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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about NEW O3 LIFT TREATMENT.
NEW O3 LIFT treats face, neck, décolletage, scalp, arms, and localized body areas. Technicians tailor protocols per zone, combining ozone-enhanced and microcurrent modalities to address aging, laxity, dullness, and hair health. Sessions are adaptable for targeted or full-area rejuvenation.
Sessions typically last 45 to 75 minutes depending on treatment area and customization. Express facial or scalp treatments can be shorter, while combined face-and-body sessions take longer. Your clinician will recommend duration during consultation based on goals and skin condition.
Most clients experience a gentle, tingling sensation from microcurrents and mild warming from ozone-enhanced current. Treatment is generally comfortable and non-invasive. Technicians adjust intensity for tolerance; any discomfort is brief and typically resolves immediately with no anesthetic required.
Many clients notice improvements after one session, especially brightness and tightness. For cumulative collagen remodeling and longer-lasting lifting, a series of 4–8 treatments spaced one to two weeks apart is typically recommended, followed by maintenance sessions as needed.
Side effects are minimal—temporary redness, mild tingling, or light swelling may occur but usually subside within hours to a day. No significant downtime is required; most clients resume normal activities immediately and can wear makeup after treatment if desired.
Ideal candidates seek non-surgical rejuvenation for skin laxity, dullness, fine lines, or scalp/hair vitality. Treatment suits most skin types, though consultation is necessary for pregnancy, active infections, pacemakers, or ozone sensitivity. A clinician assesses suitability and customizes the plan.