Active Dermoinfusion
The latest innovation in beauty treatments
Exofacial allows a wide range of nutrient carriers to be infused into the skin during the cleansing, hydrating and exfoliating process, using customizable diamond micro-dermabrasion tips. It combines exfoliation, suction, hydration and nourishment in one progressive treatment.
Rather than an aggressive peel, Exofacial gently and safely removes the epidermal layers over a course of treatments — improving tolerance and results with every session.
Diamond-tip dermabrasion lifts away dead skin via suction.
Boosts hydration and treats dry, dehydrated skin.
Infuses targeted serums deep into the skin.
How Exofacial Works
Three-Phase Dermoinfusion
A diamond tip exfoliates and extracts while dead skin cells are suctioned away into a waste container.
Stimulates circulation and blood flow to aid tissue repair, promoting collagen and elastin production as well as cell renewal.
Serums targeting acne, hydration and glow are infused into the skin for deeper penetration and absorption.
Why Exofacial
Eight Reasons Skin Loves It
Improves skin radiance and glow while evening out skin tone.
Enhances skin volume and firmness, stimulating collagen production.
Promotes cell renewal for visibly smoother skin texture.
Reduces hyperpigmentation, fine lines and wrinkles.
Fades acne scars, blemishes and dark spots from sun damage.
Minimises enlarged pores and improves the look of stretch marks.
Treats dry, dehydrated skin and boosts hydration levels.
Tailored treatments and serums for every skin concern.
The Treatment Course
Progressive, Not Aggressive
Exofacial removes the epidermal layers gently and safely over a course of treatments. Each session is performed every 14 days — so the stratum corneum removed previously has not fully rebuilt, while the client's tolerance to the treatment steadily increases for better, lasting results.
Clinical Results
Before & After





Each photo shows the patient before (left) and after (right) treatment. Images are for illustration; individual results may vary.