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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Deep Cleansing Back Treatment.
Typically 60 to 75 minutes, including a brief skin consultation, cleansing, exfoliation, extractions, mask application and aftercare advice. Time may vary based on skin condition and whether additional treatments or extractions are required.
Yes. We customize product selection and techniques to respect sensitivity while addressing acne. Expect gentle exfoliation, targeted extractions when appropriate, and calming masks. Please disclose allergies or recent irritations during consult to ensure a safe, effective treatment.
When performed professionally and gently, extractions minimize risk of scarring. Our therapists use sterile techniques and follow safe protocols. Mild redness can occur but usually subsides quickly; avoid picking or aggressive at-home treatments to reduce complications.
For maintenance, every 4–6 weeks is recommended, depending on acne severity, oiliness, and personal goals. Clients with chronic breakouts may benefit from more frequent visits, then spacing out as skin improves and responds to home care.
Avoid heavy sweating, hot tubs, and sun exposure for 24–48 hours. Use gentle cleansers and the recommended moisturizers, apply SPF to exposed shoulders, and skip abrasive scrubs until skin fully calms. Follow your therapist’s personalized homecare plan.
Tell us about all medications during booking. Isotretinoin and recent prescription retinoids increase sensitivity and may require a wait period. Topical treatments can often be adjusted; your therapist will recommend timing and gentler approaches to ensure safety.