Clinical Facials

Derme Clinique in Perth offers a transformative Clinical Facial experience known as DermaFace, which promises to rejuvenate your skin, leaving it clean, hydrated, and radiantly alive. This comprehensive treatment includes cutting-edge procedures like sonic cleansing, microdermabrasion, and oxygen infusion, tailored to refresh and illuminate your complexion.

Add ons: MEDILUX LED Therapy A$30/-  Mask A$20/- to A$40/-

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    Benefits of Clinical Facials

    A Clinical Facial is an advanced skincare treatment designed to address specific skin concerns with medical-grade products and techniques.

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    Skin Rejuvenation

    Clinical facials offer deep exfoliation through microdermabrasion, which removes dead skin cells and promotes new cell growth, resulting in a brighter, smoother complexion.

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    Deep Cleansing and Hydration

    Advanced cleansing techniques, such as using a Sonic Cleansing Brush, coupled with oxygen infusion and customised serums, ensure deep cleansing of pores while maintaining optimal skin hydration.

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    Customised Treatment

    Each clinical facial is tailored to the individual’s skin type and concerns, incorporating specific treatments like LED therapy for acne or serums for dry skin, ensuring the best possible results for every unique need.

    Clinical Facials Help With These Skin Conditions

    Invest in your skin’s health and beauty by choosing Derme Clinique, the leading skin care clinic in Perth. Get exceptional care and achieve the skin you’ve always dreamed of.

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    Pigmentation

    Skin pigmentation disorders, influenced by melanin production, can be triggered by factors like inflammation, medication, hormonal diseases, sun exposure, and pregnancy.
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    Blemish

    A blemish is a noticeable imperfection that develops on the skin due to acne, pollution, scarring, hyperpigmentation, melasma, or birthmarks.
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    Anti-ageing

    Ageing skin undergoes changes due to collagen loss, sun damage, glycation, and inflammation, resulting in dehydration and age spots.
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    Uneven Tone & Texture

    Skin tone is influenced by melanin, while skin texture relates to the surface’s condition, with ideal skin being soft and smooth.

    Clinical Facials Pricing

    Unlike traditional facials, clinical facials often incorporate technologies such as LED therapy, microdermabrasion, and chemical peels to deeply cleanse, exfoliate, and nourish the skin, promoting a clearer, more youthful appearance. The standard rate for the DermaFace Clinical Facial at Derme Clinique is $180 for a 1-hour session. You can enhance their treatment with add-ons such as MEDILUX LED Therapy for an additional $30 and masks ranging from $20 to $40, allowing for further customisation and targeting of specific skin issues.

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    Pre and Post-Care Treatment

    A clinical facial is a professional skin treatment that goes beyond the surface to address various skin concerns with medical-grade products and techniques. When you opt for such a treatment, expect a thorough skin analysis and a tailored approach to meet your specific skin needs. The goal is to rejuvenate, heal, and enhance your skin’s health and appearance.

    The initial consultation is important and helps us assess your skin type, discuss your concerns, and review your medical history to ensure your chosen treatment is safe and appropriate. This is the perfect time to ask questions and set realistic expectations for the treatment’s outcomes.

    Proper aftercare is crucial to help maximise the benefits of your medical facial and avoid potential side effects. 

    Here are some general guidelines:

    • Avoid Makeup and Touching the Face: For at least 12 hours post-treatment, refrain from wearing makeup and touching the treated areas to reduce the risk of infection.
    • Temperature Extremes: Steer clear of saunas, steam rooms, and sea swimming for two weeks to prevent irritation.
    • Exercise: Avoid strenuous activities for 24 hours to help prevent excessive sweating and irritation.

    Sun Exposure: Protect your skin from the sun for at least two weeks post-treatment to avoid complications.

    Right after the treatment, it’s normal for the skin to appear red, indicating the start of the healing process. You might also experience tightness, itchiness, or heat sensations, particularly after a chemical peel. Mild swelling is possible. These symptoms are typically short-lived, but you must contact your skincare provider if they worsen or persist.

    48 hours following your treatment, continue to hydrate well and use SPF if you go outside. Sleeping with your head elevated can help reduce swelling if you’ve had a deeper peel. You can resume showering or bathing the day after your treatment. After 24 hours, gentle, hydrating moisturisers can be applied as needed, but avoid using active skincare ingredients for 5-7 days to allow your skin to recover fully.

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    Frequently Ask Questions

    How long does a typical clinical facial session last?

    A typical session of our best facial treatment in Perth, the Clinical Facial, lasts about 1 hour which allows ample time for each step, from cleansing to the final application of SPF, ensuring your skin receives the full benefits of our skin rejuvenation treatment.

    Can I wear makeup immediately after a clinical facial?

    It’s recommended that your skin be allowed to breathe and fully absorb the benefits of the facial treatment in Perth for at least a few hours post-treatment. Ideally, wait until the next day before applying makeup to ensure the skin remains clean and to avoid clogging the freshly treated pores.

    How soon can I see results after a clinical facial treatment?

    Many people notice an immediate improvement in their skin’s texture and radiance right after their clinical facial session. For ongoing concerns like blemishes and acne scars, a series of treatments may be necessary to see significant changes, as facials for dry skin and other specific conditions are tailored to individual needs for the best results.

    Is there any downtime associated with clinical facials?

    There is typically no downtime required after a clinical facial. However, some specific treatments within the facial may cause slight redness or sensitivity temporarily. We provide personalised aftercare advice to ensure your skin remains comfortable post-treatment.

    Are clinical facials safe during pregnancy?

    While many aspects of clinical facials are safe during pregnancy, certain treatments may not be recommended so it’s important to let us know if you are pregnant;   and we can tailor the facial treatment in Perth to be safe and effective for your skin.

    Can clinical facials help with reducing blemishes and acne scars?

    Yes, clinical facials, especially our Clear & Brighten Facial, are designed to target and reduce the appearance of blemishes and acne scars. These medical facials can significantly improve skin clarity and texture by incorporating exfoliation, extraction, and specific treatment serums.

    Are clinical facials recommended for sensitive skin?

    Absolutely! Clinical facials at Derme Clinique are customised to suit all skin types, including sensitive skin. We carefully select the most suitable products and techniques to ensure a soothing, beneficial experience, making it the best facial in Perth for sensitive skin.

    How can I schedule an appointment for a clinical facial treatment?

    Scheduling an appointment for a clinical facial at Derme Clinique is easy. You can contact us through our website, by phone, or by visiting our Perth clinic. Our friendly team will assist you in booking your session for the best facial treatment in Perth, ensuring a time that suits your schedule.