Treatment Care › Sun-Damage Brightening Facial
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Sun-Damage Brightening Facial
Built for Southwest Florida skin — fades sunspots and evens blotchy tone.
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🧴Your visit, step by step · what's included
- 1Consultation and skin analysis
- 2Deep cleanse and gentle exfoliation
- 3Galvanic current to drive brightening actives deep
- 4A brightening, antioxidant mask
- 5Vitamin-C and pigment-evening serums
- 6Hydration and SPF to protect results
✦Benefits to expect
- Faded sunspots and dark patches
- More even, luminous tone
- Brighter, healthier-looking skin
- Protection-focused, Florida-ready care
⏱️Downtime
None. Consistent SPF between visits is essential to protect and build results.
🔁Time between visits
Every 2–3 weeks for the best fading results.
📋Before your visit
- Arrive with clean skin if you can, and come 5–10 minutes early for your consultation.
- Skip strong exfoliating acids and retinol for 1–2 days beforehand.
- Avoid heavy sun exposure or tanning for 24–48 hours before.
- Tell us about any medications, allergies or skin conditions so we can tailor safely.
- Come hydrated and, ideally, makeup-free.
🧖After your visit
- Wear SPF daily and avoid direct sun — essential in the Florida climate.
- Skip heavy makeup for about 24 hours.
- Avoid heat — sauna, hot yoga, hot showers — for 24–48 hours.
- Hold off on strong actives (retinol, acids) for 1–2 days.
- Keep skin hydrated and be gentle — no picking or aggressive scrubbing.
🏠Caring for your skin between visits
- Cleanse gently morning and night with a barrier-friendly cleanser.
- Apply a broad-spectrum SPF 30+ every morning, rain or shine.
- Hydrate with a moisturizer suited to your skin type; add hyaluronic acid if dry.
- Introduce actives slowly and only as your esthetician recommends.
- Drink water, sleep well, and avoid picking at the skin between visits.