Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Procell.

During your Procell appointment you'll receive a consultation, topical numbing, and controlled microneedling across targeted areas. Expect mild redness, pinpoint bleeding, and a serum application. Sessions last about 45–75 minutes; downtime typically involves 24–72 hours of visible healing.

Most clients see meaningful improvement after three sessions spaced four to six weeks apart. Optimal results often require a customized series depending on skin concerns, age, and healing response. Maintenance treatments every six to twelve months preserve benefits.

Procell uses topical numbing to minimize discomfort; most clients describe a tolerable prickling or vibrating sensation. Post-treatment redness and sensitivity are common but manageable with aftercare. Our technicians adjust settings to your comfort while maintaining clinical efficacy.

Common short-term effects include redness, swelling, pinpoint bleeding, and flaking as the skin heals. Rare risks include infection, prolonged irritation, or pigment changes—minimized by professional technique, sterile equipment, and adherence to pre/post-care. Disclose medications and medical history before treatment.

Ideal candidates seek improved texture, acne scar reduction, pore refinement, and mild tightening. Those with active acne, rosacea flare-ups, certain skin infections, recent isotretinoin use, or bleeding disorders may be advised against treatment. A consult determines personalized suitability and timing.

Follow aftercare: avoid sun exposure, use gentle cleansers, and apply soothing serums and SPF. Skip active ingredients like retinoids and exfoliants for at least a week. Keep skin hydrated and contact us with concerns to ensure proper healing and optimal results.