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ONCOLOGY FACIALS

For skin that now reacts to everything.

In treatment now? Just out of it? Years past it? Your skin is welcome here, and the hour is built around where it is today.

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A gentle facial in a bright treatment room, daylight through the window
FIG. 01 ONCOLOGY FACIALS & SKINCARE — IN THE ROOM

THE READ

TREATMENT
Oncology Facial & Skincare
DURATION
60 minutes
DEPTH
Epidermal
DOWNTIME
None
TREATS
A weakened barrier, dryness, stinging, redness, skin thinned by treatment
SAFE FOR
Built for skin in active treatment · in recovery · years afterward
FIG. 03 Working depth
Surface
Epidermis
Dermis
Structural
FIG. 04 Downtime
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Booked from Highland Beach · Ocean Ridge · Manalapan

What actually happens

Cancer treatment changes how skin works. Chemotherapy, radiation, and many targeted therapies all do this.

Your skin's barrier normally holds moisture in. It keeps irritants out.

Treatment can weaken that barrier. Skin that was never sensitive before may start to react.

Products it handled fine a year ago can now sting. So an oncology facial starts with a Skin Read focused on exactly that.

How is the barrier holding up? What can the skin handle right now?

What is it short of? The products we use are Skin Diva Labs formulas.

They are made without emulsifiers. So the facial will not strip a barrier that is already weak.

A Bella Reina therapist performing a gentle facial massage
FIG. 02 IN PRACTICE

Who this suits

This facial is built for skin in cancer treatment now. It also serves skin in recovery, and skin left sensitive by treatment years ago.

It is not a general sensitive-skin facial with a new name. If products you used for years now sting, if your skin feels tight an hour after washing, or if it simply stopped behaving like yours, this is the hour for it.

Who does it, and where it came from

Every esthetician on staff trains in oncology-safe protocol, so any of them can take you. The standard came from Nancy Reagan, who founded Bella Reina and went through cancer treatment herself.

The Skin Diva Labs line came out of the same experience. Both were built for skin genuinely changed by medical treatment, not for skin that is merely tired.

Bring your treatment calendar — we schedule around infusion weeks, and the front desk never needs it explained twice.

Common questions

Can I book while I'm still in active treatment?

Yes. This facial is built for it. Bring what you are being treated with and where you are in the cycle, because that is what the read needs. If your care team has told you to avoid anything in particular, tell us that too and we work around it.

Is every esthetician trained for this, or do I need to request someone?

Yes, so there is no one you need to request. Book with any esthetician on staff. Prefer someone you have worked with before? You are welcome to ask for them.

Which products do you use?

Mostly Skin Diva Labs formulas. They are made without emulsifiers, so a weakened barrier is not stripped. We add other product lines based on your own Skin Read.

Is this only for active treatment, or afterward too?

Both. Skin can carry barrier damage and new sensitivity long after the last infusion. The same protocol covers that stretch. Plenty of clients here are years past treatment and still book it for the dryness that stayed.

What is the appointment actually like?

One to one, in a treatment room with the door closed, for an hour. Nothing needs washing off at the end and there is nothing to recover from. Wear whatever head covering you are comfortable in. Bring your treatment calendar and the desk schedules around your infusion weeks.

New to Bella Reina

Your first Skin Read is on us.

The Skin Read consultation ($70) and a full Brow Wow wax and shape ($30) — a $100 experience, free for new clients. We look at your skin, tell you what it needs and what it doesn’t, and nothing is treated that day unless you want it to be.

New clients only · one per person

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Skin in treatment gets its own protocol.

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