Advanced Treatment Modalities Information & Consent

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At Esthetics by Stephanie Marie, advanced modalities may be incorporated into your facial to enhance results, improve product absorption, and support overall skin health.

 

These treatments are non-invasive and customized based on your skin’s needs and goals.

 

Modalities may include:

• Rezenerate NanoInfusion

• HydroDiamond (microdermabrasion)

 

 

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Rezenerate NanoInfusion

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Rezenerate NanoInfusion is a non-invasive treatment that enhances the penetration of professional serums using advanced nanotechnology.

 

This treatment helps improve:

• hydration

• product absorption

• skin texture

• fine lines

• overall skin function

 

 

What to Expect:

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• Immediate glow and hydration

• Possible dryness or light flaking within a few days

• Continued improvement in skin tone and texture over time

 

 

Important Considerations:

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• Avoid treatment over active infections or lesions

• Skin may be more sensitive following treatment

• Active ingredients should be used cautiously post-treatment

 

 

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HydroDiamond (microdermabrasion)

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HydroDiamond is a multi-step treatment that combines exfoliation, extraction, and hydration using vacuum-assisted technology and targeted serums.

 

This treatment helps improve:

• congestion and pore buildup

• uneven texture

• dehydration

• overall skin clarity and tone

 

 

What to Expect:

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• Gentle suction and cooling sensations during treatment

• Immediate smoothness and hydration

• Temporary redness or sensitivity (typically resolves within 24–72 hours) 

 

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Who Should Not Receive These Treatments Right Now

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These treatments may need to be postponed if any of the following apply:

 

• Active infections, cold sores, or open lesions

• Sunburn or irritated skin

• Recent chemical peels, waxing, or aggressive treatments

• Recent injectables or laser procedures

• Use of Accutane within the past year

• Use of strong exfoliating or retinoid products recently

• Certain medical conditions or medications affecting skin healing

 

Your skin will always be evaluated prior to treatment to determine if these services are appropriate.   

 

 

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Important Information to Disclose

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For your safety, you must inform your esthetician of:

 

• Medications and supplements

• Current skincare products

• Recent treatments or procedures

• Medical conditions or sensitivities

• Any history of skin reactions or delayed healing

 

Failure to disclose this information may increase the risk of adverse reactions.

 

 

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Possible Side Effects & Reactions

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While these treatments are generally safe, you may experience:

 

• Mild redness

• Sensitivity

• Dryness or light flaking

• Temporary breakouts

• Rare bruising (from suction-based treatments)

 

These effects are typically temporary and resolve on their own. 

 

 

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Aftercare Responsibilities

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To protect your skin and optimize results:

 

• Wear SPF daily

• Avoid excessive sun exposure

• Avoid heat (sauna, hot tubs, intense workouts) for 24–48 hours

• Avoid exfoliating products, acids, and retinoids for several days

• Keep skin hydrated with recommended products

 

Following aftercare instructions is essential to prevent irritation and support results. 

 

 

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Results & Treatment Planning

 

Results may include:

 

• smoother skin texture

• improved hydration

• refined pores

• enhanced product absorption

 

Results vary based on:

• skin condition

• consistency with treatments

• homecare routine

• lifestyle factors

 

A series of treatments may be recommended. No guarantees can be made regarding specific outcomes. 

 

 

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When to Contact Your Esthetician

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Please reach out if you experience:

 

• Prolonged redness or irritation

• Unusual skin reactions

• Breakouts that concern you

• Any questions about your healing process

 

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Professional Judgment

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All treatments are customized. Your esthetician may modify, combine, or postpone modalities based on your skin’s condition at the time of your appointment.

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Last Updated: April 2026