Facial cleansing in Burgas
Congested pores, blackheads, a tired complexion. Cleansing is the base of any skincare — and there are at least five ways to do it. Here is how they differ.
Which cleanse is for you
Manual cleansing
The classic: steam, extractions by hand, a mask. Removes dead cells, deep-cleans the pores and clarifies the complexion. Best with lots of blackheads.
Ultrasonic cleansing + serum
No pressure and no redness — an ultrasonic spatula loosens impurities. Finished with a serum ampoule chosen for your skin.
Hydrodermabrasion
Vacuum and a water jet cleanse and exfoliate at once. Gentle, suitable for sensitive skin. Also for neck, décolleté and back.
Diamond microdermabrasion
Mechanical exfoliation with a diamond tip — smooths texture and fades small scars. Also available for the back.
Combined cleansing
Several methods in one treatment — for skin that needs a thorough reset.
Hydrating facial
Not a cleanse but the next step: restores and hydrates the skin, softening and smoothing its texture.
For acne
With active acne, cleansing alone is not enough. The anti-acne facial combines cleansing with soothing, antibacterial products, and a single-acid chemical peel smooths the skin and helps with marks from old spots.
For post-acne marks and pigmentation, the beauty room also offers bio microneedling. With severe acne — a dermatologist first, with facials as support.
What it costs
Cleansing and hydration
For problem skin
About facial cleansing
How often should I have a cleanse?
For most people, every 4–6 weeks — roughly the skin’s renewal cycle. Oily skin may need it more often.
Will I be red afterwards?
After manual cleansing, for a few hours, sometimes up to a day. After ultrasonic and hydrodermabrasion, hardly at all. Do not plan a manual cleanse right before an event.
Do men have facials?
Yes, more and more. Men’s skin is oilier with larger pores — cleansing is especially useful.
What should I avoid afterwards?
No make-up, sauna or sun for at least 24 hours. Use sunscreen for the next few days.
