A medifacial is not a salon facial. Every active is chosen by a dermatologist for your skin condition, which is why the glow lasts beyond the evening.

The treatment works in stages: cleansing and gentle exfoliation, painless vortex extraction of pores, then infusion of hydrating and antioxidant serums selected for your concern. Nothing is one-size-fits-all.
For specific conditions we adapt the protocol, using salicylic-based actives for congested skin, brightening formulations for pigmentation, and calming agents for sensitive or post-procedure skin.
Your first visit is a consultation, not a procedure. Dr. Suparna Das examines the concern, takes a history, and explains what is realistically achievable. Only then is a plan agreed, with the number of sessions and the cost confirmed before anything begins.
Every procedure is performed or directly supervised by the dermatologist. Aftercare instructions are written down, and a follow-up review is built into the plan rather than sold separately.
A medifacial uses medical-grade actives at clinical concentrations, selected after a dermatologist assesses your skin. Salon facials are largely cosmetic and generic. The difference shows in results and in safety for sensitive or acne-prone skin.
Yes, and it is one of the most popular pre-event treatments. We recommend scheduling 3 to 5 days before the event, and ideally starting a monthly course two to three months ahead.
Deep cleansing can bring existing congestion to the surface in the first few days for some skin types. This settles quickly and is far less likely when the protocol is chosen by a dermatologist.
Monthly suits most people. Your dermatologist will set the interval based on your skin type and the condition being treated.
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