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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Microdermabrasion – 60 Min.
This treatment suits most skin types seeking texture improvement, brightening, and pore clearing. Not recommended for active acne, rosacea flare-ups, recent chemical peels, or open wounds. A consultation will confirm suitability and customize intensity for your skin.
Minimal downtime: most clients experience mild redness and sensitivity for a few hours to a day. Avoid heavy sun exposure, exfoliants, and intense heat for 48 hours. Hydrating serums and SPF help recovery and optimize visible results.
Most clients describe a light scratching or vibrating sensation and mild warmth, not significant pain. Sensitivity depends on skin and settings; our technicians adjust intensity for comfort. Communicate any discomfort so pressure can be reduced immediately.
Many clients notice immediate brightness and smoother texture after one session, though fine lines and pigmentation improve progressively over multiple treatments. A recommended series (typically 4–6) yields more significant, longer-lasting results combined with homecare and sun protection.
For most clients, sessions every 2–4 weeks are recommended initially to build improvement. After achieving desired results, maintenance every 4–8 weeks helps preserve radiance. Your esthetician will tailor frequency to skin type, concerns, and response to treatment.
Yes, microdermabrasion pairs well with hydrating masks, serums, and light peels when timed properly. Some aggressive procedures should be spaced apart. We evaluate your skin and create a treatment plan to combine services safely and enhance overall results without over-irritation.