Book DermaQuest Resurfacer (Facial)
✨ Unlock smoother, glowing skin with the DermaQuest Resurfacer Facial – professional exfoliation for radiant renewal.
✅ What's included:
💡 Evens tone, refines texture, and boosts luminosity – visible glow from session one.
There's no visible peeling or flaking with this one. Your skin may look a little red or feel warm to begin with, and a cool compress settles it. There's nothing to cover up, but you'll need to skip makeup, sun, heat, saunas and exercise for 48 hours, and keep to a gentle fragrance-free cleanse and moisturiser.
You'll see the glow straight away, and a single session typically gives you two to four weeks of it. It's the gentler, maintenance-level peel — a good starting point if you're new to professional peels, and one people come back to for regular upkeep.
🚫 Discontinue retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, and exfoliants 5–7 days prior
🧴 Use gentle hydrating cleanser only
💧 Drink plenty of water to optimise skin hydration
☀️ Apply broad-spectrum SPF 50+ daily
🚫 Avoid sunbathing, tanning, waxing, or threading 1 week prior
🍷 Limit alcohol 24 hours before
💊 Inform us of medications, allergies, or skin conditions
❄️ Apply cool compress if redness or warmth occurs
🚫 No makeup, sun exposure, heat, saunas, or exercise for 48 hours
💧 Drink water and apply hyaluronic serum for hydration
☀️ Use SPF 50+ daily and reapply often
🧴 Gentle fragrance-free cleanse and moisturise only
🚫 Avoid actives, picking, or touching treated skin
📅 Book follow-up session as recommended
⚠️ You must seek medical attention and contact your practitioner if you experience any signs or symptoms of infection after treatment
⚠️ Active acne, infections, cold sores, or open wounds
⚠️ Eczema, dermatitis, rashes, or active sunburn
⚠️ Autoimmune diseases like lupus or Crohn’s Disease
⚠️ Pregnant or lactating
⚠️ Anticoagulant therapy or blood clotting disorders
⚠️ Recent Accutane, antibiotics, or strong topical medications
⚠️ Recent fillers, injectables, or laser treatments
⚠️ Melanoma, suspicious lesions, hyperthyroidism, or lymphedema
⚠️ Urinary system infections (kidneys, bladder, urethra)