1. At what age should I start skin rejuvenation treatments?

There’s no fixed age. Patients in their 20s often start with milder preventive options like medifacials or light peels, while older adults may choose collagen-stimulating treatments.

2. Are professional treatments better than at-home devices?

Yes. Home devices are weaker for safety reasons. Professional treatments penetrate deeper, with stronger results and expert monitoring.

3. Do rejuvenation treatments have downtime?

It depends on the treatment. Hydrafacials and mild peels require no downtime, while deeper lasers may cause transient redness which subsides in 2-3 days.

4. How long do results last?

Results vary. Hydration-based treatments last weeks, while collagen-stimulating procedures can last months to a year. Maintenance and home care extend the effects.

5. Can all skin types undergo rejuvenation treatments?

Yes, but the approach differs. A dermatologist will choose safe options based on your skin tone, sensitivity, and concerns.

6. Is skin rejuvenation only for the face?

No. Treatments can be done on the neck, chest, hands, and even back - anywhere skin shows signs of aging or damage.

7. How do I prepare before a treatment?

Avoid harsh exfoliants, tanning, or active ingredients like retinoids a few days before. Your dermatologist may also adjust certain medications to ensure safe results.

8. Can I combine treatments?

Yes. Many patients see the best results from combining procedures, for example, peels for texture, lasers for pigmentation, and injectables for volume loss, contouring or wrinkles.

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