Oxygen Glow Facial
with Dermaplaning
For skin that feels dull, dry or a little less luminous, Oxygen Glow with Dermaplaning brings surface refinement and a hydrating facial experience into one appointment. Fine facial hair and accumulated surface cells are gently addressed through dermaplaning, while the rest of the ritual focuses on comfort and a fresh-looking finish. It is a considered choice when you want to explore a polished complexion without choosing a needle-based treatment.
A smooth canvas.
A luminous finishing touch.
The appeal of this facial is the combination. Dermaplaning addresses the surface—particularly fine vellus hair, often called peach fuzz, and accumulated dead cells. The oxygen-facial portion brings a different sensory experience alongside the moisturizing and finishing steps selected for your skin.
Oxygen Glow is a service name, not a reason to assume that every oxygen facial uses the same device or delivers the same benefits. At your visit, ask how the treatment is performed and which products are included. The practical goal is refreshed-looking, comfortable skin, with expectations centered on surface appearance rather than permanent lifting or deep scar correction.
Four elements of your glow appointment.
Skin assessment
Before choosing an exfoliating step, your provider considers how your skin is behaving today. Dryness, active breakouts and a recent peel can change what is appropriate, even if the same facial suited you on a previous visit.
Dermaplaning
Controlled blade strokes remove fine surface hair and exfoliate the outer surface. This is a precision step; it should not be performed over every irritated area simply to achieve uniform coverage.
Oxygen-facial care
The provider explains the oxygen component and accompanying products. The treatment experience may feel refreshing, but it should not be confused with medical oxygen therapy or a treatment for an underlying skin disease.
Hydrating finish
Moisturizer and suitable finishing care help the freshly treated surface feel comfortable. Your provider can suggest a simple routine for the following days instead of adding multiple strong new products.
A fresher finish.
A little more luminosity.
This facial emphasizes the way skin looks and feels at the surface. The result and how long it lasts depend on your starting point, skincare and individual response.
A smoother-feeling surface
Removing superficial buildup and fine hair can create a more even feel. The aim is a polished surface rather than a change in deep facial structure.
Less visible peach fuzz
Dermaplaning temporarily removes fine facial hair. It does not permanently reduce hair growth or replace a consultation about coarse or hormonally driven facial hair.
A brighter-looking finish
Surface exfoliation may help a dull complexion appear fresher. Stubborn pigmentation, melasma and changing skin lesions need a more specific assessment.
A comfortable skincare moment
The moisturizing finish can be especially welcome when your routine has left skin feeling tight. The provider can distinguish ordinary dryness from active irritation that needs a gentler approach.
A refined makeup canvas
Once your skin is comfortable and cleared for makeup, a smoother surface may help foundation sit more evenly. Give a first treatment space before a major event.
A restorative pause
A dedicated facial appointment creates time to review your routine and enjoy a quieter moment. The experience is part of the service, alongside its cosmetic aims.
What happens during your visit.
Your 60-minute appointment includes an assessment and a tailored sequence. The provider may adjust individual steps if your skin needs less exfoliation or a simpler finish.
Talk through your skin goals
Mention dryness, sensitivity, congestion or an upcoming event. Share any recent waxing, peels, laser treatments and products that have caused stinging or redness.
Cleanse and assess
Makeup and surface residue are removed so the provider can examine the skin directly. Areas of active irritation or inflamed acne may need to be avoided.
Prepare for dermaplaning
The provider explains the blade technique and checks that the selected areas are suitable. Tell them if you have recently shaved or used another exfoliating treatment.
Refine the surface
Gentle, controlled strokes address fine facial hair and superficial buildup. The provider works with the contours of the face and your skin’s tolerance.
Complete the Oxygen Glow step
The oxygen-facial component and selected skincare are used according to the appointment protocol. Ask what each step contributes if you are trying this service for the first time.
Hydrate and finish
Appropriate finishing products are selected for your skin. Your provider explains sun protection and whether any normal skincare should be paused temporarily.
Plan your next visit
Discuss how your skin responds before committing to a recurring schedule. Your routine, seasonal changes and any other procedures can guide the timing.
A little refinement. A moment of calm.
Your skin, refreshed.
The RELAX approach
For a complexion that needs
a gentle change of pace.
