I particularly love Para Cress Freeze for people who want that polished, softened look around the expression lines without actually losing their ability to express themselves.
I'm selective about when I use Para Cress Freeze. If your skin is raw, highly reactive, peeling heavily or showing signs of infection, I won't put it into the treatment.
I'll also hold off if I think your skin has already had enough stimulation for one day. Sometimes I'd rather finish with a simple recovery-focused approach and introduce Para Cress Freeze at a later appointment, when it can be used more appropriately.
I apply Para Cress Freeze topically at the end of selected treatments, using it as a final active step before you leave the clinic. I particularly like incorporating it after LED light therapy, and it can also be used following selected laser treatments when I feel it is appropriate for the skin.
The idea is to give the skin a concentrated application in the clinic rather than sending you home with another product to introduce that evening. I apply it directly to the treated skin and then leave it to do its work while you keep your evening routine very simple.
Para Cress Freeze, $250 add-on
This includes the full face and can be added to selected LED light therapy, laser and skin needling treatments when I feel it complements the treatment we are doing.
The thing I find myself repeating is that Para Cress Freeze is about refining the look of the skin without taking away your ability to express yourself.
You can still frown, smile, raise your eyebrows and make all the expressions you normally would. You're simply aiming for that smoother, fresher, more polished finish while keeping your face looking like you.