Medical Skin Care

Medical skin care is a practice in which the appropriate care procedure is determined according to your skin type. Medical skin care, which consists of stages such as analysis, cleansing, steam therapy and moisturizing, is a practice that varies according to the needs of the individual.

How to Perform Medical Skin Care?

•  Analysis Phase: The care needed by each skin varies from person to person. The first step in skin care is analysis in order to analyze what the skin needs and take action accordingly.
• Cleansing Phase: Make-up residues and oils accumulated on the skin are removed. The skin is gently peeled with herbal products and prepared for the next procedure.
• Steam Therapy Phase: Steam therapy opens the pores on the skin. In this way, it becomes much easier to clean oil and blackheads from the skin. A deep skin cleansing is achieved by applying high frequency to the skin.
• Moisturizing Phase: The process is completed by applying nourishing skin care masks with moisturizing properties.
• Application Period: Medical skin care varies between approximately 1 and a half and 2 hours. The duration is longer or shorter depending on the care practices required by the skin.

Skin care eliminates elements such as make-up residues, dead skin and black spots on the skin. It also helps the skin get rid of excess oils, helps establish sebum balance, reduces the appearance of fine lines, eliminates signs of aging due to internal and external factors, and eliminates skin blemishes and facial inequalities. Medical skin care also helps the skin regain its moisture and elasticity.

It is a method that works for everyone without exception. When care is taken according to the skin type and the person’s complaints are taken into account, there is no one whose skin care can give bad results. The application can be performed on both women and men.