Fight Fine Lines and Wrinkles with a Fire and Ice Facial
What is the Fire & Ice Facial?
The Fire & Ice Facial is a clinical laser facial only performed by professionals. This intensive treatment is formulated with some of the purest pharmaceutical ingredients designed to effectively resurface the skin, refine signs of aging, and rejuvenate the skin. Treating fine lines and wrinkles, the Fire & Ice laser facial is a combination of two treatments. Like most facials, the first step in this facial is to cleanse the skin. After applying the Gentle Cleansing Complex, it is then removed with a warm, damp towel. This step prepares the skin by cleaning off any products, oils, and dirt that may be clogging the pores. Once the skin is clean, the Intensive Resurfacing Masque is applied, which is composed of sugarcane extracts, vitamin A & B3, and other ingredients that soothe, nourish and hydrate your skin. This is where the “fire and ice” part comes in—the initial mask is the ‘fire’ as it will feel quite warm and tingly on your skin. Depending on how long you can tolerate the sensation, the mask will stay on your skin for about three to five minutes. Your aesthetician will then reapply the Cleansing Complex to neutralize this intense mask, and then a cold, damp towel will remove the cleanser, revealing noticeably softer skin. If your skin has any whiteheads, blackheads, or other impurities, your aesthetician will perform minor extractions. The Rejuvenating Masque is then massaged onto the skin to replenish your skin barrier and lock in moisture. More “ice” is used through frozen cooling globes to massage the hydrating mask and relax your skin.
This clinical facial is a multi-step treatment that is meant to resurface your skin while still relaxing you.
Prep Your Skin The Right Way
Because this facial is resurfacing and refining, there are certain measures you should take before you have this treatment done.- Avoid waxing or any other laser treatments on your face for about 48 hours prior to the treatment.
- Stop using any skin care products that contain vitamin A (e.g. retinol), glycolic acid, or any other exfoliating/resurfacing ingredients at least three days prior to the treatment.
- Tell your dermatologist or aesthetician about any medications that you’re taking, as certain meds should not be used alongside this facial.
- Inform your dermatologist if you are pregnant before scheduling a facial.
- Consult with your dermatologist about any skin conditions you may have before the facial, as some are not suited for this treatment.



