The Skin Classic is a high-frequency device used to treat minor skin irregularities such as skin tags, broken capillaries, milia, and other superficial blemishes. It works by delivering a controlled high-frequency current to the surface of the skin to help desiccate and remove unwanted areas. This is a non-surgical, non-laser cosmetic treatment designed for precision work. It is commonly used for small, targeted skin concerns rather than full-face treatments.

The Skin Classic is commonly used for skin tags, cherry angiomas (red spots), milia, sebaceous hyperplasia, and other small benign skin irregularities. It is designed for surface-level concerns rather than deeper skin conditions. This makes it ideal for precise spot treatments. During your visit, we evaluate whether your concern is appropriate for this type of treatment.

Most clients describe the sensation as a quick heat or light sting that lasts only a moment as each area is treated. The discomfort is brief and localized to the specific spot being addressed. Many people find it very tolerable, especially since treatments are done in short intervals. The sensation may vary slightly depending on the area and individual sensitivity.

Yes, there is typically a short healing period after treatment. The treated area may appear red, slightly crusted, or darkened as it heals, which is a normal part of the process. Healing usually occurs over several days to a couple of weeks depending on the area and individual response. We provide aftercare instructions to support proper healing and results.

Many concerns can be treated in a single session, but this depends on the type, size, and number of areas being addressed. Some clients may choose follow-up treatments for additional concerns or touch-ups. We evaluate your skin during your appointment and provide realistic expectations for results. The goal is targeted improvement, not repeated long-term treatment cycles.

Yes, the Skin Classic is considered a safe, non-invasive cosmetic treatment when performed by a trained professional. It is designed for precise surface-level skin work and does not involve cutting or surgery. As with any skin treatment, proper assessment is important to ensure suitability. We always evaluate your skin before proceeding with treatment.

Good candidates are individuals with small, benign skin irregularities who want a non-surgical option for cosmetic improvement. It is not intended for suspicious or undiagnosed skin lesions, which should always be evaluated by a medical professional. During your consultation, we determine if this treatment is appropriate for your concerns. Safety and suitability are always prioritized.

Before treatment, it is best to avoid using strong exfoliants or irritating products on the area being treated. After treatment, it’s important to keep the area clean, avoid picking, and follow all aftercare instructions provided. Proper care helps support optimal healing and results. We provide specific guidance based on your individual treatment. Always wear sunscreen to protect healing skin.

Results are often visible immediately in the treated areas. You will typically see the exact spots where treatment was performed right away. The skin may appear slightly pink at those locations, and the lesion being treated may temporarily darken or lighten in color. This is a normal part of the process and expected.
Over the next several days to a couple of weeks, the skin will go through its natural healing cycle. A small crust may form and will gradually fall away on its own—picking should be avoided to support proper healing. Once the crust naturally releases, newly healed skin will emerge.
The fresh skin may appear slightly pink at first, and this tone will gradually fade and blend over time as the skin continues to heal and normalize. Results continue to improve as the healing process completes.

Yes, the Skin Classic is commonly used on facial areas for small, targeted cosmetic concerns. Treatments are performed carefully and precisely to address specific spots while protecting surrounding skin. Not all areas or concerns are suitable, so a professional assessment is always required. The goal is controlled, localized treatment with minimal disruption to surrounding tissue.