PCA Oxygenating Trio + 0.25mm Microneedling
PCA Oxygenating Trio + 0.25mm Microneedling
Oxygenate. Stimulate. Glow.
A revitalising treatment combining the PCA SKIN® Oxygenating Trio with low-level 0.25mm microneedling to refresh tired, dull or stressed skin and leave the complexion looking brighter, smoother and beautifully revitalised.
- £110 per treatment
- 50 minutes
Treatment Description
The PCA Oxygenating Trio is a three-step professional treatment designed to help revitalise dull, tired and stressed-looking skin.
Rather than relying on aggressive exfoliation, this treatment focuses on creating a fresh, healthy-looking complexion and restoring that sought-after glow.
I take the treatment one step further by incorporating low-level microneedling at a depth of 0.25mm.
This superficial microneedling creates tiny microchannels within the upper layers of the skin, complementing the facial and providing an additional skin-stimulating element without the downtime associated with deeper microneedling treatments.
The result is skin that looks fresher, smoother, brighter and more radiant.
This is an ideal treatment before an event or whenever your skin is looking particularly tired, dull or lacklustre.
“Your skin is your best accessory; take good care of it”
– Nicola Russell
Frequently Asked Questions
I incorporate superficial 0.25mm microneedling to add an additional skin-stimulating element to the treatment. This is a much shallower depth than my traditional microneedling treatments and is designed to complement the Oxygenating Trio rather than create the more intensive response associated with deeper microneedling.
No. My traditional microneedling treatments use greater depths where appropriate to stimulate a stronger skin-remodelling response.
The 0.25mm microneedling used within this facial is very superficial. Think of this treatment as a radiance and skin-health treatment with gentle microneedling included, rather than a corrective microneedling treatment.
You may be a little pink immediately after the treatment, but this is temporary.
Avoid Vitamin A (Retinol/Tretinoin) 3-5 days prior and avoid sun exposure for 3-4 weeks prior.
Clients who are/on photosensitive medication, have Rosacea, are pregnant, going through treatment for cancer, have open wounds and tanned skin.
