Hyperbaric Oxygen Infusion Technology

OxyJet MediFacial

Pressurized Pure Medical Oxygen & Active Peptides for Dewy, Plump Radiance

A luxurious dermatological MediFacial utilizing pulsed hyperbaric oxygen pressure to shoot vital active ingredients, antioxidants, and hyaluronic acid into the deep epidermis without needles.

High-Pressure Pure Oxygen Micro-Infusion
Intense Epidermal Plumpness & Hydration
Calms Stressed, Inflamed & Sensitive Skin
Instant Luminous Dewy Finish with Zero Downtime
Dr. Divya Sharma - Specialist in OxyJet MediFacial Consultation
Dr. Divya SharmaDermatologist

MBBS, MD (Dermatology)

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Dr. Divya Sharma
Authored & Clinically Supervised by Dr. Divya Sharma
MBBS, MD (Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy) • Registered Medical Practitioner
Patient Education

Skin is constantly protecting by keeping infections out of the body and keeps away the sickness. Taking care of skin, means allow the skin to do its job. This, in turn, will help to avoid wrinkles and even skin cancer. Good skincare also has tremendous social and mental benefits.

Medi-facial, as name, specifies it is a Medical Facial. Medi-facials are unique facial, prepared by considering the individual’s skin characteristics. It uses the ingredients that are skin-friendly and medically proven to benefit the skin in the long run and performed under the supervision of a dermatologist. Like any other facials, medi-facials are not based on chemical bleaching principle, however, are based on vitamins, antioxidants, alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs). These ingredients provide benefits like an instant brightening effect as well as anti-aging benefits to the skin in the long run, with a low risk of side effects such as temporary irritation. 

Globalization and awareness amongst the people resulted in more people turning towards the Medi-facials. Not only women but also men are fascinated by the medi-facials. Approximately 30%2 of the people coming for Medi-facials are men.

Difference between Normal and Medi-facial:

Normal Facial?:

  1. Standard and commonly used for all people
  2. Include harsh exfoliating agents which unnecessarily damage the skin barrier
  3. Works on the skin surface only and do not penetrate into the dermis from where actually skin does healing and repairing
  4. Temporary results that generally last only for few days
  5. Does not cure the problem but only hide 

Medi-Facial:

  1. Personalized facial considering individual skin. It is different for each person and also reacts differently
  2. Use of natural skin strengthening ingredients to speed up the cellular turnover, repair the skin without damaging the protective skin barrier
  3. Heated towel and massage allows  natural ingredients to penetrate into the dermal layer
  4. The results are temporary and need regular maintenance 
  5. Medi-facials gently recover and improve the skin texture

Why get medi-facials?

  • Relaxation: By applying proper pressure on the pressure points medi-facial will have a relaxing effect on your skin.

  • Stress-buster: Stress is the reason causing the majority of skin issues. A good medi-facial can calm the skin and support, but not replace, acne treatment.

  • Prevents bacterial breakouts: Medi-facial such as an anti-acne facial helps in great extent to get rid of bacteria, which causes inflammation during breakouts. Besides, it also minimizes the pore size, stabilizes oil production, and promotes healthy cell growth.

  • Anti-aging effects: Ingredients in the medi-facials support to minimize the signs of aging and rejuvenate the skin.

Some other benefits of medi-Facials:

  • Vitamins rich skin for a fresh glow

  • Skin rejuvenation

  • Decreased wrinkles and hyperpigmentation

  • Improved skin texture

  • Needle-free deep skin treatment

  • Low-discomfort

  • No irritation or redness

  • Short and pleasant

Types of Medi Facials:

  • Anti-acne facial

  • Anti-aging facial

  • Skin brightening facial

  • Skin rejuvenation facial

  • Collagen facial

  • Hydrating facial

  • Party facial

  • Instant glow facial

  • Tan facial

  • Oxy/Jet facial

Also, the natural ingredients in the medi-facials can reach the dermis to combat various skin issues, such as acne, scarring, pigment spots, sun damage, dehydration, rosacea, broken capillaries, etc. Medi-facials also improve the tone, texture, and collagen and elastin production in the skin, thus slowing down aging.

Recommended For

  • Dehydrated, dull, tired-looking facial skin
  • Pre-party, red carpet, or bridal instant radiance
  • Sensitive, red, or easily irritated skin types
  • Post-laser or post-peel soothing and accelerated healing
  • Fine dehydration lines around the mouth and eyes
Evidence-Based Care

Our 3-Phase OxyJet Protocol

Cooling, deeply relaxing, and immediately revitalizing.

01

Oxygen Micro-Exfoliation

Pulsed oxygen and enzyme solution sweeps away dead surface cells and clears congested pores.

02

Hyperbaric Serum Jet Delivery

High-pressure oxygen delivers hyaluronic acid and botanical peptides deep into the epidermis.

03

Pure Oxygen Inhalation & Shield

Soothing pure oxygen dome bath to energize cellular repair, finished with ceramide moisture lock.

Patient Clarifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is OxyJet MediFacial safe for acne-prone skin?+

Yes! Oxygen facials are a cosmetic hydrating treatment and are not a proven acne treatment; acne-prone skin should be assessed first.

Can I wear makeup after an OxyJet MediFacial?+

Yes, although most patients prefer to let their bare skin glow naturally for the rest of the day. There is zero peeling, flaking, or redness.

Discuss Your Concern With a Dermatologist

Schedule a consultation with Dr. Divya Sharma for an in-person assessment and an evidence-based treatment plan suited to you.

References & Further Reading

Claims on this page have been reviewed against current peer-reviewed literature and clinical guidelines, including:

  1. Hughes MC, et al. Sunscreen and prevention of skin aging: a randomized trial. Ann Intern Med. 2013. PubMed PMID: 23732711
  2. Lim HW, et al. International modified Delphi consensus statement on visible light photoprotection: effects, measurement, and recommendations. J Invest Dermatol. 2026. PubMed PMID: 42101389
  3. Reynolds RV, et al. Guidelines of care for the management of acne vulgaris. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2024. PubMed PMID: 38300170
  4. Meixiong J, et al. Diet and acne: a systematic review. JAAD Int. 2022. PubMed PMID: 35373155

The information on this website is for general patient education only and is not a substitute for an in-person medical consultation, diagnosis or treatment. Treatment suitability and outcomes vary from person to person; no specific result is promised. Please consult a registered medical practitioner for advice on your condition.