Holiday Glow Facial in Moncton & Dieppe

The Holiday Glow Facial is a cosmetic laser facial that combines a light Nordlys IPL brightening pass with a low-density Frax 1540 pass. It is designed to support a fresher-looking glow, smoother-looking texture, and temporary plumping in selected clients.

A gentle IPL pass is used to support brightness and tone, followed by a light Frax 1540 pass to support smoother-looking texture and a subtle plumping effect. Settings are cosmetic and low-density, but consultation is still required.

The source page lists total treatment time as approximately 30 minutes. Total appointment time may vary depending on consultation, cleansing, preparation, treatment, calming serum or gel, sunscreen, and aftercare review.

The source page states that the glow typically lasts 2–4 days. This is a cosmetic event facial, not a corrective laser treatment for pigmentation, redness, scarring, or anti-aging goals.

Downtime is usually limited, but no laser facial is truly zero-risk or zero-response. Mild redness, warmth, tightness, sensitivity, dryness, or temporary swelling can occur. Some clients may be pink for 10–60 minutes or longer depending on skin response.

Comfort varies. Many clients describe the treatment as warm, tingly, or mildly prickly. Sensitivity depends on skin type, recent skincare, barrier health, settings, and individual tolerance.

Many clients choose to book this treatment 3–14 days before photos, parties, weddings, or special occasions. If it is your first time, booking farther from the event may be more cautious so you can assess your skin response.

One session is designed for a temporary glow. Corrective concerns such as pigmentation, redness, texture, pores, scarring, or anti-aging goals may require a separate personalized treatment plan.

Most skin types may be considered after consultation, but suitability depends on skin tone, tanning history, melasma risk, medications, active irritation, recent procedures, and pigment risk.

Avoid tanning, self-tanner, and unprotected sun exposure for 2–4 weeks. Pause retinoids, exfoliants, and irritating skincare 3–5 days before treatment if directed, and tell your provider about antibiotics, medical changes, recent sun exposure, or skin irritation.

Avoid hot yoga, saunas, intense exercise, heat, exfoliating acids, retinoids, harsh skincare, and direct sun exposure as directed. Use sunscreen daily and wait until redness has resolved before applying makeup.

Possible effects include redness, warmth, tightness, mild swelling, dry patches, sensitivity, pigment changes, blistering, burns, or irritation. Risks are reduced with consultation, conservative settings, and aftercare, but cannot be eliminated.