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HL Always Active

Sensitive Skin Barrier Repair

Low intensity · 3–4 sessions

Dehydrated skin reflects light unevenly and feels tight, because a weakened barrier loses water faster than it can hold it.

Restoring that barrier and replenishing the dermis brings back suppleness and an even, healthy glow.

Sensitive Skin Barrier Repair

How does the WIQO RESTORING CREAM (20 Sachets x 2 ml) therapy work?

1. Before the sessions:

Begin with a comprehensive skin evaluation to determine indications, treatment objectives, and the appropriate protocol. Define the recommended number of sessions and treatment intervals based on the patient’s condition and clinical goals.

2. In-clinic procedure:

Perform the WIQO RESTORING CREAM (20 Sachets x 2 ml) application using the recommended clinical technique and protocol. Each treatment session typically takes around 15 minutes, delivering controlled stimulation without needles or visible epidermal exfoliation.

3. Homecare support:

Recommend the appropriate HL Always Active homecare products to support skin recovery, maintain barrier function, and enhance treatment outcomes between sessions.

Sensitive Skin Barrier Repair

Treatment flow

Session 1:

WIQO RESTORING CREAM (20 Sachets x 2 ml) full-face application + initiation of supportive regimen

Session 2 (2–3 weeks):

Reapplication of the protocol with focus on the driest zones

Session 3 (4–6 weeks):

Combined structural + corrective phase (WIQO RESTORING CREAM (20 Sachets x 2 ml) + targeted work on the driest zones)

Session 4–5 (if required):

Stabilization phase with reduced intensity application and barrier support focus

Maintenance phase:

  • Repeat the full protocol cycle every 4–6 months depending on how depleted the barrier is
  • Support products (WIQO NORMAL COMBINATION SKIN FACE CREAM) used continuously between cycles for result stabilization

Alternative protocols