Treatments for Brides

The right time to begin a specific facial protocol for brides is at least three months before the wedding. This timeframe makes it possible to plan treatment with proper medical judgement and to adapt each phase to the real needs of the skin and tissues. Our aesthetic therapists carry out an individual assessment and design a progressive plan so that the skin reaches the ceremony in the best possible condition.

We begin with facial cleansing

As with any protocol, treatment begins with a professional facial cleansing adapted to each skin type. This step makes it possible to remove impurities and dead skin cells and to optimise the response to later procedures.

Technology within the bridal protocol

The facial plan combines radiofrequency sessions — aimed at improving skin firmness — with personalised firming treatments that integrate different currents and specific active ingredients in order to stimulate the dermis and enhance the tightening effect. The goal is to improve skin quality in a gradual and controlled way. The protocol culminates in an oxygenation and radiance treatment in the days before the event, seeking a rested, even and luminous appearance.

The face is essential on your wedding day, but the rest of the body deserves the same attention and care.

Reshaping the silhouette before the wedding

To enhance your figure, we focus on reducing fluid retention through manual draining treatments and device-based techniques, which help reduce accumulations and fullness that may affect the silhouette. Once the area has improved, we turn to radiofrequency, which allows us to act on localised fat deposits, improving skin appearance by encouraging tissue tightening and helping define the figure. The goal is to drain tissues, relieve fluid retention, treat cellulite and achieve a toned, firm silhouette so that the dress fits perfectly.

When to start planning

To ensure that there is enough time to complete body treatments, it is necessary to begin at least three months before the wedding. In this way, progress can be monitored over time and other treatments can be incorporated as needed to address any new concerns that may arise.

In the days before the wedding, a radiance treatment is scheduled as the final phase of the protocol. In a session of approximately 90 minutes, the aim is to improve hydration, enhance skin radiance and provide a sense of relaxation that is especially valuable during a period of high emotional intensity.

Flash effect for face and body

To reinforce the radiant effect at body level, specific body wraps adapted to each skin type may be indicated. On the face, the protocol may be completed with manual techniques such as Japanese massage — known as the massage of the empresses — which promotes drainage, stimulates microcirculation and improves tone in the face, neck and décolletage.

Relaxation before the wedding is possible

Massage sessions are also recommended in order to reduce muscular tension and support general wellbeing. During this period, it is essential to follow the home-care guidelines indicated by the treatment-room team in order to optimise and maintain results. Each bridal protocol is designed on a personalised basis after an individual assessment, adjusting timing and techniques to the specific needs of each patient.