Aesthetic medicine
16b/3 Kuzovkova St, Slavuta, Khmelnytskyi Oblast
Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00
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Facial cleansing in Slavuta
People come for a facial cleansing when they're bothered by clogged pores, blackheads, breakouts or a dull complexion. At the Viva Clinic aesthetic medicine center in Slavuta, at 16b/3 Kuzovkova St, a cosmetologist assesses your skin and picks one of four types of cleansing. You can book by phone, on Viber or Telegram.
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At a glance
- Where
- 16b/3 Kuzovkova St, Slavuta
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00
- How to book
- phone, Viber or Telegram
- Payment
- paid
When a facial cleansing helps
- Enlarged or clogged pores, blackheads
- Oily, acne-prone skin
- Occasional breakouts on your face
- Dull complexion or uneven skin texture
- Flaky or dehydrated skin
- Sensitive or thin skin that needs gentle cleansing
- You want to add professional cleansing to your regular routine
What a facial cleansing includes
- Skin assessment and choice of cleansing type
- Ultrasonic cleansing
- Manual cleansing of the whole face or the T-zone
- Hydropeeling (device-based cleansing)
- Non-traumatic cleansing without mechanical pressure
- Certified professional cosmetics (REJUVI, Christina Comodex) for your skin type
- Home-care advice and product selection
Types of facial cleansing
The cosmetologist decides which type suits you after examining your skin.
Ultrasonic cleansing
Gently removes dead skin cells, excess sebum and comedones and helps even out skin texture and tone and get rid of flaking. It usually leaves no redness, so it can be done at any time of year.
Manual cleansing
Goes the deepest: the cosmetologist removes the dead skin layer and cleans the pores with a sieve and cosmetic spoons. It is recommended for oily skin prone to breakouts.
Hydropeeling
A comfortable device-based cleansing that also moisturizes and softens the skin. It suits oily or dehydrated, sensitive and thin skin, enlarged pores, uneven texture, occasional breakouts and flaking.
Non-traumatic cleansing
Involves no mechanical pressure, so the skin is not injured or left feeling tight. It clears clogged pores and removes excess sebum and is also done on sensitive skin.
Why get a facial cleansing
Dust, makeup residue and dead skin cells build up in the pores and over time turn into blackheads, which can trigger breakouts and allergic reactions. Professional cleansing, together with the right home care, helps keep your skin clean. It matters most for oily, acne-prone skin.
How the cleansing works
First, the cosmetologist examines your skin and chooses the type of cleansing and the products. We work with certified professional cosmetics, including REJUVI and Christina Comodex. If cleansing is part of a skin treatment plan, it’s prescribed by a cosmetic doctor. A manual cleansing of the whole face takes about an hour and a half on average, and the T-zone alone about 40 minutes. On the specialist’s advice, manual cleansing can be combined with a peel, facial massage, care treatments or mesotherapy.
Procedures are performed by certified cosmetologists. Instruments are cleaned and sterilized after every use, and consumables are single-use.
After the cleansing, the specialist explains how to care for your skin at home and picks products for your skin type. The clinic also sells professional home-care cosmetics online.
Results after a course of treatments
Photos of Viva Clinic patients before and after a course of acne treatments. Results vary from person to person, and the number of treatments is decided by the cosmetic doctor.
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Questions about facial cleansing
What types of facial cleansing does Viva Clinic offer?
Viva Clinic in Slavuta offers four types of cleansing: ultrasonic, manual, device-based (hydropeeling) and non-traumatic. Ultrasonic and non-traumatic cleansing are gentle, manual cleansing goes the deepest, and hydropeeling gently removes clogged dead skin flakes. The cosmetologist decides which type suits you after examining your skin.
Which facial cleansing is best for oily skin?
For oily skin with clogged pores and a tendency to acne, manual cleansing is usually recommended because it goes the deepest. Ultrasonic and non-traumatic cleansing are gentler, and hydropeeling also suits dehydrated or sensitive skin. The cosmetologist makes the final choice after examining your skin.
Which facial cleansing is best for sensitive skin?
Non-traumatic cleansing and hydropeeling suit sensitive and thin skin. Non-traumatic cleansing involves no mechanical pressure, so the skin isn't injured or left feeling tight. Hydropeeling cleanses the skin without discomfort and leaves it moisturized and softer.
Does facial cleansing help with acne?
