Glass Facial Treatments

Glass facials can vary in approach, from beauty therapy to advanced cosmetic treatments. In aesthetic practice, they typically involve a customised blend of ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, peptides, and vitamins, which are delivered to the skin using various techniques.

These treatments are generally well-tolerated by most skin types and are commonly sought by individuals seeking a refreshed and hydrated appearance, especially before events or special occasions.

Potential benefits may include:

  • A more hydrated and smoother-looking complexion
  • A temporarily improved skin texture and appearance
  • A refreshed or dewy skin finish

Downtime is typically minimal. Some individuals may experience temporary redness, slight swelling, or minor bruising, depending on the treatment method used.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The treatment is performed by a qualified registered aesthetic medical practitioner.

There are variations of glass facials ranging from beauty therapy to advanced cosmetic aesthetics. In aesthetics, it is a cocktail mix of hyaluronic acid, peptides and vitamins with wrinkle reduction medication delivered in different modalities.

Depending on the type of glass facial chosen, at best there is absolutely no downtime. At worst there may be slight bumps for a few hours and the possibility of minor bruising.

Depending on the type of glass facial chosen will depend on the type of topical anaesthetic necessary for patient comfort.

High grade, evidence based medical products are used in the glass facial treatments, however, for legal reasons, prescription medicine brand names cannot be published. During your Cosmetic Consultation, your Registered Aesthetic Practitioner can recommend the most appropriate product to suit your needs.

Unfortunately, not If you are pregnant, trying to become pregnant or breastfeeding as there are no studies to suggest that it is a safe procedure in these circumstances. Studies will never be conducted to ascertain the safety of this procedure amongst this group.

Petra Mackin (NMW0002002508) Registered Nurse (Division1), general registration