Oxygen Facial and Microdermabrasion
A surface-focused facial may help selected patients refresh the appearance and texture of their skin with minimal interruption to daily activities.
What the treatment involves
W8MD offers a consultation-based facial approach that may include exfoliation or microdermabrasion and oxygen-oriented facial steps according to the service available at the selected office. It is intended for cosmetic appearance—not for diagnosing or treating a skin disease.
Possible goals
A smoother-looking surface, refreshed appearance and temporary improvement in dull or uneven-looking texture.
Consultation
Review sensitivity, active acne or infection, eczema, rosacea, recent procedures, medications, pregnancy and product allergies.
Starting price
Oxygen facial or microdermabrasion services start from $150. Confirm inclusions and total cost before treatment.
Preparation and aftercare
Tell the clinician about recent peels, waxing, retinoids and sun exposure. Aftercare may include gentle cleansing, moisturizer, sun protection and temporarily avoiding irritating products. Redness, dryness, tenderness or irritation can occur.
How W8MD can help
W8MD reviews goals, medical history, medications, prior procedures, treatment-area findings, likely benefit, risks, alternatives, expected downtime and cost before recommending care. Service and clinician availability may differ between offices.
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Content reviewed for general accuracy by W8MD clinical leadership. Last reviewed September 2026.