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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about HydroXL Facial Oxyg, Microd, Extractions.
Expect a thorough consultation followed by cleansing, targeted microdermabrasion, professional extractions, and oxygen infusion. Most clients feel light abrasion and cool oxygen; treatment lasts about 60–75 minutes. Skin may appear flushed but calms within hours with immediate brightness and clarity.
Yes — our licensed estheticians customize intensity and products for sensitive skin. A patch test and consultation identify contraindications. You may experience temporary redness; we recommend gentle home care afterward and avoiding harsh actives for several days to support healing.
For most clients, monthly treatments every four to six weeks deliver optimal resurfacing and anti-aging benefits. For targeted concerns like acne scarring or hyperpigmentation, we recommend a tailored series of three to six treatments, then personalized maintenance intervals.
Common temporary effects include mild redness, warmth, and light flaking for a few days. Rarely, irritation or breakouts can occur. Following our aftercare instructions, using sunscreen, and avoiding exfoliants helps minimize side effects and supports faster, safer results.
We recommend waiting at least 24 hours before applying makeup to allow the skin to recover and breathe. If you must, use mineral or non-comedogenic products and apply sparingly. Extended sun protection and gentle skincare are essential after treatment.
Not suitable for clients with active cold sores, open wounds, severe eczema or rosacea flare-ups, recent chemical peels, or those currently on isotretinoin within the past six months. Pregnant clients, immunocompromised individuals, and those on blood-thinning medications should consult their physician first.