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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Large Scar Package (Step 1 & 2).
The Large Scar Package (Step 1 & 2) includes two primary sessions: an initial saturation appointment and a follow-up refinement. Sessions are typically spaced 6–12 weeks apart to allow healing, with additional touch-ups available if needed.
Most clients achieve significant color and texture blending so scars become noticeably less visible and better integrated. Results depend on scar age, type, and skin tone; we customize pigment and layering to deliver the most natural outcome.
Discomfort is minimized with topical anesthetic and gentle technique. Clients commonly report mild pressure or brief stinging during the procedure, with possible tenderness for a few days afterward. We provide aftercare to reduce discomfort and support healing.
You’ll notice early improvements after the first session, but final results appear after the refinement appointment and full healing. Expect the settled, final appearance approximately 8–12 weeks after step two once pigment has stabilized.
Temporary redness, swelling, and light scabbing are common. Rare risks include infection, allergic reaction, or uneven pigment retention. A detailed consultation, patch testing when appropriate, and strict aftercare reduce potential complications.
Avoid sun exposure, tanning, retinoids, alcohol, and blood-thinning medications before appointments. Ensure scars are mature and healed, bring medical history, and follow our pre-care instructions to optimize pigment uptake and healing.