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Facial Infusion
About The Facial Infusion
The Infusion Facial is a gentle, no-acid peel that stimulates collagen for up to 30 days—leaving your skin plump, radiant, and completely refreshed, without the inflammation or downtime.
Skin Concerns
How Does It Work?
We use Facial Infusion in our Signature and Glow-up Facials through the Nano Infusion Device, which allows ingredients to be infused deeply into your skin without any discomfort or downtime.
At the heart of this treatment is a concentrated 2% Retinaldehyde—1,000 times stronger than retinol yet non-irritating. It uses a liposome system that mimics your cell wall, helping it travel deep into the dermis, boosting collagen, cellular renewal, and radiance.
This treatment is ideal for addressing aging, acne, dark spots, and rosacea while keeping skin calm, supported, and glowing.
The Infusion Facial is the first and only non-acid peel on the market, and it’s a game-changer. Powered by Retinaldehyde (a gentle yet powerful form of vitamin A), this treatment helps stimulate collagen production for up to 30 days while smoothing and refreshing your skin from the inside out.
It’s designed to support your skin, not stress it out, making it an ideal choice for those dealing with breakouts, fine lines, dark spots, rosacea, or simply tired, dull skin. You’ll leave feeling plump, hydrated, and radiant without the inflammation or peeling that usually comes with more aggressive treatments.
What is The Infusion Facial?
Prep & Aftercare
Prep: Stop using any vitamin A serums or exfoliating products three days before treatment. You may continue using them one week after treatment.
Aftercare Instructions: Days 1–7
Your skin will undergo a deep exfoliation process, so it’s important to keep things simple. Stick to a gentle routine:
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Cleanser, hydrating serum, moisturizer, and SPF. That’s it.
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Press pause on your Vitamin A serum—you can resume using it once your skin has normalized, typically after a week.
What Not to Do in the First Week Post-Treatment
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No picking, peeling, or scratching.
Even if your skin starts flaking, resist the urge! Premature peeling can cause irritation or even scarring. -
Avoid exfoliating and waxing.
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Give your skin time to recover fully before reintroducing anything abrasive.
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Minimize sun exposure. If you do go out, SPF is non-negotiable. A wide-brimmed hat wouldn’t hurt, either!
What to Expect (Downtime)
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This treatment accelerates exfoliation from the inside out, so mild dryness and peeling are entirely normal. Don’t worry if you don’t peel dramatically or at all. Everyone’s skin responds differently, and visible peeling is not required for results.
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Day 1–2:
Your skin may feel tight, dry, and a little flaky. You might also notice a slight orange tint—this is just the high level of beta-carotene doing its thing (and it’s totally normal!). -
Day 3–7:
Skin might feel increasingly dry or tight, and gentle sloughing may begin.
Session recommendations: once a month