Medi-Facials

Beyond Glow.
Reveal Healthy Skin.

Medi-facials treat deeper skin concerns like acne, pigmentation, dullness, and aging—using advanced, dermatologist-approved techniques. They go beyond salon facials to deliver clearer, smoother, and healthier-looking skin with lasting results.

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Chemical Peel
(Cocktail Booster Peel)

What is Chemical Peel?

Chemical Peel

Chemical peel facial involves the application of a concoction of fruit acid peels to exfoliate and rejuvenate the skin. Chemical peel facials help reduce sebum production, resulting in fewer acne breakouts. Skin peeling also helps in reducing pigmentation.

Chemical Peel Treatments Benefits

The solution causes the outermost layer of skin to peel off, revealing a fresher, smoother, and more youthful layer underneath.

Chemical Peel

After a chemical peel, avoid active ingredients for 24 hours and apply moisturizer if irritation occurs. Use sunscreen regularly and avoid swimming, sauna, or intense exercise for at least 2 days. Contact the clinic if you notice any unusual marks.

When to Use and Who Should Avoid
Chemical Peel Treatment?

When to Use Chemical Peel
Treatment?

  • Acne
  • Adult-onset acne
  • Pigmentation
  • Post-acne marks
  • Clogged skin
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Who Should Not Get Chemical
peel Treatment?

  • Pregnancy
  • Skin infections like herpes, etc.
  • Skin conditions such as open wounds, eczema, psoriasis, etc.
  • Sensitive skin, like rosacea or active rashes

Q-Switched Laser

Laser Rejuvenation
Q-Switched laser is an advanced laser technology used for treating pigmentation, tattoo removal, and skin rejuvenation. It delivers short, high-energy pulses in nanoseconds to break down pigment particles without harming surrounding tissue.

Mechanism of
Q-Switched Laser?

Q-Switched Laser

Works on the Selective Photothermolysis principle.

Emits laser energy in ultra-short pulses that target chromophores (melanin, tattoo ink, or hemoglobin).

These pulses shatter pigment particles into smaller fragments, which are gradually removed by the body’s immune system.

The process occurs without significant heat buildup, reducing the risk of burns or damage to surrounding skin.

Q-Switched Laser

Indications of
Q-Switched Laser

Pigmentary Concerns

  • Melasma
  • Freckles
  • Lentigines (age spots)
  • Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH)
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Tattoo Removal

  • Black, blue, and dark-colored tattoos respond best
  • Multiple sessions needed for multicolored tattoos

Skin Rejuvenation

  • Laser toning for overall brightening
  • Reducing fine lines and wrinkles (mild effect)
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Acne Scars & Open Pores

  • Helps improve mild acne scarring

Vascular Lesions

  • Certain hemangiomas and telangiectasias
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Contraindications of
Q-Switched Laser

Absolute Contraindications

  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding
  • Active infections (herpes, bacterial, fungal)
  • Open wounds in the treatment area
  • Keloidal tendency (relative)
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Relative Contraindications

  • Recent sun exposure or tanned skin
  • History of vitiligo or psoriasis in the treatment area
  • History of isotretinoin use within the past 6 months
  • Uncontrolled diabetes or immunosuppressive conditions

Patient Preparation for Q-Switched Laser

Patient Preparation for Q-Switched Laser

Before starting the treatment, a detailed consultation is conducted to explain the procedure, expected results, and potential side effects, followed by written consent. Pre-treatment care includes avoiding sun exposure for two weeks, discontinuing active skincare products 3–5 days prior, and refraining from waxing or threading in the area. A patch test may be done for darker skin tones. On the day of treatment, the skin is thoroughly cleansed, and numbing cream may be applied if needed for comfort.

Post-Care Instructions

Immediate Post-Treatment

  • Redness and mild swelling are normal
  • Apply ice packs to reduce discomfort
  • Use a soothing gel like aloe vera or vitamin E gel
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Next Few Days

  • Strict sun protection with a broad-spectrum SPF 50+
  • Avoid picking or scratching treated skin
  • No saunas, steam, or intense workouts for 48 hours
  • Avoid harsh skincare products for five to seven days
  • Moisturize well to aid healing

Carbon Peel Facial

What is Carbon Peel Facial?

Carbon Peel Facial

Carbon facial is a safe and proven treatment that uses a special carbon paste and a Q-switched laser to instantly brighten the skin. The carbon absorbs impurities, while the laser rejuvenates the skin, giving it a fresh look.

Regular treatments help with open pores, improve skin texture, and reduce oiliness.

Carbon Peel Facial

After the treatment, avoid using active ingredients on the treated area for 24 hours. Apply moisturizer if you experience itching or irritation, and contact the clinic if brown marks appear. Use sunscreen and moisturizer regularly, and avoid swimming, sauna, or intense exercise for 2 days.

When to Use and Who Should Avoid
Carbon Peel Facial Treatment?

When to Use Carbon Peel Facial Treatment

  • Pollution Exposed skin
  • Tanning
  • Uneven skin tone
  • Superficial pigmentation
  • Male skin issues
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Who Should Not Get Carbon Peel Facial Treatment

  • Pregnancy
  • Skin Infections, like herpes ,etc
  • Skin conditions like melasma, psoriasis etc
  • Photosensitivity
  • Fever

Photofacial

What is Photofacial?

