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Avoid sun exposure, retinoids, and harsh exfoliants for 5–7 days before treatment. Arrive with clean skin and disclose medications, allergies, and recent procedures. Nurse Julieth Gonzalez, RN, will review your history and customize treatment during your consultation.
Generally safe across most skin types when performed by a trained provider. Nurse Julieth evaluates your skin and medical history to reduce risks like hyperpigmentation. Certain conditions or active infections may contraindicate treatment; a personalized consultation determines suitability.
Most clients benefit from a series of 3 to 4 treatments spaced 4–6 weeks apart. Individual needs vary based on skin concerns and response. Nurse Julieth offers a customized plan and timelines during consultation to optimize results.
After cleansing and topical numbing, fine needles create microchannels while exosome serum is applied to enhance regenerative signaling. Treatment is typically comfortable with mild pressure. Post-care includes soothing products, sun protection, and brief redness or swelling that resolves in days.
Common temporary effects include redness, swelling, pinpoint bleeding, and mild sensitivity. Rare risks include infection or pigment changes, especially without proper aftercare. Following pre- and post-procedure instructions and choosing Nurse Julieth ensures safety and minimizes complications.
Initial improvement in texture and glow can appear within days, but collagen remodeling takes weeks. Most clients notice progressive tightening, scar softening, and pigment improvement over 4–12 weeks, with optimal results after the full treatment series.
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