Maintain Your Plastic Surgery Results With A Post-Surgery Skincare Regimen

January 29, 2026
ZO Medical-Grade Skincare Products

Medical-grade skincare products are like insurance for your plastic surgery procedure. Using products recommended by your plastic surgeon will not only ensure that your skin heals nicely but also help transition you into a customized skincare regimen to maximize and prolong the effects of your procedure.


At Visage Facial Plastic Surgery, we offer skincare to enhance surgical results and allow our patients to experience continuously healthy skin. Whether you're looking to extend the effects of injectables or fillers, maximize your glow from a chemical peel, or maintain younger looking skin following a plastic surgery procedure, our selection of post-treatment skincare products can help you.


Why should you use medical-grade skincare after your procedure?


Here are some of the main reason to opt for medical-grade products after a facial plastic surgery procedure:


  1. Post-procedure skin is more sensitive than normal and requires extra care for proper healing.
  2. The higher potency active ingredients in Alastin products penetrate deeper to maximize the benefits of your treatment.
  3. Products are formulated to promote healthy skin barrier function to help the skin regenerate faster and reduce scar formation.

Post-Surgical Skincare Protocol


Our general recommendation is to avoid any products containing fragrance (check the list of ingredients) around incisions or resurfaced areas for 4 weeks after the procedure. Your exact post-procedure skincare protocol will vary depending on your skin type and procedure and can be discussed at your pre-op appointment. These are just some of the gentle products we offer for post-procedure skin.

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Post-Procedure Skincare At Visage Facial Plastic Surgery

Alastin Skincare products are available for our patients to purchase in our office. For more help starting a skincare regimen, ask about Alastin Skincare at your next appointment.

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