Skin & Facials · Cinderella Whitening
Cinderella Whitening Treatment
A treatment that gives a combination of glutathione, thioctic acid (alpha-lipoic acid) and vitamin C by intravenous (IV) infusion, aimed at brighter, more even-looking skin and supporting the body's natural detox.
Cinderella Whitening explained
Cinderella Whitening (also known as our premium detox treatment) is an IV infusion: a combination of glutathione, thioctic acid (alpha-lipoic acid) and vitamin C is given slowly into a vein through a fine needle. These substances act as antioxidants in the body. The treatment aims to help your skin look brighter, clearer and more even, and to support the body's natural detox. Results vary from person to person. Before treatment, the doctor checks your health and decides whether it is suitable for you. A course of several sessions is usually needed, and one session usually takes about 45 to 60 minutes.
Photo: Cinderella Whitening treatment
Who it suits
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Uneven skin tone or dullness
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Skin that looks patchy because of marks or pigmentation
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People interested in an antioxidant treatment
It is important to tell the doctor before treatment if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have G6PD deficiency, have kidney disease or kidney stones, have liver disease, have diabetes (especially if you use insulin or diabetes tablets), have had a drug allergy, or take regular medicines. If it is not suitable for you, the doctor will tell you.
What to expect
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Consultation
The doctor asks about your health, medicines and allergy history, and decides whether the infusion is suitable.
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Preparation
A vein in your arm is cleaned and a fine needle (cannula) is placed for the infusion.
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Infusion
The solution is given slowly, and you are observed throughout for how you feel.
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Aftercare
You rest, are advised to drink plenty of water and protect your skin from the sun, and the next session is planned if needed.
Results and recovery
Results
After several sessions many people notice brighter, more even-looking skin, but how much change you see and how quickly varies from person to person. Protecting your skin from the sun is very important for keeping results. Results cannot be guaranteed.
Recovery and side effects
You can usually return to normal activities straight away. There may be slight redness or bruising where the needle was placed. During and after the course, avoid the sun and use sunscreen. If you feel dizzy or sick afterwards, please tell the doctor.
Possible side effects
In most people, side effects are mild and temporary, but this treatment can also carry serious risks.
- Pain, redness, swelling, bruising or vein inflammation where the needle was placed
- Headache, dizziness, nausea or facial flushing
- Skin rash or itching
- Low blood sugar (especially in people with diabetes)
- Rare but serious risks: severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis), infection, breakdown of red blood cells in people with G6PD deficiency, kidney stones, and effects on the liver and kidneys with high doses or prolonged use. If you have difficulty breathing, swelling of the face or throat, or a severe widespread rash, go to a hospital straight away.
Results vary from person to person.
Price
Frequently asked questions
Will my skin look whiter?
Most people hope for brighter, clearer and more even-looking skin after a course of treatments. How much change you see differs from person to person, and results cannot be guaranteed.
What is in the infusion?
A combination of glutathione, thioctic acid (alpha-lipoic acid) and vitamin C. These are antioxidants. The doctor will explain the ingredients before you start.
How many sessions are needed?
It depends on your skin and health. The doctor will discuss and decide the number of sessions and the gap between them with you.
Does the infusion hurt?
When the needle is placed you may feel a small sting, like a blood test or injection, and afterwards most people sit comfortably. Tell us straight away if you feel unwell during the infusion.
Do I need sun protection afterwards?
Yes. Sun can bring back marks and uneven tone, so use sunscreen, a hat or an umbrella every day.
Who should avoid it?
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have G6PD deficiency, kidney or liver disease, diabetes, or have had a drug allergy, please speak to the doctor first. The doctor will decide whether it is suitable.
Before and after
Photo: Cinderella Whitening before
Photo: Cinderella Whitening after
Photos are shown only with the client's consent. Results vary from person to person.
Questions about Cinderella Whitening? Just ask
Open daily, 10 AM to 6 PM. Talk to the doctor about whether Cinderella Whitening is right for you.
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