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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most clients report mild scratching or tingling sensations rather than significant pain. We adjust suction and technique for comfort, and apply soothing serums afterward. Tell your technician about sensitivity so we can further customize the experience.
Treatment plans vary by concern. Typically 3–6 sessions spaced two to four weeks apart improve sun damage, texture, and mild scarring. Your clinician will evaluate your skin and recommend a personalized schedule for best results.
Recovery is minimal; expect mild redness or tightness for 24–48 hours. Avoid heavy sweating, direct sun exposure, and harsh exfoliants for about a week. Use gentle cleansers, SPF, and recommended moisturizers to support healing.
Side effects are usually mild and temporary—redness, dryness, or slight sensitivity. Rare risks include irritation, pigment changes, or infection if aftercare is neglected. Discuss medical history and medications at consultation to minimize risks.
Yes. It smooths minor acne scars and helps lighten superficial pigmentation and sunspots. Deeper scarring or stubborn discoloration may respond better when combined with chemical peels, microneedling, or laser therapies for optimal improvement.
Avoid aggressive exfoliation, retinoids, and sunburn for at least one week prior. Keep skin hydrated and disclose medications or recent procedures. Arrive with clean skin and avoid heavy lotions or self-tanning products on the back.