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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Micro-exfoliation.
Micro-exfoliation is a controlled surface treatment that removes dead skin cells and lightens imperfections. It stimulates cell turnover and collagen, helping rosacea, hyperpigmentation, enlarged pores, and mild sagging. Treatments are customized by your skincare therapist to ensure safety and optimal results.
Your skincare therapist will assess medical history, sensitivity, and skin goals before recommending Micro-exfoliation. It suits concerns like rosacea, hyperpigmentation, enlarged pores, and sagging, but isn’t recommended during active infections, recent cosmetic procedures, or for extremely sensitive or compromised skin without professional clearance.
Downtime is typically minimal; most clients experience mild redness or flaking for one to five days depending on intensity. Your therapist will tailor treatment depth and aftercare to minimize recovery while maximizing results, including soothing products and sun protection guidance.
Results vary by condition and skin type; most clients need a series of three to six sessions spaced four to six weeks apart for optimal improvement. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan and timeline, plus home-care to extend and enhance results.
When properly assessed and performed by a trained therapist, Micro-exfoliation is adapted to rosacea-prone skin. You may see temporary increased redness, but procedures are conservative to avoid flare-ups. Patch testing, calming protocols, and soothing aftercare reduce risks and promote long-term improvement.
Scheduling Micro-exfoliation should follow a consultation with your skincare therapist. They’ll determine suitability, treatment depth, and timing based on skin condition and medical history. This ensures safety, addresses rosacea or sensitivity concerns, and creates a customized plan for best outcomes.