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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about 24K Gold Firming & Renewal Therapy - Face + Neck.
Sessions typically last 60–75 minutes, including consultation, cleansing, gold serum application, targeted mask, neck work, and finishing hydration. Expect immediate radiance and subtle lift; optimal results appear after a series of treatments recommended by your esthetician.
Yes, it's generally safe when customized. We perform a skin analysis and patch test, then use gentle serums and calming masks suitable for sensitive skin. Inform your therapist of allergies, medications, or skin conditions during booking for a tailored, safe experience.
Most clients begin with treatments every two to four weeks for a series of three to six sessions, then transition to monthly maintenance. Your esthetician will create a schedule based on concerns, skin response, and desired longevity of results.
Breakouts are uncommon when performed correctly. Gold and calming serums reduce inflammation, but reactions can occur with active acne or incompatible products. We recommend a patch test, medical history review, and avoiding harsh exfoliants before and after treatment to minimize risk.
Yes. The therapy combines gold with peptides and collagen-boosting serums to smooth fine lines and improve skin density. While some improvement is immediate, cumulative tightening and texture refinement build with repeated sessions for longer-lasting results.
Contraindications include open wounds, active infections, recent chemical peels, or certain injectable treatments. Inform us of pregnancy, pacemakers, rosacea flare-ups, or allergies. Your therapist will review your history and advise whether the treatment is appropriate or should be modified.