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When it comes to skincare, facials are often the go-to treatment for rejuvenation, hydration, and achieving a radiant glow. However, not all facials are created equal. At BEIAMED, we’re often asked: “What’s the real difference between a deep cleansing facial and a regular facial? Is this good for oily skin?” 

If you’ve been wondering which is right for your skin, this guide breaks it all down for you.

Regular Facial

A regular facial is a general skincare treatment designed to cleanse, exfoliate, and hydrate your skin. It’s ideal for maintenance and relaxation, often featuring:

• Cleansing with gentle products
• Mild exfoliation to remove surface dead skin
• Steam to open pores
• Mask and moisturizer tailored to your skin type
• Light facial massage for circulation and glow

Deep Cleansing Facial

A deep cleansing facial is a more intensive treatment targeting clogged pores, acne-prone skin, and dullness. At BEIAMED, our deep cleansing facials are performed by licensed medical aestheticians using professional-grade tools and products. 

This facial typically includes:

• Thorough double cleansing to remove excess oil, dirt, and makeup
• Stronger exfoliation, such as enzyme peels
• Manual or mechanical extractions of blackheads and whiteheads
• Steam therapy to soften pore blockages
• Targeted treatments like high-frequency or antibacterial masks
• Medical-grade moisturizers and serums to restore the skin barrier

If you are dealing with persistent breakouts or dullness, this deep cleansing facial is for you. 

Watch this Deep Cleansing Facial 

Key Differences Between Deep Cleansing and Regular Facials

Let’s break down the core differences:

If you struggle with blackheads or regular breakouts, or your makeup never seems to sit right, a deep cleansing facial may be just what your skin needs. It dives below the surface to treat issues you can’t fix with skincare products. 

At BEIAMED, we often recommend deep cleansing facials for clients dealing with:

• Chronic blackheads or whiteheads
• Hormonal acne or maskne
• Large, visible pores
• Excess oil production
• Dull, rough skin texture

After Deep Cleansing…

While both facial types are non-invasive, after deep cleansing facials, you may experience temporary redness due to extractions or active ingredients. This is normal and usually subsides within a day. To minimize irritation, it’s best to avoid heavy makeup, workouts, or sun exposure immediately after treatment.

At BEIAMED, your skin is in expert hands. We always begin with a personalized skin consultation to ensure the most suitable treatment approach for your specific skin type and concerns.

When to Get Each Facial

• Regular Facials: Ideal for monthly skin maintenance, stress relief, and hydration.
• Deep Cleansing Facials: Best every 4–6 weeks if you’re battling breakouts or need a reset.

You can also alternate between the two treatments, using regular facials for maintenance and scheduling deep cleansing sessions as needed for more targeted concerns.

Lastly, a deep cleansing facial can prevent visible signs of aging and increase skin health. They also improve your skin’s absorption abilities, which means the products you use to keep your skin fresh and healthy will be better absorbed following a facial.

Book your Deep Cleansing Facial now and give your skin the fresh start it’s been waiting for.

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