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“Red Carpet” or “Fire and Ice” treatment by iS Clinical

“Red Carpet” or “Fire and Ice” treatment by iS Clinical

The Fire & Ice Facial by iS Clinical is an iconic skin rejuvenation treatment that has earned the nickname "The Red Carpet Facial" for its ability to prepare the skin for a photoshoot or special event in just one session.

The treatment combines two contrasting masks—a warming exfoliating mask followed by a cooling restorative mask—to deliver results comparable to a chemical peel without the typical drawbacks such as peeling, prolonged redness, or downtime.

“Red Carpet” or “Fire and Ice” treatment by iS Clinical

1800 UAH

Doctors

Natalia Tarasivna Rasevych

Surgeon,Medical Aesthetician

2012–2018 – Ivano-Frankivsk National Medical University, Faculty of Medicine. Obtained the qualification of Medical Doctor (Specialist Diploma). 2018–2021 – Internship in Surgery. Practical training at City Clinical Hospital No. 1, with the academic part completed at the Department of Surgery, Postgraduate Education Faculty, Ivano...

Mariana Plegutsa

dermatovenereologist,Medical Aesthetician

Dermatovenereologist with work experience both in Ukraine and abroad: Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Kuwait. Specialization: Dermatovenereology, Ivano-Frankivsk National Medical University. September 2001 – June 2007 – Studied at Bukovinian State Medical University. August 2007 – October 2011 – Internship in Obstetrics and Gynecology, ...

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Treatment Process

Step 1. Cleansing and Skin Preparation

The skin is thoroughly cleansed, and gentle steam is used to open the pores, allowing the active ingredients to penetrate more effectively.

Step 2. "Fire" – Intensive Exfoliating Treatment

A warming mask containing glycolic acid, lactic acid, other fruit acids, retinol, and vitamin B3 (niacinamide) is applied. It deeply exfoliates dead skin cells, stimulates circulation, and promotes cellular renewal. A mild warming or tingling sensation is normal during this stage.

Step 3. Neutralization

The exfoliating mask is removed, and the skin is neutralized and prepared for the soothing phase of the treatment.

Step 4. "Ice" – Cooling Rejuvenating Treatment

A calming gel enriched with aloe vera, green tea, and hyaluronic acid is applied to cool the skin, reduce redness, provide intense hydration, and lock in the rejuvenating effects of the treatment.

Step 5. Finishing Care

A nourishing serum or moisturizer is applied to seal in hydration and leave the skin glowing and refreshed.

Treatment time: approximately 45–60 minutes.

Benefits

Instant visible results
Unlike traditional chemical peels, the skin looks noticeably smoother, firmer, brighter, and more refreshed immediately after the treatment.

No downtime
There is no peeling or significant redness, allowing you to return to your normal routine immediately. Makeup can usually be applied within a few hours.

Suitable for most skin types
The treatment is appropriate for nearly all skin types, including sensitive skin. It may also be performed during pregnancy and breastfeeding following consultation with a qualified skincare professional.

Comprehensive skin rejuvenation
The Fire & Ice Facial addresses multiple concerns at once by improving skin tone, refining pores, reducing the appearance of acne and post-acne marks, and softening fine lines.

Indications

  • Dull, tired-looking skin
  • Uneven skin texture and enlarged pores
  • Fine expression lines
  • Post-acne marks and uneven skin texture
  • Skin preparation before a special event, celebration, or professional photoshoot when immediate visible results are desired

Contraindications

  • Active herpes infection
  • Open wounds or damaged skin in the treatment area
  • Known allergy or hypersensitivity to any treatment ingredients
  • Acute inflammatory skin conditions

Recommended Treatment Schedule

To maintain healthy, radiant skin, the treatment can be repeated every 3–4 weeks.

For more noticeable improvement of concerns such as post-acne pigmentation, uneven texture, or early signs of aging, a course of 4–6 treatments is recommended.