Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Neogen.

Neogen uses controlled nitrogen plasma to create micro-injuries that trigger tissue remodeling and collagen production. This resurfaces and tightens skin, improving tone and texture over weeks. Multiple sessions may be recommended for deeper concerns and progressive enhancement.

Neogen is designed to be safe across many skin types when performed by trained providers. Settings can be adjusted to reduce pigment risks. A consultation and possible test spot will determine suitability and minimize complications for darker or sensitive skin tones.

Most clients see meaningful results after one session, though 1–3 treatments spaced four to six weeks apart are common for optimal outcomes. Treatment plans depend on skin condition, goals, and provider recommendations; results continue improving for months as collagen remodels.

Expect redness, mild swelling, and tiny crusts that typically resolve within several days to a week. Downtime is minimal compared with surgical options. Follow post-care instructions, avoid sun exposure, and use gentle skincare to support healing and reduce complications.

Yes — Neogen can reduce fine lines around eyes and mouth by stimulating collagen and tightening tissue. Delicate areas require skilled application with conservative settings. Your provider may combine treatments for best outcomes and will discuss realistic expectations.

Prepare by avoiding retinoids, excessive sun exposure, and blood-thinning medications per provider guidance. After treatment, use gentle cleansers, moisturizer, and broad-spectrum SPF. Avoid heat and strenuous exercise until healed and follow follow-up appointments for optimal recovery and results.