What are facials?
Facials are popular procedures provided by an aesthetician. They are helpful to diminish the early signs of aging, firm slack skin, and tone your skin. Facials can also help treat skin conditions, including acne and rosacea.
Types of Facials
There are several types of facials, each with their own benefits. They can be customized to provide a variety of results. These are the most common types of facials:
- Anti-aging facials, which can hydrate your skin, improve circulation, and boost collagen production
- Calming facials, which can reduce redness, sensitivity, and skin irritation
- Hydrafacials, which can reduce acne, hydrate skin, and renew your skin’s beauty
- Glowing facials, which can help your skin look younger and more radiant
What To Expect During a Facial
Facials typically have several steps, depending on the type of facial you choose. Your dermatologist or aesthetician may:
- Massage your face using manual techniques and other methods
- Exfoliate dead skin cells from your face using a vacuum system and other methods
- Extract blemishes from your face using an extraction tool
- Hydrate your skin, using steam, nutrient and vitamin serums
Benefits of Facials
Facials are a relaxing treatment and can ease stress, providing you with an overall feeling of wellness. They also help your skin in several ways. After your facial, you will enjoy firmer, younger-looking skin. Fine lines and wrinkles will be less obvious, and your skin will have a radiant, renewed glow.
Why You Should Consider a Facial
Facials are popular for many reasons. They are non-invasive and require no downtime, and they are a quick treatment that can be scheduled conveniently within your day. You should consider a facial if you have a skin problem like aging skin, acne, sun damage, or if you just want a quick pick-me-up to look your best.
Want To Know More About Facials?
To find out more about facials and their benefits, talk with an expert. Call Dr. Cary Ann Jenkins at Morris Dermatology and Joliet Dermatology in Morris and Joliet, IL. You can reach her in the Joliet, IL, office by calling (815) 666-1742, or in the Morris, IL, office by calling (815) 941-5160, so call today.
