Texture shows up as roughness, small bumps or makeup that sits unevenly. It usually reflects a mix of dead-cell build-up, congestion and barrier state — all of which can be improved.
Smoothing skin is less about aggressive exfoliation and more about steady, barrier-respecting resurfacing. Overdoing it usually makes texture worse, so the plan is deliberately paced.
How it works
Gentle resurfacing paired with barrier repair, repeated at sensible intervals so skin becomes smoother without becoming sensitised.
Who it is for
Rough or bumpy skin, uneven makeup application, post-acne texture and general dullness of surface.
Concerns it addresses
Roughness, small bumps, closed comedones, post-acne texture and a dull, lacklustre surface.
Treatment process
- Texture and barrier assessment
- Gentle resurfacing treatment
- Barrier-supportive home care
- Repeat at spaced intervals
Expected results
Skin feels softer and looks more even, building over several cycles of treatment and consistent home care.
Preparation & aftercare
Before the treatment
Pause strong retinoids or acids a few days before, as advised at consultation.
After the treatment
Moisturise generously and wear SPF — resurfaced skin is more sun-sensitive.