Microdermabrasion risks are usually minor, including temporary redness, swelling, and dryness, but can involve infection, bruising, or skin discoloration, especially for darker skin tones. Serious complications like scarring or hyperpigmentation are rare but possible, particularly if done too aggressively or with poor aftercare, with pre-existing conditions like rosacea or herpes also posing risks. Proper technique by a trained professional minimizes these risks, but individuals should avoid it with active infections, open sores, or certain skin conditions. 

Treatment times are typically anywhere between 10-30 minutes.

Clients will notice the difference of a microdermabrasion treatment straight after their first session!

We advise our clients to have monthly Microdermabrasion appointments to maintain their healthy, glowing skin. Popular treatment combinations with Microdermabrasion include bundling with a monthly skin peel and LED light treatments for optimal results.

Clients will be able to return to work and life activities straight away, though some people experience temporary redness, like a mild sunburn, for a few hours to a couple of days, requiring good sun protection and gentle skincare. Expect skin to feel softer, but avoid harsh exfoliants and intense sun exposure for a short period.