Aftercare

At your appointment, Moira or Jan will give you personal aftercare instructions for your treatment and your skin. Always follow those instructions first. This page covers general tips to help keep your skin calm and comfortable after any visit to the studio.
When to contact us
If you're unsure about anything, or something doesn't feel right, call us on 0412 149 239. If you have pain, swelling or redness that is severe or getting worse, a fever, or anything else that worries you, seek medical attention straight away. In an emergency, call 000.
The first few days
- Keep your hands off the area and keep your skin clean.
- Skip makeup until your practitioner says it's fine to wear it again.
- Avoid heat and heavy sweating, such as saunas, spas, hot yoga and intense exercise, for the time your practitioner advises.
- Stay out of the sun as much as you can.
1. Cleanse gently
Use a mild, non-stripping cleanser and lukewarm water, and pat dry with a clean towel.
Our pick: Aspect Dr Mild Clean 100ml, a gentle cleanser suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.
2. Hydrate and support your skin barrier
Keep skin comfortable with simple, soothing hydration.
Our picks: Aspect Dr Multi B Plus to support a stressed or sensitive skin barrier, followed by Aspect Dr Resveratrol Moisturising Cream for dry or normal skin, or Aspect Dr Ultra Light Clarifying Moisturiser for oily or combination skin.
3. Protect from the sun, every day
Apply a broad-spectrum SPF 50+ every morning and reapply when you're outdoors.
Our pick: Aspect Sun Envirostat SPF50+, a dry-touch face and body sunscreen that fits in your bag.
4. Pause your active ingredients
Retinol, vitamin A, exfoliating acids and vitamin C can be too strong for skin straight after a treatment. Pause these until your practitioner tells you it's time to start again, then ease back in.
This includes Exfol A Plus, Hydra A, Active C and Deep Clean.
Not sure what your skin needs?
Ask us at your next visit and we'll recommend a routine that suits you.
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This page is general information only and is not a substitute for the personal advice and instructions given by your practitioner.