Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Collagen Induction Therapy.

A typical session includes skin cleansing, topical numbing, microneedling passes, and calming serums. You may experience redness and mild swelling that fades in days. Treatment time is about 45–60 minutes with aftercare guidance.

Most clients report mild discomfort rather than pain; topical numbing cream is applied prior to the procedure to minimize sensation. Depth and settings influence comfort, and technicians adjust intensity to your tolerance.

Recommended course varies by concern: generally 3–6 sessions spaced four to six weeks apart for optimal collagen remodeling. Deeper scars or stretch marks may require additional treatments and occasional maintenance sessions.

Temporary redness, pinpoint bleeding, mild swelling, and flaking are normal and resolve within days to a week. Follow aftercare to prevent infection and contact your provider for severe or prolonged symptoms.

Ideal candidates are non-pregnant adults with realistic expectations and concerns like acne scars, fine lines, uneven texture, or stretch marks. A consultation will confirm suitability and rule out contraindications.

Avoid retinoids, exfoliants, and excessive sun exposure for several days prior; follow provider guidance on medications. Arrive with clean skin and a list of medications and medical history for your consultation.