Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Microdermabrasion Treatment.

Most clients feel gentle abrasion and mild suction; sensations are typically comfortable, sometimes ticklish or slightly gritty. Treatments are non-invasive with minimal discomfort. Aftercare includes soothing serums and sunscreen—no downtime for most skin types.

For general rejuvenation, a series of 4–6 may help, but for significant texture, pigmentation, or aging concerns we recommend 6–8 treatments spaced two to four weeks apart. Your specialist will customize frequency based on skin type and goals.

Microdermabrasion can be adapted for mild sensitivity, but active rosacea, severe dermatitis, or open lesions are contraindications. Our estheticians assess your skin during consultation and may recommend gentler alternatives or modified settings to protect and soothe reactive skin.

Most clients experience mild redness and temporary sensitivity for a few hours to a day. Skin may appear brighter immediately. Avoid direct sun, harsh exfoliants, and strong actives for several days; sunscreen and gentle hydration are essential.

Yes—microdermabrasion softens superficial pigmentation and evens tone by removing pigmented surface cells. Results are gradual; combining with professional topical brighteners and a treatment series provides the best improvement. Deeper pigmentation may need stronger modalities.

Avoid heavy retinoids, acids, and waxing for several days before treatment. Afterward, use gentle cleansers, hydrating serums, and SPF daily. Skip sun exposure, intense workouts, and exfoliants for 48–72 hours. We provide a customized home-care plan to maximize results.