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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Imperfections Per Spot.
Treatment count depends on the imperfection type and size. Many spots respond in one session, while deeper or vascular lesions often need 1–3 treatments spaced four to eight weeks apart. Your clinician will assess and recommend a personalized schedule during consultation.
Most patients feel only mild discomfort — a quick snapping or warming sensation. Topical numbing and cooling are available to increase comfort. Pain levels vary by sensitivity and treatment area, but procedures are generally well tolerated and brief.
Modern laser and electrosurgical techniques target the lesion while preserving nearby skin, minimizing scarring risk. Proper evaluation, experienced providers, and post-treatment care further reduce complications. Rarely, hypopigmentation or scarring can occur; follow clinician guidance to lower these risks.
Session length varies by lesion type and number. Single small spots often take five to fifteen minutes, while multiple or larger imperfections may require thirty minutes. Your initial consultation will estimate time and allow scheduling of an appropriately timed appointment.
Yes. Avoid recent sun exposure and tanning for at least two weeks, stop topical retinoids or exfoliants as directed, and disclose medications to your provider. Clean, makeup-free skin is preferred. Follow pre-appointment instructions to ensure safe, effective treatment.
Results vary by condition. Vascular spots may fade immediately or over several weeks; pigmented sun spots typically lighten gradually over a few weeks. Some imperfections need one treatment; others require multiple sessions for optimal, lasting improvement.

