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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, the treatment is generally safe for most sensitive skin types when performed by licensed professionals using gentle settings and a patch test. Expect temporary redness; we adjust intensity and pre/postcare to minimize irritation and recommend avoiding retinoids before treatment.
Sessions typically last 45 to 60 minutes, including a brief consultation, microdermabrasion exfoliation, oxygen infusion, and finishing skincare. Time can vary depending on skin concerns, extractions, or add-ons like masks and serums tailored to your needs.
Most clients notice immediate brightness after one session, but a series of four to six treatments spaced two to four weeks apart yields optimal improvement in texture and tone. Maintenance sessions monthly or quarterly help sustain results long-term.
You may experience mild redness, sensitivity, or light flaking for 24 to 72 hours. There is little to no downtime; avoid direct sun, strenuous exercise, and harsh active products for several days. Contact us if prolonged irritation occurs.
Yes, our estheticians can combine oxygen infusion and calming masks with other facial modalities like LED therapy or mild chemical boosters. However, aggressive peels or recent procedures may require spacing; we recommend a consultation to create a safe, effective combined treatment plan.
Avoid treatment if you have active infections, open wounds, severe cystic acne, uncontrolled rosacea, or recent isotretinoin use within the past six to twelve months. Pregnant clients should disclose medical history; we’ll recommend alternatives or appropriate timing.
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