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Get answers to common questions about Microdermabrasion - Face.
Yes; Microdermabrasion - Face can be safe for many sensitive or acne-prone skin types when customized by our clinicians. We assess your skin first, adjust intensity, and may recommend an alternative if active severe acne or irritation is present.
Results vary by skin type and home care, but many clients notice smoother, brighter skin lasting weeks to months. Regular maintenance sessions and diligent sun protection extend benefits and improve cumulative results.
Your provider cleanses the skin, then uses a gentle diamond tip or crystal applicator to exfoliate while suctioning debris. Treatment typically takes 30–60 minutes, may produce mild tingling, and finishes with soothing serums and SPF.
Mild redness, temporary sensitivity, and light flaking are common and usually resolve within a few days. Follow aftercare instructions, avoid direct sun exposure, and contact us if irritation persists or worsens.
Typically a series of 3–6 treatments spaced two to four weeks apart yields optimal improvement for texture, discoloration, and scarring. We’ll design a personalized plan based on your skin goals and response.
Yes—it's often paired with chemical peels, LED therapy, or hydrating masks to boost results. Our clinicians will recommend safe combinations and spacing to enhance outcomes while minimizing irritation.