This facial may suit clients interested in surface smoothness, fine facial hair removal and a refreshed finish. It can also be a useful consultation starting point when you want professional skincare but are not looking for a more intensive treatment.
Active inflammatory acne, open skin, a rash, sunburn or a recent resurfacing procedure can make dermaplaning unsuitable at that moment. Tell your provider about sensitive skin and any previous reactions so the appointment can be adjusted or postponed.
- Dull-looking skin
- Fine facial hair
- Surface roughness
- Dry-feeling skin
- A polished makeup base
- A relaxing facial experience
Care that continues beyond your appointment.
Before your visit
Avoid experimenting with a strong exfoliant immediately before your visit. Bring the names of your regular products and disclose retinoids, prescription acne care and any recent facial procedure.
If you have an important event, discuss the date before booking. A first facial is best scheduled with enough time to see how your skin responds rather than on the morning of the occasion.
After your visit
Keep the treated surface comfortable with the recommended cleanser and moisturizer. Use sun protection and ask when to restart retinoids, acids, scrubs or facial tools. Avoid repeating dermaplaning or shaving the same area while it is sensitive.
Mild temporary sensitivity can occur. If redness or discomfort persists or worsens, contact the clinic. Timing for makeup and your next exfoliating treatment should follow your skin’s response.
Oxygen Glow, dermaplaning or Geneo?
Choose the experience you want.
Dermaplaning focuses on surface exfoliation and fine hair removal. Oxygen Glow with Dermaplaning combines that step with a broader facial ritual. Geneo is another separately listed service, with its own treatment system and menu options; it should not be assumed to be included here.
If your primary goal is acne-scar correction, substantial laxity or persistent pigmentation, begin with a consultation rather than selecting a glow facial on its name alone. We can help identify whether a surface treatment or a more targeted plan is appropriate.
A clear plan. Transparent pricing.
| Treatment | Price |
|---|---|
| Oxygen Glow Facial with Dermaplaning — 60 minutes | $199 |
Dermaplaning is part of this listed facial. Other treatments and add-ons are separate unless confirmed when booking.
Your thoughtful questions, answered.
Does this facial include dermaplaning?
Yes. Dermaplaning is included in the named Oxygen Glow Facial with Dermaplaning. Your provider still checks that your skin is suitable that day; an active breakout, recent peel or irritated area can change the recommended approach.
Will facial hair grow back thicker?
Removing hair at the surface does not change the follicle that produces it. Regrowth is expected, because this is temporary hair removal. If you are concerned about new coarse hair or a changing pattern, ask about a separate assessment.
Is the oxygen step the same as Geneo?
Do not assume so. Geneo and Oxygen Glow are listed separately in the RELAX menu. Ask which device and steps are included in your appointment so you can compare the actual services rather than their shared references to oxygen or glow.
Does it permanently tighten skin?
This is a surface-focused facial, not a surgical lift or a substitute for a medical tightening consultation. A refreshed or hydrated appearance can be pleasing without representing a permanent structural change. Discuss laxity separately if it is your main concern.
Can I book it before a wedding or photoshoot?
Tell us the event date and whether you have had dermaplaning before. A familiar treatment is easier to plan than a first-time appointment. Leave enough time for any sensitivity to settle, and follow the provider’s advice about makeup.
What if I have active acne?
Inflamed breakouts may make dermaplaning inappropriate in affected areas. The provider may suggest a different facial or recommend addressing the active condition first. Do not expect the blade step to treat ongoing inflammatory acne.
How often should I return?
The interval depends on your skin, hair regrowth and the rest of your routine. Let the skin settle fully, then discuss whether occasional visits or a regular schedule make sense. More frequent exfoliation is not automatically more beneficial.
Can I add a peel at the same appointment?
Do not add a second exfoliating treatment without provider guidance. Combining methods can increase irritation. Your skin history, the specific product and the intended depth of exfoliation determine whether a combination should be considered.
Make time for your skin.
Explore Oxygen Glow Facial with Dermaplaning at RELAX: Med & Wellness Center in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Tell us what you would like to improve, and we’ll help you choose your next step.
Further reading & treatment information
General educational information. Your provider’s assessment, the product used and your individual response determine your treatment plan and results.