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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Microderm And Photofacial.
Most clients see improvement after 3–6 sessions spaced four weeks apart. Exact number depends on skin condition, severity of concerns, and desired results. Our technicians recommend a personalized treatment plan during consultation to achieve optimal, long-lasting improvement.
Most clients experience mild sensations—light abrasion during microdermabrasion and warm pulsing with photofacial. Discomfort is generally minimal; topical numbing is rarely needed. Post-treatment skin may feel sensitive, like a mild sunburn, for a day or two.
Suitable for most Fitzpatrick skin types, this combo treats sun damage, fine lines, texture, and mild pigmentation. Darker skin tones require careful settings and assessment; our certified providers tailor parameters to ensure safe, effective outcomes for each client.
Recovery is minimal: expect redness and mild sensitivity for 24–72 hours. Avoid direct sun exposure, heavy makeup, and exfoliants for several days. Most people return to normal activities immediately with gentle skincare and sunscreen application.
Yes — the mechanical exfoliation smooths surface irregularities while photofacial stimulates collagen and reduces redness. Results vary by scar depth; more pronounced scarring may need adjunctive treatments like microneedling or laser resurfacing for optimal improvement.
Yes — active infection, recent tanning, isotretinoin use within six months, pregnancy, and certain photosensitizing medications can contraindicate treatment. Full medical history and skin assessment during consultation ensure safety; alternative options are recommended if needed.