Advanced Facial Techniques
                     Advanced Facial Techniques
An In-depth Presentation on Modern 
Skincare Practices
Introduction
• Advanced facial techniques combine 
modern technology, scientific 
understanding, and skilled manual 
methods to rejuvenate, lift, and restore the 
skin. 
• These procedures are increasingly popular 
in both clinical and spa settings, offering 
targeted solutions for aging, acne, 
pigmentation, and more.
Objectives
• Understand the science behind advanced facials
• Learn about tools and equipment used
• Explore techniques for specific skin concerns
• Recognize safety and hygiene protocols
• Examine aftercare recommendations
Types of Advanced 
Facial Techniques
1. Microdermabrasion
2. Chemical Peels
3. LED Light Therapy
4. Ultrasonic Facials
5. Microcurrent Therapy
6. Oxygen Facials
7. Radiofrequency 
Facials

Microdermabrasion
• A minimally invasive 
exfoliation technique 
that removes dead skin 
cells using a diamond-tip 
or crystal spray. 
• Benefits include 
improved texture, tone, 
and increased cell 
turnover.
Chemical Peels
• Chemical peels use acids 
(AHA, BHA, TCA) to remove 
damaged outer layers of 
skin. 
• They help treat 
pigmentation, fine lines, 
and acne scars. Peel 
strength varies from 
superficial to deep based 
on skin condition.
LED Light 
Therapy
• Utilizes specific 
wavelengths of light (red, 
blue, near-infrared) to 
stimulate collagen 
production, reduce acne-
causing bacteria, and 
improve circulation 
without downtime.
Microcurrent 
Therapy
• This technique uses low-
voltage electrical currents 
to stimulate facial 
muscles, enhancing tone 
and reducing fine lines. 
• Often referred to as a 
'non-surgical facelift'.
Oxygen therapy
• It uses pressurized oxygen 
infused with serums to boost cell 
metabolism and promote skin 
renewal.
• Deeply hydrates, enhances 
collagen production, and 
      restores a radiant, youthful glow.
• Non-invasive, safe for all skin 
types, and offers instant results 
with zero downtime.
Safety and Hygiene Protocols
• Always sanitize tools and equipment
• Conduct patch tests before chemical treatments
• Maintain client consultation records
• Use gloves and sterilized instruments
• Avoid procedures on inflamed or infected skin
Aftercare and Maintenance
• Use sunscreen daily
• Avoid exfoliation or retinoids 
for 48 hours
• Stay hydrated and maintain 
a skincare routine
• Schedule follow-up 
treatments as advised

Conclusion
• Advanced facial techniques represent the fusion 
of technology and aesthetics, offering clients 
visible, long-term skin improvements. 
• Proper knowledge and care ensure both safety 
and effective results.