How the treatment works
The Decollete Addition focuses on the delicate chest area using the same principles as a HydraFacial: gentle exfoliation to remove dead skin cells, followed by deep hydration and an antioxidant infusion to support skin health. This non-invasive sequence addresses uneven texture and tone while minimizing the visible effects of sun exposure and fine lines without surgical intervention.
This targeted step is brief — a focused 15-minute treatment — and is designed to integrate with a full facial or stand alone. The method emphasizes hydration and topical antioxidant delivery rather than aggressive resurfacing, which makes it appropriate for the thinner, more sensitive skin of the décolleté while limiting irritation risk.
What clients should expect
During the treatment you can expect gentle sensations as exfoliation and hydrating serums are applied to the chest. Many clients report an immediate, refreshed look and feel. The addition is suitable as a quick enhancement before special events or as part of a longer service, with minimal preparation or recovery time required.
Because Radiance serves commuters and families in Overland Park — near the West 79th Street corridor, Oak Park Mall and I-435 — the 15-minute timing fits easily into before-or-after-work schedules and weekend shopping visits. Providers will adapt pressure and product selection to your skin’s sensitivity and recent sun exposure.
Aftercare and continuing care
After the Decollete Addition you should protect the treated area from sun exposure and keep the chest well moisturized; using a daily broad-spectrum sunscreen is especially important in our humid continental climate with strong summer sun. These steps help preserve improved texture and tone and address the treatment’s focus on minimizing the appearance of sun damage.
Maintenance frequency depends on your goals, skin condition and lifestyle. Local clients often combine this addition with routine facials or seasonal visits tied to family and shopping schedules. Your esthetician will recommend follow-up spacing based on visible results, sun exposure history and whether you pair the addition with other in-clinic treatments.
