How does a massage with a nourishing and moisturizing treatment go?

The procedure is preceded by a conversation with a specialist, who assesses the condition of the patient's skin, identifies its needs and selects the appropriate preparations and massage techniques. The skin is then thoroughly cleansed of makeup and impurities, which allows better absorption of the active ingredients contained in cosmetics, after which a scrub is applied to remove dead skin, smooth the skin surface and prepare it for further stages of the procedure.

The specialist performs the massage using appropriate manual techniques and moisturizing and nourishing preparations, including shea butter, vegetable oils and vitamin C preparations. Massage improves circulation, reduces muscle tension and stress, and helps detoxify the body.

The final stage of the treatment is a mask, which intensifies the effects of moisturizing and nourishing the skin, leaving it soft and smooth. The entire treatment usually lasts between 60 and 90 minutes, depending on the extent of the treatment and the individual needs of the patient.

When to apply the treatment?

This type of procedure is ideal for:

• Dry and dehydrated skin in need of intensive hydration,
• Skin that is tired, lacking in radiance and vitality,
• Mature skin in need of improving firmness and elasticity,
• Sensitive skin in need of gentle care and soothing,
• After aesthetic medicine procedures, including mesotherapy or peels, which require regeneration and hydration.

The treatment is also an ideal relaxation procedure, and thanks to the individual selection of preparations, it is suitable for different skin types and can be tailored to the patient's needs.

Why do we say that the treatment is personalized?

We say personalized massage with nourishing and moisturizing treatment because the entire procedure is tailored to the individual needs of the patient's skin. Unlike standard treatments, which are one-size-fits-all and applied to all patients in the same way, a personalized treatment takes into account a variety of factors that affect the condition of the skin.

1. Skin type. The therapist assesses whether the skin is dry, oily, combination, sensitive or mature, which influences the choice of appropriate preparations and massage techniques. For example, oily skin requires lighter, mattifying creams, while dry skin needs intense moisturizers.
2. Specific skin needs. Each skin has its own individual requirements like the need for regeneration, hydration, firming, brightening or soothing irritation. Based on this, the specialist selects the appropriate active ingredients in the preparations - it can be hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, plant butters, oils or plant extracts.
3. Skin condition. The treatment is also tailored to the current state of the skin, such as after intensive aesthetic procedures, when the skin needs special care and regeneration, or in the case of skin problems like acne or signs of aging.
4. Patient preferences. Personalization also includes taking into account the patient's preferences, for example, if someone has skin that is sensitive to fragrances, formulations are selected for their gentleness, and if the patient wishes more intensive care, stronger nutritional formulations can be used.

Are there contraindications to performing a personalized massage with a nourishing and moisturizing treatment

The treatment is not recommended for active inflammation of the skin, open wounds, allergies to the ingredients of the cosmetics used, pregnancy (depending on the preparations used), and active cancer.