Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about MTS (Microneedle Therapy System).

Most clients need 3–6 sessions spaced four to six weeks apart for optimal results, depending on skin concerns and severity. A personalized consultation determines the exact plan and maintenance schedule to achieve lasting brightening, wrinkle reduction, and texture improvement.

Discomfort is typically mild; topical numbing is applied beforehand to minimize sensation. Patients report a vibrating or prickling feeling during the session, followed by transient redness and sensitivity that subsides within a few days.

Downtime is minimal: expect redness, mild swelling, and flaky skin for 24–72 hours. Most people can return to light activities immediately and resume makeup after 24 hours, following post-care instructions to support healing and results.

Yes, MTS can significantly improve pigmentation by encouraging renewal and even tone, though melasma may require combination therapies and strict sun protection. A personalized plan often pairs MTS with topical agents or light-based treatments for best long-term outcomes.

MTS is generally safe for most skin types, including darker tones, because microneedling avoids thermal injury. However, active infections, cystic acne, or certain medical conditions may contraindicate treatment. A consultation ensures safe, tailored care.

Initial improvements in texture and brightness often appear within one to two weeks, with continued collagen remodeling over three to six months. Optimal outcomes are realized after the full treatment series and with consistent sun protection and skincare.