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Get answers to common questions about Microdermabrasion - Bikini.
During your session a licensed technician gently sands the area with a crystal or diamond-tip device, removing dead cells. Treatment takes about 20–40 minutes; you may feel mild abrasion and warmth. Skin will be soothed with a calming serum and post-care applied.
Most clients report mild scratching or a gritty sensation during treatment. Topical numbing isn't usually necessary. Any redness or tenderness fades within hours to a day. Our technicians adjust intensity to your comfort and skin sensitivity for a gentle experience.
Results vary, but many clients notice smoother, brighter skin after 1–3 treatments. For scarring or deeper discoloration, a series of 4–6 sessions spaced two to four weeks apart provides optimal cumulative improvement.
We recommend avoiding waxing, sugaring, or laser hair removal immediately before or after microdermabrasion. Wait at least one to two weeks post-wax to reduce irritation. Consult your technician to schedule treatments safely for best comfort and results.
Microdermabrasion is generally safe for darker skin when performed by experienced technicians. It reduces surface discoloration without aggressive injury. Some pigment-prone skin may need cautious settings or alternative treatments; we assess skin tone and tailor the approach accordingly.
Keep the area clean and moisturized, avoid sun exposure and hot baths for 48–72 hours, and skip irritants like harsh exfoliants or scented products. Use gentle sunscreen if the area will be exposed. Follow any product recommendations from your technician.