Aesthetics
Facials
Medical-grade facials that go beyond a spa visit, built around what your skin actually needs.
The visit
About facials
Oily and congested in one season, tight and reactive in the next: skin changes faster than a fixed spa menu. Caleyo facials use professional tools and medical-grade products, then adjust the steps to the skin that actually comes in. They can stand alone, or they can support recovery around other aesthetic treatments.
The restorative menu includes HydroLux, Caleyo Diamond Glow, Energy Facial Massage, Red Carpet Glow, Age Defying, Acne & Oily Skin, and Eclipse Glow for pigment. Longer visits include the Rosy Rosacea Facial, Balance & Restore Hormonal Facial, Gladiator Facial for men’s skin, Pregnancy Glow, the Signature Glass Skin Facial, Goddess Stem Cell Facial, and Revenge sculpting facial.
Body-area care, including the back, neck, and décolleté, is offered as well. A facial is chosen for safety and for the concern you named. Tell your provider if you are pregnant, if the skin is reactive, or if you recently had a procedure. Those facts decide the menu more than a preference for a famous name.
HydroLux revitalizes the skin with oxygen-rich nourishment that boosts circulation, calms inflammation, and supports natural healing, including for sensitive or acne-prone skin. The Energy Facial Massage leaves the skin more oxygenated. Back In Vogue, the back treatment, improves circulation and oxygenation while it clears congestion.
Dermaplaning Facial is a 30-minute visit. Pairings with it: microdermabrasion (20 minutes), a double exfoliation that removes dead skin and peach fuzz, not recommended for very sensitive or acne-prone skin; BioRePeel (30 minutes), which helps that no-peel formula penetrate, with minimal downtime, for all skin types including sensitive skin; and the VI Peel (30 minutes). Pairing dermaplaning with the VI Peel allows deeper penetration of this medium-depth peel for pigmentation, acne scars, fine lines, and sun damage, with visible peeling, for people who are comfortable with downtime. Queen’s Glow by Caleyo (60 minutes) begins with an exfoliation that lifts dull skin cells and soft facial fuzz.
Who it’s for
A fit is a clinical decision.
This is for someone who wants a medical-grade facial for acne, pigment, sensitivity, or a dull complexion, and who is tired of a spa sequence that feels the same on every face. You might be preparing for an event, calming skin that flushes, or giving hormonal breakouts a visit that is allowed to change.
It is also for men who want the Gladiator Facial rather than a softened version of someone else’s protocol, and for someone who is pregnant and needs Pregnancy Glow chosen with that fact in view.
What it can support
Benefits, without a promise.
Medical-grade tools and products
These facials are built in a clinical practice, with professional tools and medical-grade products. A spa facial follows a different standard. The steps here are adjusted to acne, pigment, sensitivity, or glow, whichever is actually present.
A menu with a job for each name
Restorative names such as HydroLux and Eclipse Glow start from a concern like glow, acne, or pigment. The name is a starting point. The skin that day can still change the plan.
Longer visits for specific skin
Longer visits cover rosacea, hormonal skin, men’s skin, pregnancy, and sculpting. They are chosen when they fit, not collected as a set of upgrades.
Back, neck, and chest when needed
Body-area care includes the back, neck, and décolleté. A facial can also sit beside recovery from another treatment, when the skin can tolerate it. Pairing is a decision, so one visit does not undo another.
What to expect
Consultation, treatment, and aftercare.
The tool
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Reading the skin that arrived
Consultation, even a short one at the start of the visit, checks pregnancy, reactive skin, recent procedures, and what you use at home. Acne, pigment, sensitivity, and glow are sorted into a named facial only after that. If today is a bad day for a certain step, the step comes out.
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The facial, built for this visit
The treatment uses the tools and medical-grade products that belong to the facial you agreed on, whether that is HydroLux, Eclipse Glow, Gladiator, Pregnancy Glow, or another name from the menu.
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What to skip on the skin afterward
Aftercare depends on how active the facial was. You may be asked to pause retinoids, acids, or heat, and to use sun protection. Redness can occur. How the skin looks the next morning is not identical for every person or every menu item.
How it fits
Part of a root-cause plan.
A facial can calm a barrier, lift congestion, or support pigment care, and it can also be a clue. Breakouts that track a cycle, flushing that tracks heat and stress, or a dullness that tracks sleep are not solved by product alone. Caleyo’s root-cause habit is to notice the pattern and, when it is medical, to put it next to adult medicine rather than hiding it under a monthly facial.
Balance & Restore exists because hormonal skin is a real category, and Pregnancy Glow exists because pregnancy changes what is safe. Those names only help if the rest of care is allowed to be honest. Nutrition, hormones, and the treatments you already have scheduled all belong in the choice.
These are medical-grade facials, using professional tools and products, chosen for acne, pigment, sensitivity, or glow. A spa sequence is a different kind of visit. The steps change with your skin.
HydroLux, Caleyo Diamond Glow, Energy Facial Massage, Red Carpet Glow, Age Defying, Acne & Oily Skin, and Eclipse Glow for pigment. Longer options include Rosy Rosacea, Balance & Restore, Gladiator, Pregnancy Glow, Signature Glass Skin, Goddess Stem Cell, and Revenge. Back, neck, and décolleté care is offered too.
Say so before a facial is chosen. Pregnancy Glow is an option when pregnancy is the context. Reactive skin, and any recent procedure, can take steps off the plan. Safety decides the menu.
Sometimes it supports recovery around peels, microneedling, or other aesthetics. Sometimes the skin needs a quiet week. That timing is decided so one visit does not fight the next.
No. Describe the concern: acne, pigment, sensitivity, men’s skin, or a dull surface. The facial is matched in the room. How your skin responds still varies.
Begin here
Let’s start with you.
A consultation is the right place to talk through facials and whether it belongs in your plan.
A personal consultation · A clear plan · No pressure