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Facials
Baton Rouge, LA

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Your Skin, on Its Terms

Facials at Stephens Plastic Surgery & Skincare Aesthetics

Choosing a facial begins with knowing what your skin needs. Dry, rough skin needs a different solution than clogged pores. At Stephens Plastic Surgery & Skincare Aesthetics in Baton Rouge, we offer Hydrafacial and DiamondGlow, along with other exfoliation services tailored to your skin. During your consultation, we’ll talk about your routine, sensitivity, and what you hope to change before recommending a treatment. Feel free to ask about scheduling your visit around work, travel, or special events.

The Steps Behind the Glow

What Is a Facial?

A facial is a professional skin treatment that includes cleansing and steps like exfoliation, pore extraction, and hydration. The methods and products we use depend on your skin. At Stephens, our device-based facials include Hydrafacial and DiamondGlow. We also offer services to help with surface buildup or uneven texture.

Exfoliation gets rid of dead skin cells on the surface. Extraction targets clogged pores, and hydrating products help your skin feel softer. We adjust the amount of exfoliation based on your skin’s sensitivity and the products you already use.

Facials at a Glance

Detail

What to Expect

Best for

Dullness, dehydration, rough texture, and selected congestion

Treatment type

Nonsurgical facial care with professional devices and products

Appointment length

Hydrafacial: about 45 minutes; DiamondGlow: 30–45 minutes

Sensation

Suction or exfoliation, with possible mild tingling

Recovery time

Little downtime for these device facials; temporary redness can occur

Maintenance

Repeat visits based on your response and chosen treatment

Find Your Starting Point

Which Facial Treatment Should I Choose?

The best facial for you depends on your skin concerns, its condition, and how much exfoliation your skin can handle. We offer two device-based options, along with treatments that can be used alone or added as needed.

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Hydrafacial

Hydrafacial includes cleansing, exfoliation, suction-based extraction, and hydration. A wand moves over your skin to deliver treatment solutions. You can add boosters to target issues like dryness or dullness. A Hydrafacial at Stephens takes about 45 minutes, and adding dermaplaning can make it about an hour.

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DiamondGlow

DiamondGlow uses a diamond-tipped wand to exfoliate, remove debris, and infuse a chosen serum into your skin. We select the tip and serum based on your treatment plan. Appointments last about 30 to 45 minutes, and you might notice some brief redness afterward.

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Related Exfoliation Options

Dermaplaning removes surface buildup and fine vellus hair, or peach fuzz, with a blade. Chemical peels use a solution to exfoliate at a selected depth and can improve uneven pigmentation and fine wrinkles associated with aging. Recovery depends on the peel. We'll assess how much exfoliation your skin can tolerate before combining services.

Focus on the Surface

What Can Facials Improve?

Facials can help skin look brighter and feel smoother by addressing surface buildup, dehydration, and selected clogged pores. Benefits may include:

  • A softer feel when skin is dry or rough.
  • Less visible congestion from blackheads and surface debris.
  • A smoother base for makeup.
  • Temporary softening of fine dehydration lines.

Established scars and persistent age spots may require another treatment. Microneedling, also available at Stephens, uses fine needles to stimulate collagen production and may suit selected scars or texture concerns. It involves different aftercare than a maintenance facial. We'll explain the improvement a facial can achieve before you commit to a series.

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A Good Fit Comes First

Am I a Candidate for a Facial?

Most skin types can benefit from facials, and we adjust the devices, products, and intensity to fit your needs. If your skin is irritated, that may change our approach. Sunburn, broken skin, cold sores, or inflamed acne might mean waiting or choosing a different treatment.

Let us know if you have allergies, rosacea, eczema, use prescription skincare, have had recent procedures, or are pregnant or breastfeeding. Even if a facial is labeled for sensitive skin, we’ll still need to assess your needs. Feel free to ask about anything that has irritated your skin in the past.

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A Little Preparation Helps

How Should I Prepare for My Facial?

