Skin That Looks Tired No Matter What You Try
You maintain a solid routine — cleanser, SPF, thoughtful active ingredients — and your skin still looks flat. Not damaged, not neglected. Just tired. The unicorn facial may offer the visible refresh many patients seek when skincare routines plateau.
At a Glance
- What it is
- Topical PRX-T33 biorevitalization peel (TCA + H2O2 + kojic acid)
- Sessions
- Series of 4, spaced weekly or every two weeks
- Downtime
- None — back to normal activity same day
- Skin types
- All Fitzpatrick (I–VI), year-round (non-photosensitizing)
- Cost
- $375 per session · $1,350 for series of 4
What Is the Unicorn Facial?
The unicorn facial uses WiQo P-Solution — the PRX-T33 formula developed in Italy — as a topical biorevitalization peel. Unlike a traditional chemical peel, PRX-T33 stimulates collagen and skin quality deep in the dermis without the visible peeling, frosting, or downtime associated with conventional TCA peels.
The name reflects what was once considered difficult in aesthetic medicine: meaningful improvements in skin tone, texture, and firmness without the downtime of more aggressive resurfacing treatments — no needles, no visible peeling, and no recovery period.
Three Active Ingredients
- Trichloroacetic acid (TCA) at 33%: penetrates the dermis and stimulates fibroblast activity, increasing collagen and elastin production for improved firmness.
- Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2): modulates TCA activity at the surface, reducing visible frosting and allowing PRX-T33 to stimulate skin with less epidermal disruption than a traditional TCA peel.
- Kojic acid: a brightening agent that inhibits melanin production, helping reduce hyperpigmentation and improve complexion.
This chemistry is what makes PRX-T33 different from a standard TCA peel. The hydrogen peroxide acts as a buffer — preventing the acid from coagulating the epidermis and allowing it to work on deeper layers with less surface disruption.
How the Procedure Works
The unicorn facial is applied topically — no injections, no devices. Skin is cleansed with a pH-stabilizing solution, PRX-T33 is massaged in section by section (two to five layers depending on the concern), and WiQo moisturizing cream is applied after to restore the skin’s hydrolipidic film. The full session takes 15 to 20 minutes for face and neck.

Patients typically describe the sensation as similar to a deep tissue massage with mild stinging — this is expected and not harmful. There is no recovery time required after the session.
What the Unicorn Facial Improves
PRX-T33 helps address a range of skin concerns by stimulating collagen regeneration and refining the appearance of the treated area.
| Concern | How PRX-T33 helps |
|---|---|
| Fine lines and wrinkles | Collagen stimulation thickens the dermis, softening wrinkles |
| Sun damage and photoaging | Cell regeneration reduces visible damage |
| Melasma and hyperpigmentation | Kojic acid inhibits melanin production, improving complexion |
| Large pores | New collagen tightens pore walls |
| Skin laxity | Elastin and collagen production improve firmness |
| Dull-looking skin | Smoother texture and brighter, more refreshed appearance |
| Stretch marks | Dermal stimulation on body areas |
How PRX-T33 helps
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Collagen stimulation thickens the dermis, softening wrinkles
- Sun damage and photoaging
- Cell regeneration reduces visible damage
- Melasma and hyperpigmentation
- Kojic acid inhibits melanin production, improving complexion
- Large pores
- New collagen tightens pore walls
- Skin laxity
- Elastin and collagen production improve firmness
- Dull-looking skin
- Smoother texture and brighter, more refreshed appearance
- Stretch marks
- Dermal stimulation on body areas
Results — What to Expect
The unicorn facial produces visible results from the first session. Full benefits develop over a treatment series — early brightness and smoothness appear quickly, while firmness and texture continue to improve through the protocol.
Immediately
Brighter, smoother skin
Skin looks brighter, feels smoother and firmer. Mild redness resolves within hours.
Days 1–7
Possible light flaking
Light surface flaking in some patients — much milder than a traditional peel. Most experience none.
2–3 months
Collagen remodeling
Ongoing collagen remodeling continues beneath the surface after the series is complete.
Months after
Sustained quality
Results vary by skin condition, protocol adherence, home care, and maintenance schedule.
Maintenance
Every 6 months
1–2 sessions every six months recommended to sustain benefits long-term.
A standard series at Desert Bloom is 4 treatments. PRX Derm-Perfection runs once a week for 4 weeks; PRX Plus is every 2 weeks for 4 sessions total. WiQo moisturizing cream is provided post-session for aftercare.
Unicorn Facial vs. Traditional Chemical Peel
Many patients considering the unicorn facial are also weighing a traditional chemical peel. Here is how PRX-T33 compares.
| Factor | Unicorn Facial (PRX-T33) | Traditional TCA Peel |
|---|---|---|
| Downtime | None | 5–14 days |
| Peeling | Minimal to none | Significant |
| Photosensitizing | No — year-round use | Yes — avoid summer |
| Skin types | All Fitzpatrick (I–VI) | Limited, especially darker tones |
| Results visible | Same day | After healing (10+ days) |
| Pain level | Mild stinging, like deep massage | Burning and stinging |
| Sessions | Series of 4 | Often 1 (more aggressive) |
Unicorn Facial (PRX-T33)
- Downtime
- None
- Peeling
- Minimal to none
- Photosensitizing
- No — year-round use
- Skin types
- All Fitzpatrick (I–VI)
- Results visible
- Same day
- Pain level
- Mild stinging, like deep massage
- Sessions
- Series of 4
Traditional TCA Peel
- Downtime
- 5–14 days
- Peeling
- Significant
- Photosensitizing
- Yes — avoid summer
- Skin types
- Limited, especially darker tones
- Results visible
- After healing (10+ days)
- Pain level
- Burning and stinging
- Sessions
- Often 1 (more aggressive)
Unicorn Facial Cost in Scottsdale
A series of 4 treatments is the standard protocol for general rejuvenation. Pricing includes the PRX-T33 application and post-treatment guidance.
Pricing
- Unicorn Facial (PRX-T33) — single session$375
- Series of 4 treatments$1,350
Why Choose Desert Bloom for Your Unicorn Facial

Desert Bloom Skincare is a medical-grade aesthetic practice in Scottsdale. PRX-T33 treatments are performed under the medical supervision of Dr. Natalya Borakowski, NMD. Because Desert Bloom offers a full range of procedures — from RF microneedling to laser resurfacing — recommendations are based on what your skin actually needs, not what’s on a single-treatment menu.
“PRX-T33 is one of those procedures where patients walk in skeptical — no needles, no peeling, no downtime — and then see their skin in the mirror immediately after. The improvement is real, and it happens fast.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes PRX-T33 different from a traditional TCA peel?
How many sessions do I need and how are they spaced?
Can PRX-T33 be combined with other treatments?
Is PRX-T33 safe for darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick IV–VI)?
Can I treat areas other than the face?
Why is PRX-T33 not the right choice for acne scars?

Medically reviewed by
Founder, Desert Bloom Skincare · 17 Years Experience
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WiQo Med S.r.l.. PRX-T33 Professional Protocol — Dermal Biorevitalization. Manufacturer reference, Italy; 2024.
CE-marked medical device · wiqo.com
Individual results vary. The unicorn facial (PRX-T33) is performed under the medical supervision of Dr. Natalya Borakowski, NMD, at Desert Bloom Skincare in Scottsdale, AZ. PRX-T33 is manufactured by WiQo Med S.r.l. (Italy) and is CE-marked as a medical device. A consultation is required to determine whether this treatment is appropriate for you. This content is for informational purposes and does not constitute medical advice.







