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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Ultra Hydrating Facial.
Many clients notice immediate plumping and improved radiance within 24 to 48 hours due to the triple-weight hyaluronic acid. Continued improvements in hydration and barrier strength appear over several weeks with proper home care.
For immediate maintenance, schedule treatments every 2 to 4 weeks during a restorative program. For ongoing hydration and barrier support, a monthly or bi-monthly appointment is recommended alongside appropriate daily skincare.
Yes. This mild-intensity facial was formulated to soothe and hydrate sensitive or reactive skin using gentle peptides and layered hyaluronic treatments. We perform a consultation and tailor products to minimize irritation; patch testing is available if needed.
Downtime is minimal. Some clients experience temporary redness or mild tingling that fades within hours to a day. Avoiding intense exfoliation and strong actives immediately after the facial helps protect results and reduce sensitivity.
Use gentle cleansers and hydrating serums to extend results. We recommend Cashmere Cleanse, Daily Drench, Power Lift, and Eye Authority for optimal moisture retention, barrier repair, and long-term radiance between treatments.
This Restore Collection treatment focuses on deep, restorative hydration using triple-weight hyaluronic acid plus patented peptides. Unlike superficial treatments, it rebuilds barrier function and improves long-term moisture retention rather than only delivering temporary surface hydration.