At Clinica Lase, we recognise the importance of exfoliation as a key step in professional skincare. Our face exfoliators are carefully selected for their ability to refine surface texture and support overall skin health. With both physical and chemical options available, each facial exfoliator is designed to complement your daily routine.
Exfoliation is more than just surface polishing. By gently removing excess build-up, a face exfoliator can assist the skin’s natural renewal process and prepare it for the benefits of other products. At Clinica Lase, our exfoliators are chosen for their formulation quality, ensuring options are available for different skin types and comfort levels. For a complete regimen, pair your exfoliator with a hydrating facial moisturiser to help maintain balance.
In clinic-based skincare, exfoliation plays a role in allowing active ingredients to perform more effectively. Facial exfoliators with ingredients like alpha hydroxy acids, enzymes or finely milled particles can help support smoother-feeling skin. When used appropriately, they also allow follow-up treatments, such as serums, to penetrate more efficiently, maximising the value of your overall routine.
The right exfoliator depends on both skin biology and lifestyle. A gentle facial exfoliator may suit those with delicate or sensitive skin, while chemical options can provide gradual resurfacing for those seeking more intensive renewal. Our clinicians recommend introducing exfoliants slowly, monitoring your skin’s response, and complementing them with restorative masks and balms to maintain resilience.
Most people benefit from exfoliating one to three times weekly. The frequency should align with your skin type and tolerance, so it is best to start slowly and adjust as needed.
Physical exfoliants polish the surface using fine particles, while chemical exfoliants dissolve build-up with active ingredients like glycolic or lactic acid. Both approaches can be effective when matched to the right skin type.
Some exfoliators may assist in supporting clearer-looking skin by helping to reduce excess debris. However, it is important to choose a product formulated for acne-prone skin and use it as directed.
Yes, provided the product is designed for sensitive skin. Look for exfoliators with gentle acids or soothing ingredients, and avoid excessive use to reduce the risk of irritation.
Yes, moisturising afterwards is recommended. Applying a face moisturiser restores hydration and helps protect the skin’s barrier following exfoliation.