
Exfoliation, infusion, and oxygenation in one super facial, for instant, event-ready glow.
OxyGeneo®
Sometimes there's no dramatic problem. Skin just looks tired: dull, dehydrated, rough to the touch, slower to bounce back. It's the most common concern that never makes it into a consultation, because people assume nothing can be done about “just looking worn out.”
This is actually the gentlest corner of the menu: no-downtime treatments that exfoliate, infuse, and rehydrate, and regenerative boosters that rebuild the skin's own moisture from within.


Dull skin is mostly a surface economy problem — dead cells accumulating faster than they shed, moisture leaving faster than it’s replaced — and the fixes work by correcting both flows at once. OxyGeneo runs the full sequence in one super facial: exfoliation to clear the buildup, infusion to drive actives in, and oxygenation to wake the surface up. The Skin Wave facial does its version with water — powered cleansing that flushes pores, then deep hydration that leaves skin visibly plumper the same day.
Customized medical-grade facials are the steady middle of the family: exfoliation, extraction, and treatment matched to whatever your skin is doing that month, which is exactly why they work best on a monthly rhythm rather than as a rescue mission.
Two treatments in this set work from underneath instead. The Italian Peel is bio-revitalization — it firms and brightens over a short series with no visible peeling — and Salmon DNA goes deepest, injecting polynucleotide boosters that rebuild the skin’s own hydration and elasticity from inside. Surface treatments polish; these two change what’s being polished.

This is the gentlest corner of the menu, so the usual downtime tradeoff barely applies — everything here returns you to your day. The real distinction is duration. OxyGeneo and Skin Wave deliver instant, event-ready glow that fades as skin cycles; they’re the right call before a wedding or a reunion. The Italian Peel and Salmon DNA build slower, cumulative change that outlasts any single appointment. Instant versus durable is the actual choice.
Budget rhythm follows directly: glow treatments suit a monthly cadence — many patients simply alternate facials — while the boosters run as a short series, then hold with occasional maintenance. The combination is natural rather than redundant, since a monthly facial keeps the surface clear while Salmon DNA improves the skin producing that surface.
The consultation here is mostly calibration: whether your dullness is dehydration, slow cell turnover, or early elasticity loss, and whether a standing facial rhythm covers it or the regenerative route earns its series. It’s also where “just looking worn out” gets taken seriously — a plan for tired skin is a legitimate plan.
Listed in the order we most often recommend them. Your consultation decides which actually fits your skin, goals, and downtime.
Common question
You will see a glow after a single OxyGeneo session, but texture, tone, and clarity improve over a series of 4 to 6 treatments spaced 2 to 4 weeks apart.
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For general skin health, every 4 to 6 weeks is the sweet spot, timed to your skin's natural renewal cycle. Acne-prone skin may benefit from every 2 to…
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Smooth motion lines and etched-in creases
Explore the concernNot sure which is right? That's what consultations are for.
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Medically reviewed by Barbara Kowalczyk, FNP‑BC and Michael Fressola, ACNP‑BC, board-certified nurse practitioners at Skin Med Spa. This page is for education and is not a substitute for a personalized medical consultation.