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SIDE1.Aesthetician Menu.9-3 Aesthetician Services With over 20 years’ collective experience in caring for skin, our aestheticians are expertly trained, and very knowledge- able about managing various skin conditions anywhere from acne to premature aging. As Bella Skin Institute team members, they use their talents to help you achieve the results you are looking for. FACIALS EVENT FACIALS Event facials are perfect for the red carpet, weddings, parties - Bella Basic Facial $65 any event where photos and memories are involved. This is a medical acne facial for the purpose of carefully Make more beautiful memories by preparing the skin to glow! unroong pustules, extracting blackheads and deeply cleansing the skin. A perfect option for teens, especially with Red Carpet Ready Oxygen Infusion Facial $145 those who have congested pores or active acne. This This amazing new treatment uses pressurized 100% medical reasonably priced facial includes cleansing, steam, oxygen and a unique serum blend that is administered onto extractions, toning, moisturizing and sunscreen. A great the skin providing immediate and visible results. Pure oxygen activates and delivers peptides, vitamins, minerals and introduction to facials for the rst-timer. May be billed to antioxidants to nourish and replenish skin cells. It improves insurance. (30 mins) Add 5% Glycolic treatment $15 the overall health, texture, hydration and elasticity of your skin. This treatment results in clear, glowing complexion, promotes Deep Pore Cleansing Facial $95 circulation, post-operative healing and post laser restoration. This clarifying facial includes a deep cleanse, exfoliation, Ideal for all skin types. It includes cleansing, steam, enzyme enzyme peel, steam, clay masque and extractions to help exfoliation, extractions and neck and décolleté massage. eliminate the debris in the pores, thus decreasing future Enjoy a smooth, glowing palette for your makeup and head blemishes. Excellent for adult acne, blackheads and uneven to the red carpet! (60 mins) skin texture due to congested pores. Walk out of the oce feeling sparkling clean and refreshed. (50 mins) Hollywood Fire & Ice Facial $150 Created by iS Clinical, this facial is famous for its instant Calming Facial $95 brightening, smoothing and tightening of the skin. It is also A gentle and healing facial designed to soothe. It is ideal for known as "The Red Carpet Facial" in Hollywood, for obvious cooling and clarifying rosacea and sensitive skin. reasons! This intensive clinical treatment is designed to Aloe/Cucumber and Azulen Soothing masks are used to aid resurface the skin, reduce ne lines and wrinkles and deep clean blocked pores. Serums and creams with aromas of warm in reducing redness and irritation. Phyto-corrective gel or B5 cinnamon and cool peppermint compliment precise combina- serum acts as a hydrator without leaving the skin oily, while tions of two professional treatment masks. The skin will feel the antibacterial and antiseptic properties help clarify the tight and rm, and usually have a glow. The skin may have a skin. Follow-up treatment with Rosacure by Glytone helps mild redness following the treatment, but it is temporary. optimize the pH of the skin and reduce redness. (50 mins) There should be no scaling or downtime. (45 mins) Regenerating and Rejuvenating Facial $150 Geisha Enzyme Facial $145 Want to be pampered? This luxurious customized facial Beautiful Geishas have used this nightingale derived enzyme uses SkinCeuticals skin care products to deliver hydration facial for centuries to maintain the smooth perfection of their and active serums to your skin. It is perfect for combating skin. The ancient technique originated in Japan in 794, and signs of aging, dry skin or volume loss. After an invigorating was popularized among Geisha beauties in the 1700’s. This cleanse, your skin will be exfoliated, extracted, steamed and prized Geisha beauty secret is artfully revived through this a custom mask will be applied. Includes a relaxing facial. Uguisu no Fun is perfectly safe to use on the facial skin, décolleté massage. To top it o, this facial also includes a sanitized through exposure to ultraviolet light before being silk peel dermalinfusion with active ingredients tailored to freeze-dried and milled to a ne powder. The rened powder your skin type! (75 mins) is blended with delicate Japanese rice bran to enhance its inherent exfoliating and skin lightening properties. The complexion is left glowing, smooth and soft. (60 mins) Vitamin C Antioxidant Facial $145 Specic ingredients designed to brighten, lighten and Action, Lights, Camera! Facial $170 tighten the skin are used to rene the uneven appearance of Start with the Silkpeel microdermabrasion treatment to pigmentation in sun-damaged skin. This is a clinical micro-exfoliate, plump and brighten the skin, and follow it up treatment resulting in a more even skin tone and overall with a red or blue light treatment. Your skin will be glowing, radiance. A super eective facial with enzyme peel, steam, and you will be camera-ready! (55 mins) extractions and a Vitamin C Antioxidant Mask. Your skin will be renewed! (60 mins) www.bellaskininstitute.com Dr. Anna Guanche MD | Bella Skin Institute | 23622 Calabasas Rd, Suite 339 Calabasas, CA 91302 | Tel: (818) 225-0117 .
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