Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Hand Spray.

Most clients see improved tone, reduced sun spots, and firmer skin within four to eight weeks as collagen builds. Multiple sessions may enhance results. Individual outcomes vary based on skin condition, age, and adherence to aftercare instructions provided with your post-serum kit.

Treatment frequency depends on severity; many clients need one session, while others benefit from two to three sessions spaced six to eight weeks apart. Your practitioner will recommend a personalized plan during consultation based on pigmentation, skin laxity, and healing response.

Topical numbing cream minimizes discomfort; clients report a warm prickling sensation during treatment. Downtime is modest — expect temporary redness, tiny scabs, and peeling for about seven to fourteen days. Healing varies; avoid picking and follow the supplied serum and sun protection guidance.

Plasma pen spray effectively treats benign sun spots, age spots, and some pigmented lesions. Moles must be medically evaluated first; suspicious or atypical lesions are not treated. We assess each case during consultation and provide safe, targeted treatment recommendations.

Ideal candidates are healthy adults with sun damage, uneven tone, or mild skin laxity on the hands. Candidates should have realistic expectations, no active infections, not be pregnant, and disclose medical history like keloid tendency or blood-thinning medications.

Clean gently, apply the included moisturizing post serum as directed, and avoid sun exposure until fully healed. Do not pick scabs; expect peeling and fading over weeks. Use broad-spectrum SPF once skin has healed and follow any additional clinic aftercare instructions.