Glacē FacialGlass Skin Hydrating Facial in Westlake, Austin
Deep cleansing.
Intense hydration.
Total relaxation.
The Candela Glacē facial combines diamond-tip exfoliation, a two-phase serum infusion and a soothing cupping massage to reveal smoother, brighter, more radiant-looking skin, with no downtime.
A Next-Generation Facial for Healthier, More Radiant Skin.
Glacē (pronounced glah-SAY) goes beyond a traditional hydrafacial. In one 30–45 minute session, single-use diamond tips gently exfoliate, a two-phase serum system cleanses and then infuses hydration, and a dual cupping massage and LED light therapy finish the treatment, leaving skin clean, plump and luminous.
How it works →A Visible Difference After Just One Treatment.
- Deep Cleansing
- Intense Hydration
- Brighter, Smoother-Looking Skin
- Relaxing Experience with LED Therapy
- No Downtime
Three Steps to Glass Skin.
Glacē gently exfoliates, infuses and revitalizes your skin, finishing with LED light therapy, so you leave looking smoother, brighter and healthier.
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Exfoliate
Single-use diamond tips lift dead skin cells while the first serum phase cleanses and clears congested pores.
Infuse
The second phase delivers hydrating, nourishing serums into freshly exfoliated skin when it's most receptive.
Rejuvenate
A dual cupping massage works both sides of the face to boost circulation, then LED light therapy calms and finishes the skin, leaving it looking sculpted and glowing.
Smoother. Brighter. Healthier-Looking Skin.
Many clients notice an immediate improvement in radiance, texture and hydration after one session. For lasting glow, we recommend a Glacē facial every 2–4 weeks, on its own or between more intensive treatments like Candela Matrix.
Explore Candela Matrix →A Facial for Every Skin Goal.
Glacē can be tailored to most skin types, including sensitive skin, and used on the face, neck and décolletage. It's a great fit if you're looking to improve:
- Dull, tired-looking skin
- Uneven-looking tone
- Rough texture
- Visible pores
- Congested skin
- Dry or dehydrated skin
- A glow before an event
- Skin between laser treatments
Glacē Facial FAQs
What is a Glacē facial?
Glacē (pronounced glah-SAY) is a facial treatment system from Candela. It combines diamond-tip microdermabrasion, a two-phase serum infusion that cleanses and then hydrates, a dual cupping massage and an LED light therapy finish, for clean, hydrated, radiant-looking skin in one session.
How is Glacē different from a HydraFacial?
Both are hydrating facials that exfoliate, cleanse and infuse serums. Glacē uses single-use diamond-integrated tips for exfoliation and adds a dual-mode cupping massage that treats both sides of the face at once to support circulation and a more sculpted look.
How long does a Glacē facial take?
Most sessions take about 30–45 minutes.
Is there downtime?
No. You can apply makeup and return to your normal routine right after your facial.
Does it hurt?
Most clients find it relaxing. Glacē uses gentle exfoliation, suction and massage, and settings can be adjusted for your comfort.
How often should I get a Glacē facial?
For ongoing glow, every 2–4 weeks works well as part of a regular skincare routine. Results are temporary, so regular sessions help maintain them.
Is Glacē safe for sensitive skin?
Glacē can be tailored to most skin types, including sensitive skin. Your provider will review your skin and history before your first treatment.
Can I combine Glacē with other treatments?
Yes. Many clients use Glacē for maintenance between more intensive treatments like Candela Matrix, or pair it with injectables and medical-grade skincare. Your provider can help you plan the right timing.
Where can I get a Glacē facial in Austin?
blür med spa offers the Candela Glacē facial at 2765 Bee Caves Rd #205 in Westlake, Austin, TX 78746. Book online or call (512) 355-4706.
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Our team in Westlake, Austin will tailor your Glacē treatment to your skin and goals, for smoother, brighter, healthier-looking skin.
Glacē is a cosmetic facial treatment and is not intended to treat medical or dermatological conditions. Results are typically temporary and vary by individual; regular sessions help maintain them. Treatments are performed by licensed professionals under the medical direction of Karen Stierman, MD.