SWiCH 4-Package Add-On

SWiCH 4-Package Add-On is a listed 15-minute combination of LED light treatment and microcurrent within a broader skincare appointment. It is a brief technology-focused add-on, not a complete facial or medical treatment.

Ask the provider to explain each device, the products used, the sequence, and the intended cosmetic purpose before adding both steps. Your skin and health context should guide the choice.

You may want to explore two device-led details in one short visit or add a more technology-oriented finish to a facial. The combination is designed for guests who want both steps discussed together.

Ask what each part contributes and what it cannot promise. Combining devices does not automatically make a treatment more suitable or guarantee a stronger result.

The listed option is 15 minutes, intended to fit into another facial or skincare service. Confirm the order and timing when booking your main treatment.

Use the time before the devices begin to review sensations, products, precautions, and your recent treatment history. A short appointment still needs informed consent.

The sensation depends on the device, light setting, eye protection, warmth, and your sensitivity. Ask what you will see and feel and whether protective measures are used before starting.

Tell the provider about discomfort, heat, headache, eye strain, or an unexpected reaction. The light step can be paused or stopped when your comfort changes.

Microcurrent sensations can vary with contact, conductive product, device settings, and individual sensitivity. Ask how the provider checks comfort while the current is being used.

Speak up about pain, burning, sharp sensation, or anything unusual. A brief add-on is optional and can be adjusted, paused, or declined.

Share irritation, allergies, photosensitivity, skin conditions, medications, pregnancy or nursing, active products, and any history of reacting to light-based or electrical treatments.

Also disclose implanted electronic or metal devices and recent injectables, fillers, threads, peels, lasers, waxing, facial surgery, or other procedures, including dates and treated areas.

Yes. Tell the provider about light sensitivity, medications, supplements, topical prescriptions, and products that may make your skin more reactive to light or facial care.

Do not stop medication or prescribed skincare without medical advice. Ask the provider whether you need to confirm compatibility with your healthcare professional before proceeding.

Tell the provider about implanted electronic or metal devices before an appointment involving microcurrent. Ask how the equipment relates to your specific medical history.

If suitability is uncertain, postpone and seek guidance from an appropriate healthcare professional. The 15-minute format does not remove the need for disclosure.

Ask how the pair fits with cleansing, exfoliation, extraction, steam, masks, or other devices in your selected facial. The provider may recommend a specific order or simplify the plan.

Share every service planned that day and the current condition of your skin. Device compatibility depends on the full appointment, not the add-on name alone.

Disclose sunburn, rash, open skin, infection, swelling, active inflammation, peeling, or significant tenderness before either device is used. Recently compromised skin may need recovery.

Ask whether to postpone or avoid an area, and seek medical advice for symptoms that are severe, persistent, spreading, or worsening. The spa cannot diagnose the cause.

Tell the provider what procedure you had, when it occurred, which area was treated, and what aftercare you received. Recently treated skin may not be ready for light or electrical contact.

Follow the treating clinician's instructions first. Postpone if your skin is raw, painful, unusually warm, peeling, or highly reactive.

Disclose recent injectables, fillers, threads, facial surgery, or other procedures and identify the treated areas. Product application, device contact, or pressure may need to wait.

Ask the medical professional who performed the procedure about timing and restrictions. Clinical aftercare takes priority over an optional combined add-on.

Yes. Share retinoids, acids, vitamin C, exfoliating tools, prescriptions, and recent routine changes. These details can affect comfort and how the devices fit with facial products.

Do not discontinue prescribed products without advice from your clinician. An accurate routine history helps the provider decide whether to simplify, separate, or skip the combination.

No permanent or guaranteed lifting, tightening, collagen, healing, or facial-shape result should be promised from a 15-minute add-on. It is a cosmetic device experience within a broader visit.

Discuss realistic expectations and suitability with the provider. For structural or medical concerns, consult an appropriately qualified professional rather than relying on an add-on.

Do not expect a guaranteed long-term change from one brief combination of LED light and microcurrent. Individual response depends on skin condition, device settings, products, and treatment context.

Ask what is realistic for your goal and timeline. Choose the add-on for an informed experience, not a promise of a fixed outcome.

You can ask about timing before a wedding, celebration, photo session, vacation, or important meeting. Share the event date and whether either technology would be new to you.

Leave enough time to see how your skin responds rather than trying two unfamiliar device steps immediately before the event. A familiar plan may be more comfortable.

Ask whether the device combination fits beside massage or bodywork and how the team would sequence facial products, oils, fragrance, heat, and movement. The answer depends on the full visit.

Tell the provider what else you want that day and any sensitivity to products or scents. Coordinating the order keeps the devices connected to your overall experience.

Yes. Tell the provider whether you want a concise explanation of LED light, microcurrent, eye protection, sensations, and aftercare before beginning. Understanding the sequence can make the add-on feel personal.

Ask questions before starting and speak up about heat, light, current, pressure, or pauses. You remain involved in the decision throughout the service.

Ask about cleansing, makeup, active skincare, sun exposure, exercise, heat, and timing for another device or facial step. Guidance depends on the products and full treatment sequence.

If you develop persistent burning, swelling, rash, unusual pain, eye discomfort, or another concerning reaction, stop related products and seek appropriate medical advice. Let the spa know what happened.

Use the booking path on this page to check current availability at Spa Chevy Chase in Chevy Chase, Maryland, and mention the exact 15-minute SWiCH 4-Package Add-On when arranging your facial.

Before treatment, share photosensitivity, allergies, active irritation, current products, medications, pregnancy or nursing, implanted devices, and recent procedures so both technology steps can be discussed around your context.