Glow you can measure.

The entry protocol: cleanse, exfoliate, vortex extraction, hydrate. It clears the pore without stripping the barrier, and it is the shortest chair time on this menu.

For: first-timers, and maintenance between fuller sessions.

The full 10-in-1 pass — the complete cleanse, exfoliate, extract and serum-infusion sequence the machine was built to run. This is the standard reset, and the one to start with if you are not sure which line you belong on.

For: dullness and congestion — skin that needs a full pass, not a touch-up.

The Hydra Glow protocol, finished under the medical-grade red light panel instead of ending at the serum step. Same 10-in-1 sequence, then time on the 7-wavelength panel we run in the red light room.

For: dullness with inflammation — reactive skin, lingering redness, marks slow to settle.

The Glow sequence plus the lifting and firming steps — LED, and a lymphatic focus worked through the mid-face and jaw. It reads as structure rather than volume. The effect shows the same day and it is not permanent; we would rather you hear that from us than find out later.

For: early laxity, and pre-event structure.

The complete protocol: the full 10-in-1 pass, the lifting steps, and the red light panel. It is the longest chair time on this menu because nothing is dropped to make the sequence fit a shorter hour.

For: skin that needs everything addressed in one sitting.