Mechanics of the three steps
OxyGeneo combines exfoliation, infusion, and oxygenation in a single session. A gentle capsule reaction at the skin surface lifts dead cells and creates natural oxygen where the treatment contacts the skin. While that reaction happens, nutrient-rich serums are driven inward, so exfoliation immediately primes the skin to receive active ingredients.
The combined method reduces barriers to product absorption: with the outer dead-cell layer softened, actives reach the upper dermal layers more effectively. In Pittsburgh’s seasonal climate—dry winters and humid summers—that improved absorption helps address temporary dehydration and uneven texture without introducing invasive steps.
What to expect during treatment
During an OxyGeneo session you’ll feel purposeful, gentle contact across the face as exfoliation and infusion proceed. The capsule reaction can create a subtle warming or tingling sensation; many clients describe it as light and noninvasive. Treatments are performed by a trained therapist who monitors comfort and product delivery throughout the service.
We schedule appointments to suit commuters and busy households around Brookline and the West Liberty Avenue corridor, including early morning and late evening options. That flexibility helps clients combine a quick, in-and-out facial with transit or errands without disrupting work or family schedules.
Aftercare and follow-up options
Post-treatment skin is commonly more hydrated and receptive to topical care. Typical aftercare focuses on maintaining moisture and avoiding additional abrasive procedures for a few days; your therapist will suggest suitable serums and daily care tailored to seasonal needs, such as extra hydration in Pittsburgh’s cold months.
Frequency and follow-up depend on individual skin type and goals. Your therapist will review results and recommend a plan—whether occasional maintenance sessions or a short series—based on how your skin responds and on lifestyle factors like commuting, outdoor exposure, and household schedules.
