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Frequently Asked Questions
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A licensed esthetician uses a diamond-tipped handpiece to gently exfoliate dead skin cells, followed by customized facial treatments—cleansing, masks, serums and massage—to soothe, hydrate, and promote healing. Sessions last about 45–60 minutes depending on skin concerns and intensity.
Most clients experience mild, tolerable sensations like light abrasion or suction; no significant pain. We adjust intensity for sensitive skin and apply calming products afterward. Any redness typically fades within a few hours to a day.
For general rejuvenation, a series of 4–6 treatments spaced two to four weeks apart is typical. Deeper concerns like acne scarring or hyperpigmentation may require additional sessions and a customized plan from your esthetician.
Ideal candidates have dull, uneven, or mildly textured skin seeking non-invasive improvement. Those with active infections, open wounds, rosacea flare-ups, or recent injectables should consult a professional before treatment or scheduling.
Minimal downtime—most clients experience mild redness and sensitivity for a few hours up to two days. Avoid direct sun, heavy exfoliation, and active ingredients for several days while using gentle skincare and SPF.
Yes—microdermabrasion can improve mild acne scarring and surface pigmentation by promoting cell turnover. For deeper scars or severe discoloration, combine with other procedures like chemical peels, laser therapy, or targeted topical treatments recommended by your esthetician.