The skin has life cycles. More precisely, it naturally regenerates, which means that some cells die, and new skin cells are formed to replace them after a certain period. The new cells originate in the deepest layer of the epidermis, and from there, they come to the skin’s surface. When this happens, it is considered that the skin cell has matured.

Each sequence of skin varies from individual to individual, influenced by factors such as hormones, age, skin condition, health, regularly experienced stress level, etc.

First of all, one should know that the average life cycle of the skin is 5-6 weeks. Around the age of 20 years, the process may take 2-3 weeks, compared to 4 weeks or more, in middle-aged adults. As we get older, this natural skin cycle can go down to about 45-60 days by the age of 40-50 years. It can slow down even further, up to about 60-90 days, after 50 or 60 years.

How important is our face?

Aging slows the natural skin rejuvenation cycle, causing dead cells to accumulate on the skin’s surface, resulting in sagging, wrinkles, or fine lines. Bacteria can get trapped in the folds and cause blemishes and irritations. Irregular cells may also become trapped, causing discoloration and spots.

This is part of the body’s natural process, but that doesn’t mean it cannot be slowed down. Therefore, choosing skin care products that accelerate cell renewal and allow new, fresh skin cells to bloom to the surface is essential.

When starting a new skincare regimen with facial Arvada treatment sessions, we recommend waiting for about 2-3 skin cycles (about 6-18 weeks) to notice better results. This allows the skin to make positive changes in the condition, health, vitality, and strength of its cells. When the skin’s outer surface is regenerated, it feels softer and looks younger. Having a regular skincare routine that addresses the most common problems will make your skin look smoother and better overall.

Consistency delivers

• Immediately after a facial treatment, the skin radiates a healthy glow
• In the first 2-3 days after treatment, considering that circulation has been stimulated, the skin will be properly hydrated
• 1-2 months after the treatment, the cells regenerate, and the benefits in the long term start to show up. This is also the right time to schedule your next treatment session.

If your goal is to get a smoother skin texture, firmer, brighter, and more vibrant skin with fewer imperfections, you should do a facial once a month. This will reduce skin eruptions and allow you to stay up to date with seasonal skin problems.

In winter, it is known that indoor heating dehydrates the skin, and a facial treatment has the power to correct that lack of moisture. A facial treatment will exfoliate dead skin cells from the surface, allowing the applied moisturizing serums and creams to penetrate deeper into their texture and fight the dryness that may cause premature signs of aging and contribute to many other skin problems.