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Today I had the most AMAZING experience with my massage therapist, Mary. I went for pain m...more
I have had facials done here and they are the best, always feel refreshed when i walk out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Microdermabrasion.
Microdermabrasion uses gentle mechanical exfoliation to remove dead surface cells, smooth rough texture, and stimulate circulation. After treatment, skin appears brighter, pores look refined, and topical products penetrate better. Multiple sessions amplify results for more even tone and texture.
Yes, Microdermabrasion can be safe for many sensitive or acne-prone skin types when performed by trained professionals. We customize intensity, use soothing post-care, and assess skin history. Active acne, rosacea, or open lesions may require alternative treatments.
A typical Microdermabrasion session at our spa lasts about 30 to 45 minutes, including consultation and prep. Treatment time varies by area and intensity. Expect a short post-care review and immediate visible softening of the skin.
Most clients experience minimal downtime; mild redness or sensitivity can occur for 24 to 48 hours. Applying sunscreen, avoiding harsh products, and following our aftercare guidelines speeds recovery. Severe reactions are rare; contact us if irritation persists beyond a few days.
Recommended course is typically 3 to 6 treatments spaced two to four weeks apart, depending on concerns and skin response. Many clients notice improvement after one session, while cumulative treatments produce longer-lasting smoothing and brightening effects.
Yes—Microdermabrasion pairs well with peels, hydrating facials, and LED therapy when scheduled correctly. We design treatment plans to combine modalities safely and optimize results while minimizing irritation. Always consult our estheticians for sequencing and timing recommendations.