Cleansing can be one stage of acne treatment if a cosmetic doctor prescribes it. It clears the pores of dead skin cells, sebum, dust and makeup residue, which form blackheads and trigger breakouts. For oily, acne-prone skin, manual cleansing is recommended most often, and the doctor decides how many treatments you need after an examination.
How long does a manual facial cleansing take?
About an hour and a half on average. The cosmetologist removes your makeup, softens the skin with a special steaming mask, applies an antiseptic, cleans the pores and finishes with a soothing mask. Cleansing only the T-zone (forehead, nose, chin) takes about 40 minutes.
Will my skin be red after a facial cleansing?
After manual cleansing, yes, your skin may stay red and irritated for a while. So don't book it right before a celebration, wedding or vacation. Ultrasonic cleansing usually leaves no noticeable redness or swelling.
Can you have ultrasonic facial cleansing in summer?
Yes, ultrasonic cleansing can be done at any time of year, including summer. It's gentle on the skin and usually leaves no redness or swelling. The cosmetologist will choose the right type of cleansing for your skin at the examination.
What products are used for facial cleansing at Viva Clinic?
Certified professional cosmetics, such as REJUVI and Christina Comodex. Cleansing with them is minimally traumatic: it deep-cleans the skin, calms inflammation and tightens pores. The cosmetologist chooses the products after examining your skin and recommends home-care products for your skin type.
Are there contraindications for facial cleansing?
Yes, as with any cosmetic procedure. The cosmetologist checks your skin and any contraindications at the consultation before the cleansing. That's why your first cleansing starts with a skin check, and only then are the type of procedure and the products chosen.
Articles: facial cleansing
Ultrasonic facial cleansing: how it works and who it suits
Ultrasonic facial cleansing gently removes dead skin cells, excess sebum and light pore congestion using a device with a vibrating metal blade. It's recommended for thin, sensitive and dry skin, and it usually leaves no noticeable redness, so it can be done at any time of year. Your cosmetologist decides how often to repeat it after examining your skin.
Which facial cleansing is best for your skin
The best facial cleansing depends on your skin: manual cleansing is usually recommended for oily skin with clogged pores and blackheads, and gentler ultrasonic or non-traumatic cleansing for sensitive, thin skin. Hydropeeling also suits dehydrated skin. Viva Clinic in Slavuta offers all four types, and your cosmetologist decides which one suits you after examining your skin.
Ingrown hairs after shaving: why they happen and how to get rid of them
A hair becomes ingrown when, after shaving or hair removal, it curls back into the skin or grows underneath it without breaking through. This happens most often with curly and coarse hair in the beard area, on the bikini line, in the armpits and on the legs. Shaving in the direction of hair growth with a sharp blade makes it less likely, and if ingrown hairs keep coming back, Viva Clinic in Slavuta can suggest cleansing, peels or laser hair removal.
Men's cosmetology: what men see a cosmetologist for
Men's skin is usually thicker and oilier than women's, and daily shaving adds irritation and ingrown hairs. Men most often see a cosmetologist for facial and back cleansing, chemical peels, facial or scalp mesotherapy, botulinum toxin injections for expression lines or sweating, and papilloma removal. At Viva Clinic in Slavuta, treatments are chosen after a skin assessment, and injections are done only by cosmetic doctors after a consultation.
Skin care before a wedding: which treatments to have and when
Skin is prepared for a wedding or photo shoot step by step. A few weeks before the event, see a cosmetologist and, if needed, have a course of facial cleansing or peels, then have an SOS treatment such as an alginate mask or oxygen mesotherapy 1–3 days before. In the last few days, don't try new treatments or products, and agree on the timing of any injections with a cosmetic doctor.
Facial peels: what they are and how often you can get one
A facial peel removes the top layer of dead skin cells, most often with acid solutions. Superficial peels are usually done as a course of several sessions, and medium-depth peels less often, because the skin takes longer to recover after them. A cosmetic doctor decides how many sessions you need and how far apart after examining your skin.
Facial care at a cosmetologist: where to start and how often to go
Facial care at a cosmetologist's starts with a skin check: the specialist assesses your skin type and condition, asks about allergies and medication and suggests a treatment plan. How often you come depends on your skin and the treatment; manual cleansing, for example, is usually done no more than once a month. If you have inflamed breakouts or a mole has changed, see a dermatologist first.
What is acne and how is it treated
Acne is a chronic inflammation of the oil glands and hair follicles. It shows up as blackheads and pimples, and sometimes as painful lumps on the face, chest or back. Mild acne can often be kept under control with skincare, but if lumps or scars appear, a dermatologist chooses the treatment.
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