Photofacial

Photofacial is a non-invasive procedure that uses light energy to target and improve various skin concerns. Performed by trained dermatologists or licensed practitioners, this treatment utilizes a specialized device that emits high-intensity pulses of light to target specific chromophores in the skin, such as melanin and hemoglobin.

Effectively minimizes fine lines, treats pigmentation, reduces redness, improves skin tone, tightens skin, and stimulates collagen production.

Photofacial

Treatment Plan and Results

A series of 3–5 sessions, spaced 3–4 weeks apart, is recommended for optimal results. Visible improvements can be seen after the first session, with progressive enhancement over subsequent treatments.

When to Use and Who Should Avoid
Photofacial Treatment?

When to Use Photofacial Treatment

  • Pigmentation, sun damage, and brown spots
  • Redness, rosacea, and broken capillaries
  • Fine lines, wrinkles, and dull skin
  • Acne marks and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH)
  • Uneven skin tone and texture
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Who Should Not Get Photofacial Treatment

  • Active skin infections or open wounds
  • Photosensitivity or use of photosensitizing medications
  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding
  • Recent chemical peels or laser treatments
  • Autoimmune disorders or immunocompromised conditions

ZO Red Carpet

What is ZO Red Carpet?

ZO Red Carpet

ZO treatments, also known as Zein Obagi blue peel, are a medical peel created by dermatologist Dr. Zein Obagi. It is designed to rejuvenate the skin without any downtime. The peel contains anti-irritants and antioxidants that help to stimulate the turnover of skin cells, exfoliate the skin, and reduce the appearance of fine lines and other signs of aging. This results in smoother, brighter, and more youthful-looking skin. ZO Facial Treatments are ideal for those looking to address issues such as Melasma, Uneven skin tone, Fine lines and wrinkles, Skin rejuvenation, Dull and dehydrated skin.

ZO Red Carpet

Treatment Plan and Results

A series of 3–5 sessions, spaced 3–4 weeks apart, is recommended for optimal results. Visible improvements can be seen after the first session, with progressive enhancement over subsequent treatments.

Indications & Contraindications
of ZO Red Carpet

Indications

  • Dull and tired skin
  • Uneven skin tone and pigmentation
  • Fine lines and mild wrinkles
  • Dehydrated skin
  • Mild acne and congestion
  • Pre-event skin prep for instant glow
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Contraindications

  • Active acne breakouts or skin infections
  • Open wounds, cuts, or recent skin treatments (like deep peels or lasers)
  • Severe rosacea or extremely sensitive skin
  • Pregnancy (due to certain active ingredients)
  • Allergy to any ingredients in the ZO skincare range

Post-Care Instructions

Post-Care Instructions

Post-treatment care includes avoiding sun exposure for 24–48 hours and using a gentle cleanser with a hydrating skincare routine. Apply sunscreen (SPF 30+) and reapply every 2–3 hours. Avoid retinol, AHAs, or BHAs for 2–3 days, and stay well-hydrated to support long-lasting results.

Hydrodermabrasion

What is Hydrodermabrasion?

Hydrodermabrasion

Hydrodermabrasion is a gentle, non-invasive facial treatment that combines exfoliation, deep cleansing, hydration, and serum infusion using a vacuum-based device and water-based solutions. It helps improve skin texture, tone, and radiance without downtime.

Hydrodermabrasion

Indications & Contraindications
of Hydrodermabrasion

Indications

  • Dull, dehydrated skin
  • Congested pores and blackheads
  • Mild acne and oily skin
  • Uneven skin tone or texture
  • Fine lines and early signs of aging
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Contraindications

  • Active acne or open wounds
  • Severe rosacea or eczema
  • Recent facial surgery or chemical peels
  • Pregnancy (depending on solutions used)

Post-Care Instructions

Post-Care Instructions Hydrodermabrasion

Following the treatment, it's important to avoid sun exposure for at least 48 hours and apply sunscreen regularly to protect your skin. Avoid wearing makeup for the first 24 hours to allow your skin to breathe and heal. Stick to a gentle skincare routine for 2–3 days to maintain results and prevent irritation.

Body Exfoliation Peel

What is Body
Exfoliation Peel?

Body Exfoliation Peel

Body peels are medical treatments that use trichloroacetic acid (TCA) to improve your skin’s appearance. The peels come in a variety of strengths or concentrations of acid. A TCA peel works by removing dead skin cells and stimulating new skin cell growth. People use TCA peels to try to get younger-looking skin, and to treat certain skin conditions, like body pigmentation, melasma, and acne scarring.

Body Exfoliation Peel

Indications & Contraindications
of Body Exfoliation Peel

Indications

  • Body pigmentation
  • Ingrown hair
  • Post-acne body marks
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Contraindications

  • Pregnancy
  • Open wounds
  • Sensitive skin
  • Skin infections

Procedure & Post Care

Procedure

  • Manual cleansing
  • Prepare cold water and ice bowls, and call the doctor
  • Doctor will apply the peel (dilution decided as needed)
  • Once frosting occurs, assist the doctor in neutralizing the TCA
  • Apply a thick layer of moisturizer all over the area, mixed with Topinate ointment (if frosting is observed)
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Post-Care

  • Avoid applying active ingredients to the treated area for 24 hours
  • Avoid soap for 12 hours
  • Apply moisturizer in case of itching or irritation
  • Contact the clinic if brown marks appear at the treatment site
  • Apply sunscreen and moisturizer regularly on the treated area
  • Avoid swimming, sauna, or any rigorous exercise for 2 days

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