Three Ways To Approach Your Skin Before Christmas

At TFS, we know everyone's skin goals and budgets look a little different. You don't need to commit to an extensive treatment plan to start being more intentional about your skin. We've put together three ways to approach your Christmas skin prep, depending on your goals, budget and how much time you have before the holidays.

01. Repair & Restore Facial with LED

Our Repair & Restore facial is a great option for those wanting to focus on skin comfort, hydration and supporting the skin barrier. With enough time before Christmas, you may be able to fit in two treatments to help keep your skin feeling cared for in the lead up to the festive season.

Your Christmas plan: 2 x Repair & Restore facials

Investment: $190 per treatment

02. Vitamin A Infusion

Vitamin A treatments can form part of a personalised plan to support skin renewal and improve the appearance of uneven texture. Depending on your skin, treatment history and suitability, we may be able to schedule two treatments before Christmas, with appropriate time between appointments.

Your Christmas plan: 2 x Vitamin A Infusions

Investment: $220 per treatment

03. Skin Needling

Skin needling can be a great option for those wanting to focus on skin texture, the appearance of fine lines and overall skin quality. Your practitioner will tailor the treatment to your individual skin goals and ensure there's adequate time for recovery before your Christmas events.

Investment: $250 per treatment

When should you start?

Ideally, now! Starting in October or early November gives us more flexibility to plan your treatments, allow for recovery and find appointments that work for you.

Our last day in the clinic before our Christmas break is 19 December, so we encourage you to get in touch early if you'd like to work towards your skin goals before the end of the year. And remember, the best treatment plan isn't necessarily the biggest one. It's the one that makes sense for your skin, your goals and your budget.

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