Dermaplane
Manual surface exfoliation that removes accumulated dead skin cells and fine vellus hair for a smoother, more polished appearance.
- Best for surface refinement
- Not appropriate for active inflammatory acne or compromised skin
Skin Health | The Renewal Suite
Enhancements allow your skincare professional to refine, hydrate, calm, illuminate, or extend the restorative side of a facial. They are selected for compatibility and purpose, not stacked simply because they are available.
Your provider may recommend one, suggest a different option, or determine that the facial is better without an add-on.
Enhancement menu
Final availability, pricing, and service compatibility will be confirmed before launch.
Manual surface exfoliation that removes accumulated dead skin cells and fine vellus hair for a smoother, more polished appearance.
A cooling, occlusive mask selected to support hydration, comfort, and a softer post-facial finish.
A professional carboxy-gel mask used as a longer, hydration-focused enhancement when compatible with the facial and skin condition.
A non-invasive LED finishing step selected according to treatment goal, device instructions, medication history, and photosensitivity screening.
A manual massage enhancement intended to add gentle movement, circulation-focused touch, and a refreshed feel when skin is a good fit.
A precision-cooling enhancement selected when visible calm, comfort, puffiness support, or a refreshed finish complements the facial.
How to choose
| Primary goal | Possible enhancement | Important consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Smoother surface and makeup application | Dermaplane | Avoid when active acne, irritation, or recent procedures make exfoliation inappropriate. |
| Hydration and comfort | HydroJelly or CO2Lift Pro | Mask selection and treatment time depend on the facial and skin condition. |
| Non-invasive finishing support | LightStim LED | Medication, light sensitivity, and device-specific precautions must be reviewed. |
| Massage-focused experience | Facial Cupping | Not ideal for fragile capillaries, easy bruising, active inflammation, or highly reactive skin. |
| Cooling and visible calm | Glacial RX Cooling | Cold sensitivity, recent treatments, and service compatibility must be assessed. |
The restraint rule
More exfoliation, more devices, and more products do not automatically create a better result. The skincare professional should consider the total treatment load, not evaluate each add-on in isolation.
Active irritation, recent lasers or peels, prescription retinoids, waxing, injectables, open skin, sunburn, inflammatory acne, a major event, or an already intensive facial may make an enhancement inappropriate.
Frequently asked questions
Possibly, but only when the combination is compatible with your skin, the base service, and the appointment length. Multiple add-ons should not be assumed.
Some options may eventually be available as stand-alone services, while others are designed only as facial additions. Final booking rules will be published before launch.
You may indicate interest, but final selection should follow skin assessment. The provider may recommend a different option or no enhancement.
It can. Exfoliation, manual techniques, active masks, light, or cooling may change temporary redness, sensitivity, or aftercare. Ask before treatment.
Coming to Solterra
Join the Solterra waitlist for opening updates, final enhancement menus, pricing, and future booking information.
Enhancements are cosmetic services. Results and reactions vary. Final eligibility, protocols, combinations, pricing, and aftercare depend on provider assessment and manufacturer guidance.
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Personalize with purpose
A surface-refining option when your skin is calm and compatible with exfoliation.
Mask-based support selected around your facial, skin condition, sensitivity, and available treatment time.
Your provider screens light sensitivity, bruising, cold sensitivity, and recent treatments before recommending an option.