Immediately after the procedure, the skin will be red, resembling moderate sunburn, and as the skin naturally heals the redness will resolve. The skin may remain red for three to four days after the treatment, although it is usual or it to subside within two days.

It is recommended that the use of soaps on the treated skin area is restricted until the redness subsides and where possible warm / tepid water is used for cleansing. If you are taking any medication or dietary supplements that can affect platelet function and bleeding time the period of redness can be extended.

The procedure can cause areas of bruising although this would not normally be expected to occur, the eye contour being the area at most risk. If you are taking any medication or dietary supplements that can affect platelet function and bleeding time the severity and period of bruising can be extended, also
the presence of petechiae (small red or purple spots beneath the skin) may be observed.

There is a small risk of infection of the treated skin area after the procedure although this is not expected to occur due to the sterility of the medical device and the minimally invasive nature of the micro-medical needles.

There is a small risk that hyper-pigmentation of the skin can occur after the procedure, although this is not normally expected.

Use SPF50 UVA sun protection daily and continuously.

Do not rub or touch the treated area for 3-4 hours.

Avoid applying make up to the area for 24 hours.