A Fire & Ice Facial gently resurfaces the skin, reducing fine lines and wrinkles while smoothing, softening, and encourages cellular renewal. Fire and Ice Facial is designed to rapidly (and safely) resurface and rejuvenate the skin. With regular treatments it aims to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and reduce dark spots and hyperpigmentation, making this the ideal facial for blemish-prone skin types. It's excellent for all skin types and ages and results in a complexion that is dramatically refined, with no downtime or peeling.

iS Clinical’s Intensive Resurfacing Masque is an exfoliating treatment made with botanical acids, retinol, and niacin, along with antioxidants and kaolin clay, meant to instantly smooth and brighten the skin. This is the “fire” part of the facial.

Rejuvenating Masque contains the hydrating ingredients like aloe vera, rosemary extract, green tea extract, and hyaluronic acid. Great for soothing redness and irritation, which makes it a perfect treatment after lasers or on sunburned skin. During this masque we apply the light therapy to encourage energy and collagen production to the cells.

Don't have much time in your day for a regular fire and ice facial treatment? Get the quick version of Fire & Ice and continue with your day in under 30 minutes. Receive the resurfacing and rejuvenating masks, followed by the appropriate serums finished with moisturizer or SPF.

This treatment can be done after a botox or filler procedure. It will not disrupt the treatment.

This is a pregnancy safe facial. Please advice your service provider so we can avoid certain points on the body. All of our skin care products are pregnancy safe and do not enter the bloodstream.

Contraindications:
* Light therapy cannot be used on those who have epilepsy and those on photosensitizing medications.
*If you are planning to wear an N95 mask after treatment for a long period, we recommend avoiding this facial.
* Accutane or other similar medications
* Certain Antibiotics
* Retinol, Retinoids or Vitamin A in the past 6 days (  Retin A, Renova, Azelex, Tazorac, Differin etc.)
* Cold sores
* Infections on the face that could be transferred to our therapists
* If you have just undergone any type of Ablative laser treatments 
*The use of isotretinoin (Accutane) in the past 6 to 12 months 
*Sunburn or active facial rashes*Sunburn or active facial rashes