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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Facial Acne W/ Laser.
Most clients require 4–6 treatments spaced two to four weeks apart; exact number depends on acne severity, skin type, and response. Your clinician will create a personalized plan and reassess progress to determine any additional sessions for optimal, lasting results.
Most clients experience mild warmth or stinging during pulses; discomfort is brief and tolerable. We use cooling, topical numbing or lower settings for sensitive skin. Communicate any pain immediately so settings can be adjusted for safety and comfort.
Downtime is minimal for most people: redness and mild swelling typically subside within 24 to 72 hours. Some flaking or temporary darkening of spots can occur as the skin heals. Follow aftercare instructions and avoid sun exposure to aid recovery.
Ideal candidates have active inflammatory acne, acne scars, or persistent breakouts unresponsive to topical therapy. A consultation determines suitability; certain conditions or medications may preclude treatment. We tailor protocols for skin type, tone, and medical history to ensure safe, effective care.
Many clients notice reduced redness and fewer active lesions within one to two weeks, with clearer texture and scar improvement after multiple sessions. Full benefits appear across the treatment series and with recommended maintenance and skin-care routines.
Aftercare includes gentle cleansing, moisturizing, and daily sunscreen to protect healing skin. Avoid exfoliants, direct sun, aggressive products, and heat for several days. Use prescribed topical treatments if instructed and contact us for concerns or signs of infection for prompt support.