How the infusion works
Oxygen is an essential element for skin function and naturally declines with age, contributing to dehydration, laxity, uneven tone, wrinkles and fine lines. The Oxygen Infusion Add-On uses pressurized oxygen to carry low molecule weight hyaluronic acid or a custom serum into deeper layers of the skin, delivered through a hand piece similar to an airbrush that glides over the surface.
This service is offered as a short add-on and is quoted as 5 MINUTES for the treatment and priced at $15. The device and serum choice determine how the product reaches deeper layers; the client’s baseline skin condition, recent treatments, and the serum selected all shape the immediate effects you might notice.
What to expect during treatment
During the session you’ll feel a gentle, focused stream of oxygen and serum as the technician passes the hand piece across treatment zones. There are no needles involved; the sensation is closer to an airbrush mist and light pressure. Technicians select a low molecule weight hyaluronic acid or a custom serum based on your facial plan.
Because the add-on is brief, it is typically performed during or immediately after your facial. There is no extended downtime specified. Many clients schedule this short extra while planning around commuting, office hours, travel, boating, or seasonal visits, since it fits easily into a longer appointment.
Fort Lauderdale skin considerations
Local climate and lifestyle shape when clients choose this add-on. Fort Lauderdale’s hot, humid subtropical climate, strong sun exposure near beaches and boating, and frequent summer rain can influence skin hydration and tone. Clients who spend time on the water or walk Las Olas often add the infusion to address environmental stressors without adding time to their visit.
C.Skin.Care Aesthetics serves Fort Lauderdale and nearby neighborhoods including Dania Beach, Hollywood, Oakland Park, Wilton Manors and Davie. The Harbordale location near Harbor Shops and the 17th Street Causeway is convenient for travelers and locals alike, with easy access from U.S. 1, I-95, the airport and Port Everglades when scheduling around trips or boating plans.
