It is suitable for all skin types, and especially beneficial for sensitive, thin, dry or reactive skin that doesn’t tolerate traditional extractions.

The treatment begins with an in-depth skin analysis, a double cleanse and a gentle exfoliation tailored to your skin’s needs.

The ultrasonic spatula is then used to gently remove impurities, excess sebum and accumulated dead skin cells through high-frequency vibrations.

This is followed by a relaxing massage of the face, neck, décolleté and shoulders, along with a soothing mask designed specifically for your skin type and its needs. An advanced treatment serum is then applied using ultrasound or radiofrequency for deeper penetration and enhanced results.

The session concludes with eye care, moisturizer, SPF (for morning appointments) and lip balm.

Ιt’s best to avoid exfoliating products such as scrubs, AHA, BHA, retinol or self-tan for 24–48 hours, as well as any new skincare products that could irritate the skin.

Avoid squeezing or picking at blemishes and, if you shave, do so the day before your appointment to prevent irritation or small nicks.

Avoid makeup for 24 hours (or use mineral makeup), intense exercise, hot showers and sauna/steam rooms.

Do not rub or touch your face, use mild hydrating formulas and sleep on a clean pillowcase.

Avoid facial hair removal or other treatments for 48 hours.

You don’t need to remember everything - you’ll receive a detailed email with exact instructions, tips, and everything you’ll need for the days following your treatment.

Ultrasonic cleansing has practically zero downtime; any temporary redness usually disappears within one to two hours, leaving your skin fresh, smooth and naturally radiant.

Most skin types benefit from a session every 4–8 weeks. Dry or sensitive skin usually requires less frequent visits, while dull or dehydrated skin responds beautifully to monthly treatments. It also works perfectly as a maintenance treatment between deep-cleansing sessions. The ideal plan is tailored to your skin’s needs and discussed during your appointment.