• Redness: Mild redness may appear immediately after treatment, similar to a mild
  sunburn. This typically fades within a few hours.
• Post-Treatment Pigmentation: Darkened spots may appear before they fade or
  lighten within 7-14 days. It's important not to pick or scratch the treated area.
• Sun Protection: Sunscreen is crucial post-treatment to avoid further pigmentation
  issues. Apply a broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher daily, especially when exposed to
  the sun.
• Avoid Excessive Heat: Avoid hot showers, saunas, and intense exercise for the
  first 24-48 hours post-treatment.
• Moisturize: Keep the treated area well-moisturized to promote healing and soothe
  the skin.

• Sensation: The treatment involves short bursts of light applied to the skin. Most
  people experience a mild snapping or tingling sensation during the procedure, but it
  is generally well-tolerated.
• Treatment Time: Each session typically lasts between 30 and 45 minutes,
  depending on the area being treated.
• Results: You may see a noticeable improvement in skin tone and texture right after
  the treatment. Optimal results are usually visible after 2-3 treatments.
• Recovery: There is little to no downtime associated with Limelight treatment. You
  can typically return to your normal activities immediately after the session.

Results vary depending on the individual and the skin concern being treated. Generally,
the benefits can last up to several months, with maintenance treatments recommended
every 6-12 months to maintain and enhance the results. Long-term results can be
achieved with consistent sun protection.

Yes! Limelight can be combined with Laser Genesis to provide a more comprehensive
skin rejuvenation. While Limelight targets pigmentation issues such as sunspots, freckles,
and redness, Laser Genesis works to improve skin texture, reduce fine lines, and promote
collagen production. Together, these treatments can help achieve smoother, clearer, and
more youthful-looking skin. Your practitioner can recommend a customized treatment plan
that combines both therapies for maximum results.

Limelight is generally safe for individuals with light to medium skin tones. It may not be
suitable for darker skin types due to the risk of hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation. A
consultation with a qualified practitioner will help determine if Limelight is right for your
skin.

For optimal results, a series of 2-4 Limelight treatments is typically recommended. These
treatments are usually spaced about 3-4 weeks apart to allow the skin to fully respond and
heal. Your practitioner will assess your individual needs and recommend the appropriate
treatment plan.

The procedure is generally not painful, though some people describe a mild snapping or
stinging sensation during the treatment. This discomfort is temporary, and the procedure is
well-tolerated by most individuals.

Limelight is ideal for individuals looking to improve skin tone, reduce pigmentation, and
minimize redness. It is a great treatment for those with sun-damaged skin or age spots.
However, people with darker skin tones or active tanning may need to consult with a
professional to ensure it is the right treatment.

The 2D FACIAL is not suitable for individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding, as the
safety of light and energy-based treatments during pregnancy has not been established. It
is also not recommended for those taking medications that increase sensitivity to light,
such as certain antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs, or oral medications like isotretinoin.
These medications can make the skin more prone to irritation or burns when exposed to
light-based treatments. Additionally, it’s important to avoid sun exposure or tanning beds
before and after the treatment, as tanned or sunburned skin may heighten the risk of side
effects.

Limelight is most effective for individuals with Fitzpatrick skin types I-III, which include fair
to light skin tones. Those with darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick types IV-VI) may face a higher
risk of pigmentation changes or adverse reactions due to the nature of light-based
treatments.