Treatment steps and sequence
The Acne Correction Facial combines a predictable sequence of actions: deep exfoliation to remove dead skin and surface oil, followed by steam to soften pores and professional extractions. After the manual phase we use LED Blue Light Therapy to target acne-causing bacteria and then LED Red Light Therapy to help calm redness and inflammation for a balanced finish.
That ordered approach matters because each step prepares the next. Exfoliation and steam make extractions cleaner; removing pore blockages improves light penetration, and finishing with red light reduces the immediate inflammation caused by extractions. This method focuses on clearing active breakouts while reducing post-treatment irritation in a single, cohesive session.
What you will experience
Every session begins with a short skin review so the esthetician can adapt products and pressure to your skin. You’ll feel physical steps—exfoliation and warm steam—followed by controlled extractions. LED Blue and Red lights are applied with minimal sensation. The full service fits into a professional appointment designed for busy schedules while delivering focused acne care.
Clients commonly report leaving with cleaner, calmer skin and a noticeable glow without lengthy downtime. Many appreciate a straightforward, no–pressure approach that balances clinical steps and relaxation. The facial is performed at our Longwood location near the Wekiva Springs Road corridor, making it easy to schedule around commutes or weekend plans.
Aftercare and scheduling
Expect brief sensitivity or light redness after extractions and LED work; follow your esthetician’s personalized aftercare recommendations for the best comfort. Because LED therapy does not damage skin, most people resume normal activities quickly, and staff will advise on sun protection and any temporary product restrictions to support healing and maintain results.
We see the most demand in Jan, Jul, Aug and Sep — seasonal factors like summer sweat breakouts, back-to-school timing, and post-holiday flares influence visits. The clinic serves Longwood and surrounding communities, with weekday and weekend appointment options designed for commuters using I‑4 or SunRail and families juggling busy schedules.
