Question 1

What is a classic facial?

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A classic facial is a skin care treatment made up of cleansing, toning, exfoliation, pore cleansing, a mask and moisturising. Its aim is to support the skin's cleansing and hydration needs in a way that suits the skin type. The treatment is carried out by a skincare specialist and planned following a doctor's assessment. It usually takes 45-60 minutes, requires no anaesthesia and can be repeated periodically according to skin type.

Question 2

Who may not be suitable for a classic facial?

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The treatment may be postponed or considered unsuitable if there is an active infection, an open wound or a recent severe sunburn in the treatment area. As some medications can make the skin more sensitive, any medication you use should be shared with the doctor beforehand. Known allergies or product sensitivities should also be mentioned during the assessment. The final decision is made following the doctor's assessment.

Question 3

What are the possible side effects after a classic facial?

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The most common effects after a classic facial are temporary redness and sensitivity, which may be more noticeable where pore cleansing was performed. These effects usually settle on their own. If redness, itching or swelling lasts longer than expected or increases, contacting the clinic is recommended. This information is general and does not replace a personal assessment.

Question 4

When is the effect of a classic facial visible, and how long does it last?

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A cleaner, more hydrated look may be noticed after the treatment, although temporary redness right after the facial can affect this appearance for a while. How long the appearance is maintained depends on skin type, home care habits, sun protection and environmental factors. For this reason, the treatment is planned periodically. Results vary from person to person.

Question 5

How many sessions of a classic facial are needed?

Accepted Answer

A classic facial can be done as a single session, while a periodic plan based on skin type is created for those who want regular care. How often it is repeated is determined following a doctor's assessment, taking into account factors such as oiliness, sensitivity and the season. There is no fixed number of sessions that applies to everyone.

Question 6

What is the difference between a classic facial and Hydrafacial skin care?

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The main difference lies in the method: a classic facial follows traditional care steps, while Hydrafacial skin care uses a hydrodermabrasion-based approach. The classic facial consists of cleansing, toning, exfoliation, pore cleansing, a mask and moisturising. Hydrafacial involves cleansing and gentle exfoliation, vacuum-assisted pore cleansing, serum and hydration. Which one suits you is determined during the assessment according to skin type.

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