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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Microdermabration - 1 Session.
The appointment includes cleansing, gentle crystal or diamond exfoliation, and soothing serums and moisturizer. You may feel mild abrasion but minimal discomfort. The session takes about thirty to forty-five minutes, delivering immediate smoother, brighter skin with little to no downtime.
Most clients report minimal discomfort—like gentle abrasion or mild tickling. Temporary redness or slight sensitivity can appear for a few hours to a day, but it typically subsides quickly and can be calmed with cool compresses and hydrating products.
Avoid direct sun and tanning for at least three to seven days before treatment. Sunburned or recently tanned skin increases sensitivity and risk; use broad-spectrum SPF, wear protective clothing, and reschedule if you have active sunburn or significant recent UV exposure.
Yes, it helps clear surface debris and unclog pores, reducing blackheads and milder acne lesions. It's less effective for deep cystic acne—consult for tailored plans. Combine with topical treatments or chemical peels for stronger acne management and longer-term results.
A single session delivers immediate smoother, brighter skin that can last from one to several weeks depending on skin type and care. For sustained improvement, we recommend maintenance treatments every four to six weeks and a protective home skincare routine.
Anyone with active rosacea, eczema, open wounds, recent sunburn, cold sores, or certain skin infections should avoid treatment or consult a clinician. Also disclose recent chemical peels, retinoid use, or cosmetic injections so we can assess timing and safety.