Facials
Teen facials that teach
I had acne as a teenager, so these appointments mean a lot to me. Your teen gets a facial made for young skin, plus simple advice they'll actually follow.
Made for young skin
Teen skin changes fast. Hormones bring oil, clogged pores and breakouts, and the internet is full of harsh routines that make it worse. This facial (about 80 minutes) is customized to your teen's skin with carefully chosen products and gentle techniques that clear congestion while keeping skin calm and hydrated.
Just as important is what they take home. I walk through a short routine they can manage on a school morning: what to wash with, what to put on spots, and why sunscreen matters even in winter.
A parent or legal guardian must be present for the whole appointment, and teens shouldn't be taking any medications at the time of treatment.
What happens during your visit
Skin check
I look at the skin together with your teen and listen to what bothers them most.
Deep clean
Gentle cleansing, exfoliation suited to their skin, and careful extractions.
Calm & hydrate
Soothing mask and lightweight moisturizer. Skin leaves clean and comfortable.
Home routine
Clear, simple guidance written down so it’s easy to remember.
Good to know
Best age to start
Once breakouts begin, often from about 12 or 13, but every teen is different.
Medications
Teens on acne medication such as isotretinoin can’t be treated during that time. Please ask if you’re unsure.
When to see a doctor
Painful cysts or acne that leaves scars should also be seen by a dermatologist. I’m happy to work alongside one.
How often should my teen come in?
Every four to six weeks works well while breakouts are active, then less often once skin settles.
Do they need special products?
Usually just a few basics. I’ll suggest options at different price points rather than a full regimen.
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Help them feel confident
Book a teen facial online, and remember a parent or guardian needs to come along.