How Is Professional Skincare at a Clinic Different from Regular Skincare? Medical Skincare at SHE’S Plastic Surgery Clinic.
Sometimes you may want to treat your skin to professional care but find it difficult to decide which treatment to choose. In that case, start by thinking about what your skin needs most right now: hydration, improved firmness, prevention of age-related changes, or recovery after aesthetic procedures.
Professional skincare at a clinic helps address these concerns more directly.
Its key advantage is the combination of medical-grade equipment,
high-performance ampoules, and professional hands-on techniques performed by
experienced skincare specialists. This is one of the distinctive features of
skincare treatments at SHE’S.
Depending on your skin’s needs, we offer three programs: Premium Care, Booster
Care, and Collagen 90+.
When Your Skin Feels Dry and Looks Dull
Premium Care is an ideal choice. A peeling treatment helps refine skin texture,
while ampoules and ultrasound technology provide additional hydration. We
recommend a course of three sessions, spaced three weeks apart.
When You Want to Improve Skin Firmness and Tone
Booster Care may be the right choice for you. Unlike Premium Care, this program
uses specialized equipment to deliver skin booster ingredients into deeper
layers of the skin. It helps improve firmness while promoting a brighter, more
radiant complexion. We recommend three sessions, spaced three weeks apart.
When You Want to Prevent Signs of Aging and Support Skin Recovery After
Procedures
Collagen 90+ is ideal for those who prefer consistent skincare and want to
focus on preventing signs of aging without injectable treatments. A collagen
ampoule and velvet mask help maintain skin firmness, improve texture, and
support the recovery of skin that has become sensitive after aesthetic
procedures.
Recommended course: The first three sessions are performed once a week,
followed by two additional sessions at two-week intervals.
Skincare
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