The Glass Skin treatment combines microneedling with a BioRepeel peel to smooth texture, brighten tone, and boost radiance, delivering the smooth, luminous, almost translucent look behind the popular Korean beauty trend.
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This treatment layers two complementary techniques in one visit. Microneedling uses fine needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin, triggering the body's natural collagen production and improving the look of texture, pores, and fine lines over time. BioRepeel is a biphasic peel that combines exfoliating acids with a self-neutralizing formula, resurfacing the skin's outer layer to brighten tone and smooth texture without the extended downtime of some traditional peels.
Together, microneedling's collagen-stimulating effect and BioRepeel's resurfacing action are designed to complement each other, addressing both the deeper texture of the skin and its surface tone and clarity in a single session.
Hera's providers are trained in both microneedling and peel protocols, and treatment is performed within a physician-guided practice, so your provider can adjust needle depth and peel strength based on your skin's tolerance and goals rather than applying a one-size-fits-all approach.
Is this the same as a regular hydrating facial?
Is there downtime after this treatment?
How many sessions will I need?
Can I get BioRepeel on its own?
No. Glass Skin at Hera is an active combination treatment using microneedling and a chemical peel, which produces more noticeable resurfacing than a standard hydration-focused facial, along with some visible downtime.
Yes, expect some redness, tightness, and light peeling for several days as the skin responds to both the microneedling and the peel.
A series of sessions, spaced several weeks apart, is typically recommended for the best results, since both microneedling and peels build cumulative benefits over time.
Yes, BioRepeel is also available at Hera as a stand-alone peel if you'd prefer that without microneedling.
