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Frequently Asked Questions
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During the session, a trained provider cleanses skin, applies topical numbing, and uses sterile microneedles to create microchannels. Treatment lasts about 30â60 minutes; you may experience redness, mild swelling, and pinpoint bleeding that typically resolves within a few days.
Most clients report only moderate discomfort; a topical anesthetic is applied beforehand to minimize pain. Sensations are usually described as prickling or warmth. Pain varies by needle depth and individual sensitivity, and settings are adjusted for comfort.
Optimal results generally require 3â6 treatments spaced 4â6 weeks apart depending on concerns. Issues like deep acne scarring or significant laxity may need more sessions. Your provider will recommend a personalized plan based on skin condition and goals.
Recovery is usually quick: redness and mild swelling last 24â72 hours. Avoid direct sun, heavy exercise, and active skincare ingredients for about a week. Makeup may be applied after 24â48 hours if irritation has subsided and skin looks calm.
Side effects are generally minor: transient redness, pinpoint bleeding, bruising, or temporary hyperpigmentation. Infection risk is low with sterile technique. Not recommended for active acne, certain skin conditions, or recent isotretinoin useâconsult your provider first.
Good candidates are adults seeking improved texture, fine lines, scars, stretch marks, or uneven pigmentation. Those with active infections, certain skin disorders, or a history of keloids should consult a provider to determine suitability.