Anonymous
Post 07/31/2024 11:58     Subject: do facials have any long-term benefit?

Anonymous wrote:Extractions.


That's the only reason to go and if this isn't relevant to you, not worth it. I go to Mean Christine and look like hell after but for me the deep extractions help longer term.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2024 11:06     Subject: do facials have any long-term benefit?

Extractions.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2024 10:38     Subject: do facials have any long-term benefit?

You can do your own process for desquamation. Don't need a facial that costs a ridiculous amount of money.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2024 09:21     Subject: do facials have any long-term benefit?

My skin feels cleaner, less clogged up pores and improved skin texture. I go monthly. I should add that I’m not very good at a regular skin routine at home, so maybe that’s why I see a benefit versus other people that may be better at daily skin routines.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2024 09:09     Subject: do facials have any long-term benefit?

Thank you! We’ll save the money.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2024 08:50     Subject: do facials have any long-term benefit?

When I used to get facials. I thought of it as a massage for my face. (I clench my jaw a lot).
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2024 08:50     Subject: do facials have any long-term benefit?

No.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2024 08:47     Subject: do facials have any long-term benefit?

I get them done monthly, mostly because it's a pleasant and relaxing experience. I do have a nice glow for a couple of days afterward, but I'm not sure they have any long-term benefit from an aesthetic POV.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2024 08:46     Subject: do facials have any long-term benefit?

I have noticed improvement in my mild acne with a facial that includes microdermabrasion. I’m sure it would come right back if I stopped.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2024 08:42     Subject: do facials have any long-term benefit?

Anonymous wrote:This was like 20 years ago and I think the technology may be different now, but I’ll add it here anyways:

I had a boyfriend who is a relatively well-known dermatologist who went to med school at Harvard and trained in Boston. He regularly presents research. When I asked him what facials do, he said “they feel nice.”


This. They don’t actually *do* anything and I’ve always known this (am getting a facial in two weeks). It just feels nice.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2024 08:41     Subject: do facials have any long-term benefit?

This was like 20 years ago and I think the technology may be different now, but I’ll add it here anyways:

I had a boyfriend who is a relatively well-known dermatologist who went to med school at Harvard and trained in Boston. He regularly presents research. When I asked him what facials do, he said “they feel nice.”
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2024 08:35     Subject: do facials have any long-term benefit?

No
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2024 08:32     Subject: do facials have any long-term benefit?

Thinking of a spa day for myself and my daughter, but perhaps skipping the extra expense of a facial. I’ve had one once, and didn’t notice any benefit. If you can’t afford to get them regularly, is there any point in getting one at all? My daughter is a teen with some mild acne that we haven’t figured out how to completely.