Of course, a back facial is advantageous on so many levels. One benefit is that your back gets better moisturized, which is especially appealing for those with chronic dry skin. Back facials also help with hyperpigmentation, zits, and bumps, per Simply Skin Esthetics. It's great for folks who have sun damage, textured skin, and are advancing in age. But try not to go in for a back facial if you're sunburnt or have any infections, per Men's Health. 

If you have sensitive skin or breakout quickly, tell your aesthetician, and they will alter the procedure to ensure your skin won't get irritated. But you can pretty much rest easy. According to S. Tyler Hollmig, M.D., an Austin-based dermatologist, a back facial is calmer than a face facial because your aesthetician is "not really trying to get deep down into the skin or trying to change the function or structure of the skin." They're just trying to clean up your pores and lessen the texture. One thing your skin needs post-back-facial is some more moisture to help it relax, so stay hydrated and don't skimp on moisturizers or anything else recommended by your esthetician, per Alpha School Of Massage.