08/09/2025                                                                            
                                    
                                                                            
                                            DOWN TIME! 
Plan Your Glow - Not Just Your Treatment!
Downtime is temporary, but results are long-lasting when treatments are planned correctly.
Downtime refers to the period your skin takes to recover and heal after a treatment.
Downtime varies from person to person, and downtime is different with each type of treatment. We discuss all types of treatment side effects and plan your treatment plan around lifestyle & budget.
Downtime varies based on treatment type, skin type, and your individual goals-but with proper planning, most treatments involve only a few days of visible recovery.
👉🏻 Here’s what to expect from our most popular procedures:
• Pico Genesis
Downtime: Minimal (redness for a few hours to mild pinkness for 24 -48 hours)
What to expect: Gentle brightening with little to no disruption to your routine.
Best for: Pigmentation, skin tone, and radiance.
• Pico FX (Fractional)
Downtime: Mild to moderate (redness for 24-48 hours, for 2-4 days, slight flaking or roughness 7-14 days)
What to expect: Stimulates collagen, helps with texture and scarring.
Best for: Skin rejuvenation, fine lines, and acne scarring.
• Chemical Peels
Downtime: Varies with peel strength:
Superficial: Mild flaking for 2-3 days
Medium-depth: Peeling and redness 5-7 days
What to expect: Visible peeling as old skin sheds, revealing fresher skin beneath.
Best for: Pigmentation, uneven texture, and dullness.
• IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) 
Downtime: Minimal to mild (redness and darkening of spots for 7-14 days)
What to expect: Pigment may temporarily darken
(“peppering”) before fading.
Best for: Redness, broken capillaries, sun damage, and
freckles.
• How to Minimise Downtime
Follow your aftercare plan
Use gentle, non-irritating skincare
Always apply SPF 50+
Avoid heat, saunas, and intense exercise for 48 hours post-treatment