LYMA X Joanna Czech Launch the Ultimate Oscars Facial

The most exclusive invite to this year’s Oscars came courtesy of Hollywood’s favourite facialist Joanna Czech, and the world’s leading laser light technology.

Sunday marked the 96th Academy Awards and as the year of the mega movies that brought us all back into the cinema, it was fitting that it should be the most glittering yet. But ceremony and after parties aside, the Oscars is all about the pre-party skin prep and headlining them all, was the LYMA X Joanna Czech ultimate pre-show facial treatment.

When it comes to A-list red carpet skin, Joanna Czech remains unequivocally the hottest ticket in La La Land and it’s obvious which of Hollywood’s A-list have managed to bag an appointment with her from the glow across their faces.

With established skin studios already in Dallas and New York, Czech has now taken residence in LA, so the West Coast elite can gain easy access to her deft skills. Throughout Oscars weekend, the Hollywood set snuck into a private suite of L'Ermitage Beverly Hills for a complete skin boosting experience in the form of individually customised facials using the now world famous LYMA Laser.

The A-list are notoriously secretive about their beauty regimes and the real products they use to look that good. However, the LYMA Laser is the beauty tool Hollywood’s become fond of shouting about because unlike all other clinic grade laser technologies, the LYMA Laser doesn’t harm or disrupt skin in any way and there’s zero downtime. That means skin rejuvenation can happen from private jet to on set, in the backseat of a limo, even Hamptons poolside, wherever.

What’s captured the attention of the A-list is the Laser’s ground-breaking technology that harnesses the full force of a skin rejuvenation laser beam but minus any of the thermal damage. In fact, it’s entirely cold to the touch. The Laser works through a scientific process called photobiomodulation whereby the coherent laser beam transmits down into the lower levels of skin waking up dormant cells to get them working as new again. The result is plumper, brighter skin, redefined contours and a smooth surface to create the perfect canvas for make-up.

“On the red carpet, you want to feel and look your best, and so much of that is how you feel in your own skin – skin preparation is everything. The LYMA Laser is the perfect tool for red carpet events and my go-to device for my most celebrated clients. The Laser has the power to give an instant glow, reduce redness and deliver firmer, tighter skin. For both special events and for long term skin transformations, the LYMA Laser is an absolute must for myself, and my clients.”

Joanna Czech, A-List Aesthetician.

The customised LYMA treatment begins with a sculpting and lifting manual massage, followed by exfoliation and a combination of targeted serums chosen for their skin's needs on that day. Afterwards, the LYMA Laser is used to improve skin elasticity, reduce pigmentation, brighten and push skincare products more deeply into the skin. Each facial will then offer additional skin therapies including ultrasound, oxygen infusion and intensive face masks. Every Czech facial massage finishes with powerful rejuvenating LED therapy with negative ions.

Fear not, even if you didn’t quite make the Oscars guest list this year, Joanna Czech tells us how she uses the LYMA Laser as part of her infamous massage techniques so you can get the most out of the LYMA Laser at home.

• Always start with the LYMA Oxygen Mist. I use about six sprays.

• Follow with two pumps of LYMA Oxygen Glide. Apply with a nice press and release motion.

• Turn the laser on. I use very slow movements - 10 minutes on one side of my face, 10 minutes on the other and a final 10 minutes on my neck.

• To treat a particular area, for instance crow's feet, make sure you’re holding the Laser directly at the area that you are addressing and hold it right there for about 5 minutes.

Be consistent. Do it every single day for about three months. This is what professionals call the cumulative results of a treatment.