Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes, many sensitive skin clients can receive a gentler microdermabrasion using organic grains or lower settings. Your esthetician will perform a skin assessment and customize pressure; patch testing may be recommended for highly reactive skin or conditions.

Downtime is minimal. Most clients experience mild redness or sensitivity for a few hours up to 48 hours. Avoid direct sun, strenuous exercise, and heavy makeup for the first day to allow skin to calm and heal.

For visible improvement, schedule microdermabrasion every 3–6 weeks depending on skin type and concerns. Your esthetician will recommend a personalized plan based on goals like texture smoothing, brightness, or maintenance.

Most clients feel only a light abrasion or scratchy sensation. Treatments are typically well tolerated; settings are adjusted for comfort. Topical numbing is rarely necessary and is evaluated case-by-case.

Microdermabrasion can improve superficial acne scarring, uneven texture, and fine lines by promoting cell turnover. Multiple sessions yield better results; deeper scars may require combined modalities like peels or microneedling.

Use gentle cleanser and moisturizer, avoid active exfoliants or retinoids for 3–7 days, and apply broad-spectrum SPF daily. Keep skin hydrated and avoid heat treatments until sensitivity subsides.