Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Microdermabrasion.

Microdermabrasion treats dead skin cells, minor surface imperfections, mild acne scarring, uneven tone and dullness. Sessions typically last 30–60 minutes depending on the area. Your esthetician will recommend a treatment plan and frequency for best results.

Yes, with precautions. We assess skin sensitivity during a consultation and can use gentler settings or alternative treatments for very reactive or active acne-prone skin. Avoid microdermabrasion on open breakouts; follow recommended aftercare to minimize irritation.

Most clients notice improvement after four to six sessions spaced two to four weeks apart. Individual needs vary based on skin type and concerns. Maintenance treatments every four to eight weeks help sustain results and continue refining texture and tone.

Downtime is minimal; you may experience mild redness, tightness or light flaking for a day or two. Avoid sun exposure, wear SPF, and skip active exfoliants for about one week. Follow your esthetician’s aftercare to ensure optimal healing and results.

Yes—microdermabrasion can reduce superficial hyperpigmentation and even skin tone by removing pigmented surface cells. Best results come from a series of treatments combined with targeted topical products and diligent sun protection to prevent recurrence.

Most clients describe microdermabrasion as mildly abrasive rather than painful; sensation varies by setting and sensitivity. It's generally suitable for adults; we evaluate younger or medically complex clients individually. A consultation ensures safety and comfort and tailors treatment intensity.