Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Scar Resurfacing treatment.

Most clients need 3–6 sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, depending on scar size, depth, and skin type. Your therapist creates a personalized plan and tracks progress to reach desired improvement safely.

Discomfort is usually mild; topical numbing is applied and cooling techniques reduce sensitivity. Some tenderness, redness, or swelling can occur but typically resolve within days. We provide aftercare guidance to manage any temporary discomfort.

Initial softening and texture improvement can appear within two to four weeks, with continued enhancement over several months as collagen remodels. Final results depend on scar severity and adherence to recommended treatments and aftercare.

Common, temporary effects include redness, swelling, light peeling, or increased sensitivity. Rarely, pigmentation changes or prolonged irritation occur. We assess risk during consultation and tailor treatment intensity to minimize side effects while maximizing safe results.

Good candidates are adults with mature scars seeking texture and tone improvement. Those with active skin infections, recent sunburn, or certain medical conditions may need alternative care; consult our therapist for an individualized assessment.

Avoid sun exposure, tanning, and exfoliating products for at least two weeks prior. Disclose medications and skin history at booking. Arrive with clean skin; our therapist will review expectations and aftercare to ensure a safe, effective treatment.