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PREPARATION FOR PIXEL SKIN RESURFACING 

 

  • Avoid UV Exposure (Sun, Sunbeds) - four weeks prior and after treatment.

 

  •  No fake tan on area being treated 

 

  • Its advisable to wear as little make up as possible prior to treatment, we will always perform a full cleanse prior to the session.  

AFTER CARE FOR  PIXEL SKIN RESURFACING 

After your Laser treatment, it is very common for the area to feel warm. The area will have Erythema (redness). This will last a few hours but we do have anti inflammatory mineral make up for the face to hide any redness.

Immediately After Treatment:-

 

It is normal for the treated area to feel hot and tingly (like a sunburn).   The microscopic pixel marks may also be visible on close inspection of the skin.  

Normal Post Treatment Reactions:-

 

  • Sunburn like heat and sensation in skin

  • Redness and slight swelling for 2-4 days

  • Peeling within 4-6 days

 

In some cases post treatment reactions may persist for a longer period.   If this occurs, continue with aftercare instructions until the skin has settled.

 

Clients should see instant results, but it takes 3-6 months for the full effects to be seen.

 

 

For the next 24-48 hours:

 

  • Avoid all heat treatments such as:

       Hot showers/baths

       Excessive exercise etc

  • Do not touch, pick or scratch the area.

       Avoid all perfumed soaps and cream

For two weeks:

  • Use mild cleanser

  • Avoid exfoliating

    

For four weeks after: 

  • Avoid UV exposure and apply SPF 30+

 

 

OPENING HOURS

Ballymena:

Monday to Friday:       

10am to 8pm 

Saturday: 10am to 4pm 

 

Lisburn:

Tuesday to Friday:

10am to 8pm

Saturday: 10am to 4pm 

 

Laserway is proud to be RQIA registered Clinic

CONTACT​ US

Ballymena Clinic: 

82 Lower Mill Street, Ballymena, BT43 5AF

02825638209 

Lisburn Clinic: 

45 Eglantine Road, Lisburn BT275RQ

077 3909 9039

 

 

 

 

 

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