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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lactic Lightening Boost.
Many clients notice subtle brightening after a single session, with measurable improvement typically after three to six treatments. Results vary by pigmentation depth and skin type; consistent sessions plus daily sun protection improve and maintain outcomes.
Lactic Lightening Boost is generally safe for most skin types, but we perform a patch test for sensitive skin. Your esthetician will review medications and recent resurfacing to minimize irritation and tailor concentration for safety.
Mild peeling or brief redness can occur, but downtime is minimal for most clients. Expect light flaking for a few days; follow post-treatment care, avoid direct sun, and use recommended moisturizers and sunscreen.
Avoid strong exfoliants, retinoids, and recent chemical peels for three to five days before your appointment. Arrive with clean skin and inform us about medications, recent sun exposure, or active breakouts.
Yes, it pairs well with many facial services like extractions, hydrating masks, and gentle peels. Your esthetician will customize combinations safely and may recommend spacing for stronger resurfacing treatments.
Most clients benefit from three to six sessions spaced two to four weeks apart for optimal lightening. Maintenance treatments every few months help preserve results; exact frequency depends on pigmentation depth and your esthetician's recommendation.