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SKIN & FACIAL CARE

Elite HydraFacial.

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Elite Spa describes its HydraFacial as a cleansing, exfoliating and hydrating facial.

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Skin treatment with a handheld device at Elite Spa
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YOUR VISIT, EXPLAINED

A clear plan. Personal care.

01  Talk through your priorities.
Share your goals, health history, medicines and recent treatments. Ask what the proposed option can realistically offer you.

02  Know what to expect.
The team reviews your skin, cleanses it and explains the planned exfoliation, extraction and hydration steps. Ask what sensations to expect, how long your chosen option takes and whether any add-ons cost extra.

03  Leave with clear guidance.
Ask which products to avoid temporarily, particularly additional exfoliants. Keep skin care gentle and use sun protection as advised. Report persistent redness, burning, swelling or a rash.

Elite HydraFacial, explained.

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Read the essentials below. Call 727 505 4997 if you would rather talk through your questions.

What is Elite HydraFacial?

Elite Spa describes its HydraFacial as a cleansing, exfoliating and hydrating facial. A handpiece and selected skin-care solutions are used as part of the visit. Ask what is included in the specific facial offered.

Which areas can be discussed?

The current service is presented for the face. Ask about sensitive areas and whether your skin concern is appropriate for a cosmetic facial rather than medical treatment.

What might it offer?

The aim is fresher-feeling, hydrated skin and an improvement in surface texture. The response depends on your skin and products used. A facial does not replace diagnosis or treatment of a skin disease.

What are the limits?

There is no guarantee of scar removal, permanent pore reduction or irritation-free treatment. Add-ons and stronger exfoliation are not automatically appropriate for everyone.

What should I discuss first?

Tell the team about sensitive skin, allergies, active rashes, recent procedures and medicines. Discuss fragile or easily irritated skin before exfoliation. A new or changing lesion should be assessed medically.

What is included in the price?

Ask for current pricing. Ask which area or product is included, whether a course is suggested, the total cost and the current booking terms.

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