Carbon Laser Peel («Hollywood Facial»)
Glow, tighter pores and fewer breakouts — one painless visit of ~45 minutes including consultation. Works on all skin colors, ideal for sun-damaged skin.
Good for
How it goes
Consultation & cleansing
We assess your skin and prepare it — the whole visit takes about 45 minutes.
Carbon paste
A thin layer of carbon paste is applied — it bonds with oil, dead cells and debris inside the pores.
Laser pass
The laser vaporizes the paste, exfoliating the surface layers and stimulating collagen. Instant glow; mild redness fades quickly.
Why carbon, and not just the laser
The black paste isn’t there for the look of it.
Carbon particles are small enough to sink into the pore and bind to whatever is sitting inside — oil, dead cells, everyday debris. That’s what gives the laser something to aim at. Clean skin absorbs little of the laser’s light; carbon absorbs it strongly.
When the pulse lands, the carbon heats and vaporizes, lifting out whatever it was bound to. The same heat exfoliates the surface layers and starts the collagen working underneath.
What shows, and when
Same day
Brightness, and a smoother surface to the touch. Light warmth during the session, mild redness that fades quickly.
The first week
The pores look clearer and the skin keeps feeling smoother.
Over the course
Collagen builds gradually — that’s the part one session can’t give you, and the reason the 5-session course is on the price list.
One rule carries over from our skin care page: freshly resurfaced skin burns faster than untreated skin, so SPF30+ applies here too.
What it’s good for, and where it stops
This works best on skin that’s healthy or mildly damaged — sun-damaged included. Three limits are worth stating plainly.
Post-acne marks and scars aren’t the same thing
Flat brown or red marks left behind after a breakout respond to a course. Scarring with actual depth in it needs a dermatologist.
Active, inflamed acne is a dermatologist’s territory too
So is any skin condition currently under treatment. A carbon peel is a beauty service. For some skin we’ll tell you it isn’t the right treatment and point you to a dermatologist instead.
Pores get cleaner, not permanently smaller
Pore size is largely fixed. What changes is how full they are — and a full pore reads as a large one.
Next to the other facials
| Downtime | Works on | |
|---|---|---|
| Carbon laser peel | None | Pores, dullness, texture, oil, collagen |
| Chemical peel | Usually days of visible peeling | Surface renewal, pigment |
| HydraFacial (hydrodermabrasion) | None | Cleansing and hydration |
| Microdermabrasion | Mild redness | Surface texture |
The practical difference is the first column. No downtime and no peeling matters in a climate where you’re outdoors again the next morning.
Quick answers
Does it hurt?
No — the Carbon Laser Peel is painless and non-invasive. You may feel light warmth and see mild redness that fades quickly.
How many sessions will I need?
You'll see results after one session. For deeper improvement — collagen, oiliness, pores — a course of 4–5 sessions spaced 1–4 weeks apart works best.
Is it right for me?
It's safe for all skin colors and most useful when the skin is healthy or mildly damaged — including sun-damaged skin. We'll confirm at the consultation.
How is it different from a regular facial?
A facial works on the surface, with products and extraction. The carbon peel uses the laser to reach inside the pore, and to reach the layer where collagen is made.
Does it work on oily skin?
Oily skin and enlarged pores are on the “Good for” list above. The carbon binds to the oil inside the pore, and that’s exactly what the laser then lifts out.
Can I combine it with laser hair removal?
Yes — both in one visit. One exception: on the face it’s either the laser or the peel, not both in the same session.
Can I wear makeup afterwards?
The redness fades quickly. Beyond that, ask at the consultation — the therapist will tell you what suits your skin.
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