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iS CLINICAL
FIRE AND ICE TREATMENT

What is the Fire & Ice Treatment?

Pioneered in Beverly Hills and coveted by A Listers globally, this intensive  resurfacing treatment is clinically formulated with the purest pharmaceutical grade ingredients and designed to rapidly and safely resurface the skin, reduce fine lines, address problematic skin and encourage cellular renewal. The Fire & Ice treatment bridges the gap between mild facials and invasive peels, and it is likely you will feel heat and tingling whilst the peel is in contact with the skin.

How does it work?

The treatment encompasses two professional treatment masques featuring Glycolic Acid, Retinol & Niacinamide whilst the rejuvenating Masque formulated with potent antioxidants, Hyaluronic Acid, Aloe Vera, Green Tea & Rosemary Extract, soothes, hydrates and nourishes.

Preparing your skin for a Fire & Ice

It is important to prepare your skin for the treatment to ensure that not only we can go ahead with the treatment, but that you get the best possible results. 

  • Avoid waxing, shaving & laser for 48 hours prior

  • Avoid Microneedling, Microdermabrasion or any other advanced skin treatment for 2 weeks prior

  • Avoid Fillers/Botox for 2 weeks prior

  • Recent facial surgical procedures in the last 6 months

  • Avoid Retinoids, Acnecide for 48 hours prior

  • Recent use of Roaccutane or Tretinoin in the last 6 months

 

Caring for your skin after a Fire & Ice

The Fire & Ice is a 'zero downtime' treatment. This means you shouldn't experience any significant peeling, prolonged redness, irritation or inflammation. However in the immediate hours following the treatment, the skin may look a little flushed. This should subside in approximately 4-6 hours.

  • Ensure to wear SPF every day

  • Avoid heat & exercise/activities that will cause you to excessively sweat (e.g. saunas, steam room, swimming)

  • Avoid any "Active" products for 2-3 days

  • Avoid at-home exfoliation for 1 week

  • No waxing/laser for 48 hours

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