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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Face Bleaching.
Sessions usually last 30 to 45 minutes depending on skin type and concern. Your therapist assesses skin, cleanses, applies bleaching agents and finishes with a soothing serum and SPF recommendation. Multiple sessions spaced weeks apart are often advised for best results.
We use gentle, professional formulations and perform a patch test before treatment. If you have active acne, open wounds or severe sensitivity, we'll recommend alternative options or postpone. Your therapist customizes the approach to minimize irritation while targeting pigmentation.
Most clients need three to six sessions spaced two to four weeks apart, depending on pigmentation depth and skin response. Some see improvement earlier; stubborn marks may take longer. Your therapist creates a personalized plan and monitors progress to adjust frequency.
Mild redness or temporary flaking can occur as pigmentation fades; significant irritation is uncommon when treatments are performed professionally. We use calming products and post-care instructions. If you have a history of sensitivity, we recommend a patch test and gentle aftercare to reduce reactions.
It can substantially lighten sunspots and mild hyperpigmentation, but melasma is complex and may require combined therapies like chemical peels, topical prescriptions or maintenance SPF. Results vary; an individualized assessment identifies suitable combinations and realistic expectations for long-term improvement.
Avoid direct sun, use broad-spectrum SPF, and skip harsh exfoliants for at least a week. Keep skin moisturized and follow any prescribed topical serums. Attend follow-up appointments and report unusual irritation or prolonged redness to your therapist immediately.