The phrase "face treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to any type of care or procedure aimed at improving the appearance or health of the face. Example: I went to the spa for a relaxing face treatment which included a deep cleansing facial and a rejuvenating face mask.
Photograph: Josep Lago/AFP/Getty Images In Denmark, Prime Minister Helle Thorningotchmidtheot the sad smiley face treatment.
(I used this batter recipe to cover my face for the photograph, but I wouldn't recommend it as a face treatment as it really dried out my skin).
Some companies say the product is not only a cosmetic, but also a face treatment, and are loading it with SPF, antioxidants and vitamins.
Another face treatment, Rest-a-Line, is presumably intended to evoke Restylane, a gel that dermatologists inject into the lower layer of skin beneath wrinkles to flatten them out.
Women who may have suffered the most horrific levels of sexual violence still face treatment at the hands of officials that wouldn't have been out of place in a 1970s Thames Valley police station.
To assess an intensive proactive telephone smoking cessation program and compare it with a similar group in face to face treatment.
I still think face-to-face treatment, with three dimensions and all the textures that go on between doctor and patient, is much more important".
However, face-to-face treatment has limited utilization in the resource-constrained settings where humanitarian aid workers often operate.
Notably, Caspar Health's treatments are reimbursed by the largest reimbursement stakeholders, meaning the medical facilities are receiving the same amount of money per session as a face-to-face treatment.
We conclude that the Internet group have symptom severity scores comparable to those who seek face-to-face treatment.
Treatment satisfaction was reported as good in both computerised and face-to-face treatment groups [27], [45], [46].
