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Get answers to common questions about Decollete/Chest.
Most Decollete/Chest sessions last 30–60 minutes depending on treatment area and severity. A topical numbing cream is applied beforehand, and your clinician will customize timing. Expect consult scheduling to determine exact session length and treatment plan.
Clients typically notice smoother, brighter decollete skin within weeks, with ongoing collagen remodeling improving firmness over two to three months. Sun spots and small lesions fade or are removed. Post-procedure serum is included to support healing and optimize outcomes.
Most clients achieve desired results in one to three sessions depending on skin condition and size of treated areas. Sessions are typically spaced six to eight weeks apart to allow healing and collagen remodeling. Your clinician will recommend a personalized schedule at consultation.
Temporary redness, swelling and small crusts are common and usually heal within three to seven days. Mild darkening of treated spots can occur before lightening. Serious complications are rare when performed by trained technicians; following aftercare reduces risk.
Keep the area clean and moisturized, avoid picking or exfoliating the crusts, and apply the included serum as instructed. Avoid sun exposure, tanning beds, heavy exercise and hot baths for at least a week. Use SPF daily once healed.
Many sun spots, skin tags and superficial lesions can be permanently removed, though new pigmentation may form with future sun exposure. Persistent or suspicious moles should be medically evaluated first. Long-term results depend on sun protection and proper skin care.