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Get answers to common questions about Prenatal Facial.
Yes, our Prenatal Facial is designed to be safe throughout most pregnancies. We use pregnancy-safe protocols and avoid contraindicated ingredients. If you have a high-risk pregnancy or complications, please obtain clearance from your healthcare provider before booking.
We choose gentle, fragrance-free products formulated for pregnancy: hydrating serums like hyaluronic acid, soothing botanicals, and mild enzymes. We avoid retinoids and aggressive acids, and always customize products to your skin type and stage of pregnancy.
Yes — we tailor each Prenatal Facial for sensitive or acne-prone skin, using calming, non-irritating ingredients and gentle exfoliation when appropriate. Severe or cystic acne may require medical consultation; we coordinate with your provider if needed.
A typical Prenatal Facial lasts about 60 minutes, including consultation, cleansing, gentle massage, mask, and post-care recommendations. Extended sessions or add-ons such as extra massage or light therapy may increase the total time.
Most clients experience minimal side effects such as transient redness or mild sensitivity that subside within hours to a day. We avoid aggressive treatments to reduce risk; contact us or your healthcare provider if you notice unusual irritation or swelling.
For a normal, low-risk pregnancy you usually do not need formal doctor approval, but always inform us of your medical history and pregnancy status. If you have complications or concerns, we recommend checking with your obstetrician before scheduling.