The 3 Most Preferred Skincare Techniques

Skincare applications are among the most frequently used techniques to achieve vibrant, bright, and radiant skin. Regular skincare can lead to flawless and youthful skin. Dr. Lida Çiteli, known for her friendly service approach and medical aesthetic applications that will make you happy, has compiled the 3 most preferred skincare methods for those who want to have skincare treatments.

Pumpkin Skin Care

Also known as "Cinderella care," the **Pumpkin skin care** procedure uses special treatments developed with pumpkin extract. Pumpkin skin care significantly reduces skin problems and is one of the most preferred techniques due to its simple application.

How is Pumpkin Skin Care Performed?

• First, the area to be treated is cleansed.
• The skin is massaged to accelerate blood circulation and cleanse dead skin cells.
• After applying the Pumpkin mask developed with pumpkin extract, it is left on for 10 minutes and then removed.
• After Pumpkin skin care, the skin gains a brighter, younger, and livelier appearance.

Hydrafacial Skin Care

**Hydrafacial skin care** is applied with devices equipped with special heads called "hydrapeel."

How is Hydrafacial Skin Care Performed?

• First, the skin is covered with a solution using special devices. The solution, which penetrates the skin, is then vacuumed by special devices, cleansing the skin.
• Peeling is applied again with the devices, and the peeling is also vacuumed off with the devices. This process cleanses the skin of dead cells.
• Then, a serum suitable for the skin is applied. The serum, delivered deep into the skin by the device, provides positive results against wrinkles and spots.
• Solutions are applied to moisturize the skin.
• Finally, LED light is applied to the skin. Red LED light supports collagen production, and with its lifting effect, the skin gains a firmer structure.

Laser Skin Care

**Laser skin care** is also one of the most preferred skin care techniques.

How is Laser Skin Care Performed?

• First, microscopic channels are opened in the skin using new generation lasers.
• Blood vessels, collagen, and keratin cells are damaged in the area to be treated.
• The body activates to repair this. Restorative cells migrate to the damaged area for repair and activate the repair mechanism.
• New collagen synthesis begins under the skin.
• In this application, new generation devices cause low-level damage to the upper layer of the skin, allowing the person to quickly return to their daily life.

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