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Get answers to common questions about Microdermabrasion Add-On.
During the Microdermabrasion Add-On, a trained esthetician uses a controlled crystal or diamond-tipped wand to gently exfoliate and suction away dead skin. Sessions last minutes added to your facial, with immediate texture improvement and brief redness that fades quickly.
Yes, often safe when customized. Estheticians adjust pressure and choose gentler diamond tips or lower suction. A patch test, medical history review, and avoiding active rosacea or open lesions are important to minimize irritation and ensure suitability.
For noticeable improvement, a series of 4-6 sessions spaced two to four weeks apart is typical. Maintenance treatments every 1-3 months help preserve results. Frequency depends on skin concerns, lifestyle, and your esthetician's personalized plan.
Yes, it pairs well as an add-on to facials, peels, or extractions for enhanced exfoliation and product absorption. Your esthetician will sequence treatments safely and may recommend spacing certain active treatments to avoid over-sensitizing the skin.
Downtime is minimal. Most clients experience light redness or sensitivity for a few hours to 24 hours. Applying soothing products and sunscreen helps recovery. Rarely, mild flaking can occur for a few days depending on intensity and skin type.
Yes; active acne with open lesions, severe rosacea, recent facial surgery, active infections, or isotretinoin use within six months are common contraindications. Your esthetician will review medical history and may recommend alternatives or wait periods for safe treatment.