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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Regenerative Resurfacing Facial.
Your esthetician will assess skin, cleanse, and apply targeted resurfacing treatments. You may experience tingling; sessions include calming serums and SPF. Total time varies, with post-care instructions to optimize healing and results. Multiple sessions often recommended for best outcomes.
Downtime depends on intensity; mild treatments cause minimal redness and flaking for a few days, while deeper resurfacing may require a week of healing. We'll recommend pre- and post-care to minimize irritation and protect new skin during recovery.
Most skin types can benefit, but suitability depends on concerns and sensitivity. We perform a consultation and may adjust techniques or use gentler products for sensitive or darker skin tones to avoid adverse reactions like hyperpigmentation.
Optimal outcomes usually require a series of sessions spaced several weeks apart. Many clients see improvement after one treatment, but three to six treatments often yield significant texture and tone improvements, depending on skin condition and goals.
Avoid strong exfoliants, retinoids, and prolonged sun exposure for at least one week before treatment. Arrive with minimal makeup and discuss medications or recent procedures so your clinician can customize the session for safety and best results.
Common temporary effects include redness, tightness, and light peeling as new skin emerges. Rare complications may include prolonged irritation or pigment changes. Follow aftercare, avoid sun, and contact us if unusual symptoms persist beyond expected healing time.