  1. Share your skincare products and medications, including retinoids and acne treatments. Ask which products to pause and when to restart them. Consult the prescriber before changing a prescription.
  2. Try to avoid sunburn and tanning before your appointment. Let us know if you’ve recently had waxing, peels, laser treatments, or injectables so we can help you plan the timing.
  3. If you can, come to your appointment without makeup. Let us know about any irritation that comes up before your visit, even if it seems minor.

Time for Your Skin

What Happens During a Facial Appointment?

At your appointment, we’ll start by assessing your skin and talking about the treatment you’ve chosen. We’ll look at your concerns and your skin’s current condition, then explain each step and what you can expect to feel.

  1. Cleanse: Remove makeup and surface residue.
  2. Treat: Perform the chosen exfoliation and extraction steps, with settings suited to your skin.
  3. Hydrate: Apply or infuse the selected products as appropriate for the device.
  4. Finish: Discuss sun protection, home care, and the next visit if needed.

Suction and gentle exfoliation might feel new to you. Please let us know if the suction is too strong or if a solution stings. We can adjust or stop the treatment to make sure you’re comfortable.

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Keep the Calm

Facial Recovery Time and Aftercare

Hydrafacial and DiamondGlow usually require little downtime, but your skin might look a bit red or feel sensitive afterward. Peels and combination treatments may need a different recovery plan. Ask us about makeup and exercise for your specific treatment.

Use gentle cleansers and moisturizers, and avoid picking or scrubbing your skin. Follow our instructions about when to restart active ingredients. Wear a broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher and keep treated skin out of the sun. If you have more pain, blistering, or swelling that doesn’t go away, call our office. If you have trouble breathing or a severe allergic reaction, seek emergency care right away.

Between Appointments

Facial Results and Maintenance

You may notice more hydration and smoother skin after just one visit. How long the results last depends on the treatment, your skin, and your home care routine. Regular visits can help keep up the improvement. If you have ongoing acne or pigmentation, you might need a different treatment plan.

At Stephens, we suggest getting a Hydrafacial every four to six weeks. The timing for DiamondGlow and any treatment series depends on how your skin responds. We’ll help you coordinate your skincare products with your appointments so you don’t over-exfoliate at home.

Know What You're Booking

How Much Do Facials Cost in Baton Rouge?

The cost of a facial depends on the service, how long it takes, any boosters, and extras like dermaplaning. Ask us for the total price before adding a service and check what’s included. If you’re interested in ongoing care, talk with us about how often you should come in and the cost per visit.

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Experience Close to Home

Why Choose Stephens for Facial Treatments?

Our medical spa is part of the practice led by board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. J. Anthony Stephens, who has more than 25 years in private practice. His emphasis on patient education extends to our skincare team: you'll receive an explanation of the recommendation and its limits.

Our team can choose between Hydrafacial, DiamondGlow, and other skin services within the same practice. We may recommend waiting when your skin is irritated, or a medical evaluation when a routine facial can't deliver the improvement you wanted.

Before You Book

Facial Frequently Asked Questions

A suitable facial may help with blackheads and congestion. Painful, inflamed acne needs a medical treatment plan. Exfoliation or extraction over active lesions may irritate the skin. Tell us about breakouts and acne medication before booking.

Some people with sensitive skin can have an adjusted treatment. An active rosacea or eczema flare may call for postponement. Products, device settings, and the skin's condition all affect suitability.

Removing excess oil and buildup can make pores less noticeable. A facial won't erase pores or guarantee a lasting change in their size. Gentle home care helps limit recurring congestion.

Try a new facial well before an important event so you know how your skin responds. Tell us the date and any history of redness. The team can recommend timing for the service you've chosen.

Some combinations are appropriate, including Hydrafacial with dermaplaning for suitable skin. Peels, injectables, and laser procedures require coordinated timing. Share recent and planned treatments before scheduling.

You can discuss a single visit or a maintenance plan. The number of appointments should reflect the concern and your response. Ask what change is reasonable to expect before purchasing a series.

Make Room for Skin Care

Book Your Facial in Baton Rouge

Bring your questions and current routine to Stephens Plastic Surgery & Skincare Aesthetics. We'll help you choose a facial and understand the cost, aftercare, and maintenance. Visit us at 5233 Dijon Drive, Suite D, Baton Rouge, LA 70808, or call (225) 768-7546.