ACNE CARE. SKIN HEALTH. YOUR PEOPLE.
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SKIN HEALTH / DRYNESS & DEHYDRATION

Less tightness.
More comfort.

When skin feels dry, tight or uncomfortable, it may be time to simplify. Let's review your routine and discuss care that prioritizes moisture and tolerance.

Tell us what your skin feels like.

How it feels

Share tightness, flaking, stinging or itching and when you notice it. Symptoms alone do not establish the cause.

What you use

Bring your cleansers, active products and moisturizers—or photographs of their labels.

What has changed

Mention recent treatments, new products and changes in your usual routine. That context matters.

A routine you can be comfortable with.

Gentle cleansing and appropriate moisturizing are useful starting points for dry-skin care. We discuss what you already use before suggesting additional steps.

Persistent discomfort, cracking, a rash or dryness that does not improve deserves a dermatologist's assessment.

PROTOCOL-INFORMED CARE / PROPOSED SERVICE MENU

Hydration is more than the last step.

The supplied protocols give us two distinct approaches: Face Reality barrier-focused care and a Lira hydrating facial that includes professional exfoliation. They are selected for different needs—not interchangeable promises.

Face Reality · Hydrating Barrier Repair

Hydration & Barrier Care

A comfort-focused professional sequence with creamy cleansing, a hydrating enzyme step, hydrating serum, a calming mask and moisturizer. Extractions are optional; daytime care finishes with sunscreen.

Why discuss it: For a conversation about dryness, tolerance and a gentler approach to professional care.

Lira Clinical · Clinically Hydrating

Hydrating Facial

This protocol layers cleansing, professional exfoliation, a hydrating mineral mask and moisturizing finishing care. The supplied sequence includes BIO Hydra C Serum and MYSTIQ iLuminating Beauty Oil, with sun protection to finish.

Why discuss it: A hydration-focused option selected around your skin; the professional exfoliation step is discussed before treatment.

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Skincare texture reference; no specific product or result is implied.

WHAT THE VISIT CONNECTS

Care in the clinic.
A plan for home.

Cleanse thoughtfully
A cleansing step should suit your skin's current comfort and tolerance.

Hydrate and moisturize
The professional protocols include serum, mask and finishing moisture steps.

Review your routine
Discuss irritating products and the practical adjustments worth making at home.

Professional protocol products are not automatically a take-home shopping list. Your retail routine is selected separately.

Explore pricing & programs

Your questions, welcome.

Can I have acne and dry-feeling skin?

These concerns can coexist. Tell your provider about both so your routine can be reviewed together.

Do I need a peel?

Not necessarily. Comfort and tolerance come first; the appropriate service follows assessment.

Is Virtual guidance available?

Explore the Virtual page for availability and scope. Some concerns need an in-person medical assessment.

Need a lift? Get a compliment.

Take a compliment. Carry it into your day.

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Let’s talk about your skin.

Bring your questions. We’ll help you understand your next step.

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