Warmth. Cold.
Regeneration.

Glaciénne is a non-invasive cosmetic facial treatment with controlled warm and cold phases. The applicator is moved over the skin; depending on the skin goal, the focus is on calming, firming, microcirculation, reduced puffiness or a fresh complexion.

No. A fresh glow can be an immediate effect, but within the Skin Revive concept Glaciénne is above all a repeatable Skin Longevity treatment. It combines gentle activation with a cooling recovery phase and can therefore be integrated long-term into a strategy for maintaining skin quality.

Long-term skincare is not only about intensive stimulation. Soothing, regeneration and addressing visible signs of stress also play a role. The warm phase supports activation and microcirculation, while the cold phase is used for its soothing and de-puffing effect. This makes Glaciénne particularly suitable between more stimulating treatments.

Many clients feel that their skin looks fresher, smoother or firmer immediately after the treatment. For goals such as elasticity, contours and long-term skin quality, repetition is more important than a single appointment. Results are individual.

For a more intensive, long-term concept, we often recommend around 4–6 sessions depending on skin condition and goal. Maintenance treatments at longer intervals may then be useful. We determine the rhythm individually.

No. The treatment is non-invasive and is generally experienced as pleasant. You feel alternating warm and cooling phases, the intensity of which is controlled and adapted to your skin.

There is no classic downtime as with treatments that create targeted micro-injuries. The skin may temporarily look slightly pink immediately afterwards, but you can normally continue your everyday routine straight away.

The cooling, soothing phase in particular makes Glaciénne interesting for sensitive or redness-prone skin. However, we assess individually whether the treatment is suitable for you. It does not replace dermatological treatment for skin diseases.

This describes the connection between persistent low-grade inflammatory processes and ageing processes. For our cosmetic concept, this means that Skin Longevity is not only about collagen stimulation. Skin that often appears red, heated or overstimulated also benefits from deliberately planned calming and recovery phases. Glaciénne is especially interesting for this gentler side of our Longevity concept.

For skin prone to redness and flushing, controlled cooling can have a cosmetically soothing effect and temporarily reduce visible redness and a feeling of heat. In cases of diagnosed rosacea, pronounced couperose or an acute flare, we decide individually and, if necessary, first recommend dermatological assessment. Glaciénne is not a therapy for rosacea.

Glaciénne Cryo Facial is not performed on acutely inflamed, infected or injured skin. Relevant illnesses, medications, recent procedures and individual contraindications are reviewed before treatment; medical clearance may be recommended when appropriate.

Cold temporarily constricts superficial vessels and can temporarily reduce local blood flow, a feeling of heat and swelling. In cosmetic treatment, we use this effect in a controlled way – not with maximum cold, but adapted to skin condition and comfort.

Yes. Depending on the preceding treatment and skin condition, a gentle cooling phase can be part of a recovery concept. However, timing and intensity must suit the respective treatment. Directly after invasive or strongly irritating treatments, we decide individually whether and when Glaciénne is appropriate.

Typical areas are the face, eye area, cheeks, jawline, neck and décolleté. The procedure is adapted depending on the area.

Yes. Within a Skin Longevity concept, it can be used on its own or as a regenerative complement to other facials. It can be particularly useful between more intensive treatments when soothing and maintaining skin quality are the main priorities.

Glaciénne Cryo Facial is not performed on acutely inflamed, infected or injured skin. Relevant illnesses, medications, recent procedures and individual contraindications are reviewed before treatment; medical clearance may be recommended when appropriate.

The skin normally requires no special downtime. We still recommend gentle skincare, sufficient hydration and daily sun protection. Very aggressive peels or strongly irritating active ingredients can be paused on the day of treatment if the skin is sensitive.