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AMAZING. I have been waiting my entire life to find a place like this. The owner Debra is ...more
Jenny does the best lashes!!! She is the sweetest and always is so gentle and amazing at w...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Photo Facial - Laser Genesis.
Most clients need a series of four to six treatments, scheduled about two to four weeks apart. Gradual collagen remodeling produces progressive improvement; maintenance treatments every few months help sustain results long-term.
Treatment is comfortably tolerated by most people; you’ll feel a subtle warming and gentle snapping sensation. Sessions typically last twenty to forty minutes and usually require no anesthesia or downtime.
Laser Genesis is safe for most skin types, including darker tones, when performed by trained professionals. A consultation evaluates your skin, medical history, and treatment plan to ensure safety and optimal results.
Side effects are minimal: transient redness or slight warmth immediately after treatment, resolving within hours to a day. Rarely mild swelling or pinpoint tenderness occurs. Follow post-care guidance and avoid sun exposure to minimize risks.
You may notice subtle improvements after the first one or two sessions, but visible change commonly appears after three to four treatments. Collagen renewal continues for weeks, so results improve gradually with subsequent sessions.
Yes — Laser Genesis effectively reduces diffuse facial redness and small broken capillaries, but larger veins may need targeted vascular lasers. Multiple sessions are often needed; we’ll recommend combined approaches if necessary during consultation.