Deep facial cleansing is the term for professional procedures used to remove surface impurities, excess sebum, and dead skin cells. The method is chosen according to skin type, its sensitivity, and the reason for the visit. A professional treatment is not mandatory for everyone and does not replace daily skincare or dermatological treatment. What facial cleansing can and cannot do? The goal is …
Deep facial cleansing is the term for professional procedures used to remove surface impurities, excess sebum, and dead skin cells. The method is chosen according to the skin type, its sensitivity and the reason for the visit. A professional treatment is not necessary for everyone and does not replace daily skincare or dermatological treatment.
What can and can't facial cleansing do?
The goal is a cleaner, smoother and more hydrated skin surface. The result depends on the chosen method and the initial condition. Cleansing will not remove all skin imperfections, deep scars or sagging skin. Acne is not simply caused by dirty skin: for persistent or painful breakouts, you need a dermatological examination and a plan for acne treatment.
How is the method chosen?
Before the treatment, we discuss previous skin reactions, home care and procedures you have recently had. It is important to report any medication, allergies, active inflammation and skin damage. The aim of the assessment is to determine whether cleansing is the appropriate choice and what intensity the skin can tolerate.
- Hydrodermabrasion: a procedure using solutions and vacuum suction that combines exfoliation, cleansing and hydration. At Imedic, we perform the Alma DermaClear treatment.
- Diamond microdermabrasion: mechanical exfoliation of the surface layer of the skin. Read about its purpose and what to expect on our page about microdermabrasion.
- Chemical peel: uses selected acids, with reactions and recovery that depend on the type and intensity of the peel. It is not the same as a routine cleanse; for details, see our overview of chemical peels.
No method is best for every skin type. For a broader overview of the options, see our page about facial treatments.
What does cleansing with Alma DermaClear look like?
The procedure comprises three phases: surface exfoliation, vacuum pore cleansing and the application of a hydrating solution. Products and intensity are chosen according to the condition of the skin. A detailed description of the phases, contraindications and aftercare can be found on our page about Alma DermaClear.
When should you see a dermatologist first?
If you have painful or persistent acne, severe irritation, an active infection, open sores or a skin lesion that is changing, please book an appointment first. Sensitive skin requires a tailored approach; the term “gentle treatment” is no guarantee that a reaction will not occur.
Post-treatment recovery and care
Redness, sensitivity or tightness may also occur after superficial procedures. Intensity and duration depend on the method and skin type. A quick return to daily activities does not mean that all reactions have ceased. Before important events, allow enough time, as advised by the professional performing the treatment.
Follow the instructions you were given for gentle cleansing, moisturisation and sun protection. Do not add scrubs or irritating products on your own until the skin has settled down. If the reactions become stronger or last longer than expected, contact the clinic.
How often is deep cleansing done?
There is no single interval that suits all skin types and methods. The schedule is arranged according to need, the reaction to the previous treatment and home care. An approximate schedule is given on each service page; this frequency is not a fixed schedule for every patient.
Price and booking
Check out the current prices for DermaClear treatments and microdermabrasion in our aesthetic treatments price list. For help choosing a procedure and booking, call 064/237-0707 or write to imedic.rs@gmail.com.
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