Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Microdermabrasion.

Most clients feel a light scratching or gentle suction sensation as rough skin is buffed away. It's generally well tolerated with minimal discomfort. Skin may feel warm and slightly sensitive afterward, but no anesthesia is typically required.

Typically a series of four to six treatments spaced two to four weeks apart produces noticeable improvement. Maintenance sessions every one to three months help sustain results, tailored to your skin type and concerns.

Yes. We adjust intensity, technique, and tip selection for sensitive skin. A patch test and gentler settings reduce irritation risk, and we recommend calming post-care products to minimize redness or prolonged sensitivity.

Microdermabrasion helps smooth superficial fine lines and softens shallow acne scars by promoting cell turnover. Deeper scars may require combined treatments like chemical peels or microneedling. Multiple sessions create gradual, cumulative improvement.

Common short-term effects include mild redness, slight swelling, and increased skin sensitivity lasting hours to a day. Sun avoidance and daily SPF are essential post-treatment. Rarely, temporary pigmentation changes or breakouts can occur.

Arrive with clean skin and avoid retinoids or harsh exfoliants for several days prior. After treatment, use gentle cleansers, hydrate, and apply broad-spectrum SPF. Avoid heat, vigorous exercise, and heavy makeup for 24–48 hours.