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Limpeza de Pele (Brazilian Extraction Facial)
Medically reviewed by ChokChok · Updated April 14, 2026
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The three-hour Brazilian deep-clean facial — yes, three hours. Steam, exhaustive extraction of every blackhead, enzymatic peel, high-frequency, and a soothing mask. The gold standard extraction facial the rest of the world learned from Brazilian estheticians.
How It Works
Deep double-cleanse and steam opens pores. Estheticians spend 60-90 min on manual extractions under a magnifying lamp. Follow-up: enzyme peel or mild AHA, high-frequency current to kill bacteria, and a calming mask.
What to Expect
Three hours on the table. Extractions are uncomfortable (not painful if done right). You leave blotchy and red — and wake up with genuinely clean, clear pores.
Pros
- ✓ Most thorough extraction available
- ✓ Immediate visible clarity
- ✓ Culturally mainstream in Brazil
Cons
- ✗ Three hours is a commitment
- ✗ Not suitable for rosacea or inflamed acne
- ✗ Results fade without home maintenance
Risks & Side Effects
- ⚠ Scarring or broken capillaries if extractions are rough
- ⚠ Temporary PIH on melanin-rich skin
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This is not medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider or dermatologist before trying new treatments, especially in-clinic procedures.
Routines for Related Concerns
Step-by-step K-beauty routines that complement Limpeza de Pele (Brazilian Extraction Facial).
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I do Limpeza de Pele (Brazilian Extraction Facial)?
every 4-8 weeks. Most people see results within clarity immediate, cumulative pore control over 3-6 months.
Does Limpeza de Pele (Brazilian Extraction Facial) hurt?
The pain level for Limpeza de Pele (Brazilian Extraction Facial) is moderate. Downtime: 1-2 days of visible redness.
What are the risks of Limpeza de Pele (Brazilian Extraction Facial)?
The main risks and side effects to be aware of: Scarring or broken capillaries if extractions are rough; Temporary PIH on melanin-rich skin. Always consult a qualified provider, especially for in-clinic procedures.
How much does Limpeza de Pele (Brazilian Extraction Facial) cost?
Limpeza de Pele (Brazilian Extraction Facial) is in the mid-range range. Typical cost: $80-200 per session.
Who is Limpeza de Pele (Brazilian Extraction Facial) best for?
Limpeza de Pele (Brazilian Extraction Facial) works best for normal, combination, oily, acne-prone skin, particularly those concerned with acne, pores, oiliness, dullness.