a medifacial?
Avoid waxing, threading and strong exfoliating creams for a few days before your session. If you're using prescription creams like retinoids, your doctor may ask you to pause them briefly. Come with clean skin or arrive a few minutes early to remove makeup. If you're booking before an event, schedule your medifacial a few days ahead.
How do medifacials fit into a longer skin plan?
Medifacials work well as maintenance between stronger treatments like lasers, peels or MNRF. They keep pores clear, skin hydrated and pigmentation under control. For acne-prone skin, regular medifacials alongside prescribed medicines can help reduce breakouts over time.
For dull or pigmented skin, they support brightness between other treatments.
How can you keep your medifacial results?
Use a gentle cleanser, a suitable moisturiser and sunscreen daily. Avoid picking at pimples, and follow the home-care routine your doctor recommends. Regular sessions every few weeks keep your skin looking its best.
What results can you expect from a medifacial?
Skin looks cleaner, brighter and more even right after the treatment. With regular medifacials, acne breakouts often reduce, and pigmentation and texture improve gradually.
Medifacials are a safe, gentle way to keep skin healthy and support other treatments.
Before-and-after photos taken at each visit show progress clearly.
