A microdermabrasion treatment typically takes 30 minutes to 1 hour. Treatments on additional body areas beyond the face may take longer, depending on how many areas are being treated.

Immediately after your treatment, your skin may appear slightly pink or flushed and feel smooth and refreshed. Mild redness or sensitivity can occur and usually subsides within a few hours. Most clients can return to normal activities the same day.

There is little to no downtime. Some clients may experience temporary redness or sensitivity, which typically resolves the same day or within 24 hours.

Yes, microdermabrasion can be performed on areas beyond the face, including the neck, chest, back, arms, and shoulders, depending on your skin concerns. Suitable areas and treatment plans will be discussed during your consultation.

For best results, microdermabrasion is commonly recommended every 3–4 weeks, depending on your skin goals and skin sensitivity.

Preparation instructions are included in your appointment confirmation email. Please review the service-specific notes prior to your appointment. In general, avoid active skincare and exfoliation for 5-7 days before treatment.

We recommend scheduling microdermabrasion approximately 2 weeks before your event to allow time for any potential dryness or mild peeling to fully resolve and for your skin to settle and look its best. Timing may vary depending on your skin sensitivity and how your skin responds to treatment.

After treatment, keep your skin hydrated, avoid active products for 24–48 hours, and apply SPF daily. Avoid heat, steam, and intense workouts for the remainder of the day.

: Microdermabrasion is generally safe for most skin types when performed appropriately. During your consultation, your skin will be assessed to ensure the treatment and settings are suitable for your skin type and concerns. If microdermabrasion is not the best option for you, alternative treatments may be recommended.

Yes, microdermabrasion is generally considered safe during pregnancy when performed gently and without the use of aggressive products. This can be a good option for exfoliation and skin maintenance during pregnancy.

Microdermabrasion may not be suitable for clients with active skin infections, open wounds, cold sores, sunburn, severe rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, or inflamed acne in the treatment area. It may also not be recommended for those with very sensitive or compromised skin or certain medical skin conditions. A consultation is required to assess your skin and determine if microdermabrasion is appropriate for you. If it’s not suitable, alternative treatments may be recommended.

Microdermabrasion helps improve dullness, rough texture, mild congestion (blackheads) , uneven skin tone, superficial pigmentation, and overall skin smoothness. It’s a great option for maintaining healthy-looking skin and improving texture with little to no downtime.