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What Our Clients Say
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Ruthy did my lashes and she did such a great job! I love them so much! I am very particula...more
Super the best facial I've ever had, this was the first time at this place & it was amazin...more
Ruthy is THE BEST! I came here for my first Brazilian and couldn’t have asked for a better...more
The service was amazing, it was my first time going and will definitely be back. Ruthy kne...more
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(Translated by Google) Ruthy brought my skin back to life. My first time using her facial ...more
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, most skin types tolerate Dimond Microdermabrasion well. A consultation and skin assessment ensures safety for sensitive, rosacea-prone, or acne-inflamed skin. Your technician will tailor pressure and settings or recommend alternatives if needed.
Most clients see noticeable improvement after a single treatment, but a series of three to six sessions spaced two to four weeks apart yields optimal results for texture, scarring, and pigmentation concerns.
Treatment is minimally uncomfortable — some describe a mild scratching or vibrating sensation. Redness and light flaking are common for 24–72 hours, but most clients resume normal activities immediately with proper aftercare and sun protection.
It helps reduce the appearance of shallow, light acne scarring by smoothing the surface and promoting cell turnover. Deeper scars may require stronger resurfacing or combined treatments like chemical peels or microneedling for significant improvement.
Avoid retinoids, exfoliants, and prolonged sun exposure for at least 5–7 days before treatment. Arrive with clean skin; follow technician instructions post-procedure including gentle cleansing, moisturizing, and consistent broad-spectrum sunscreen use to protect new skin.
Yes. Active acne, open wounds, severe rosacea, recent isotretinoin use, or certain skin infections may rule out treatment. Disclose medications and medical history during consultation so we can determine safety and recommend appropriate alternatives when necessary.
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