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Get answers to common questions about Microdermabrasion Facial + LED Light Therapy.
Most clients experience only mild scraping or slight tingling during microdermabrasion; LED light is soothing. We customize intensity and can apply topical anesthetic if needed. Expect minor redness that subsides within a few hours to a day.
You’ll notice immediate softness and a brighter glow after one session, while improvements in texture, tone and fine lines develop over several sessions. A series of treatments spaced two to four weeks apart provides best cumulative results.
Suitable for most skin types seeking exfoliation, brightness, or acne improvement. Not recommended for active rosacea flare-ups, open wounds, severe eczema or recent chemical peels. Consultation determines safe customization and expected outcomes.
Appointments usually last 45 to 60 minutes, including consultation, cleansing, microdermabrasion, LED therapy and post-care. Timing varies with add-ons and skin sensitivity; plan accordingly to allow time for skin assessment.
Avoid direct sun, harsh exfoliants and hot baths for 48 hours. Use gentle cleanser, broad-spectrum SPF daily, and hydrating serums. Follow recommended products and schedule follow-up treatments for optimal, lasting results.
Yes, the combined approach helps reduce acne, minimize post-inflammatory pigmentation and improve superficial scarring. Multiple sessions are usually required, and severe scarring may need adjunctive treatments like chemical peels or microneedling.