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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most clients notice immediate radiance and smoother texture within 48–72 hours; full renewal continues over two to four weeks as cell turnover accelerates. Multiple treatments improve results and your technician will recommend a personalized schedule.
Yes, with precautions: we perform a patch test and often use lower-concentration glycolic solutions for sensitive skin. Mild applications, extended neutralization, and careful aftercare reduce irritation risks and ensure a comfortable, effective treatment.
Recovery is minimal; expect mild redness or light flaking for two to seven days depending on intensity. Avoid sun exposure, use gentle moisturizers and SPF, and follow post-care guidance to support healing and optimal results.
Yes. Glycolic exfoliation pairs well with hydrating or calming facials when scheduled properly. Avoid aggressive resurfacing or strong retinoid procedures immediately before or after; your esthetician will plan safe timing and combinations.
For most clients, treatments every four to six weeks yield optimal results. A series of three to six sessions is common for targeted concerns. Frequency is tailored to skin type, goals, and tolerance for sustained improvement.
Short-term effects can include redness, mild stinging, or light peeling. Rare irritation or hyperpigmentation may occur if aftercare is inadequate. Disclose medications and skin conditions during consultation to minimize risks.