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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Enzyme Therapy.
Enzyme Therapy uses bioactive enzymes to dissolve dead cells, loosen debris, and detoxify pores while stimulating circulation. The result is clearer texture, reduced congestion, and fresher skin tone; repeat sessions enhance cellular renewal and long-term skin health.
Yes, when properly customized. Our clinicians assess sensitivity and select gentle enzyme formulations and application protocols to minimize irritation. Patch tests are performed when needed, and aftercare instructions help reduce inflammation and support healing.
Recommended sessions vary by concern: a series of three to six treatments spaced weekly or biweekly is common for congestion and dullness. Your clinician will create a personalized plan based on skin assessment and goals, adjusting frequency for optimal results.
Most clients experience minimal to moderate flaking or temporary redness depending on enzyme strength and skin condition. Downtime is generally short; post-treatment care like gentle moisturizers and sun protection speeds recovery and minimizes visible effects.
Yes, it complements many services, particularly as a preparatory step before muscle-banding, peels, or resurfacing. Timing and sequencing matter; therapists will schedule treatments to maximize benefits and minimize irritation, often recommending enzyme therapy first.
Yes. Enzyme Therapy is mandatory to prepare the skin's physiology—clearing debris, balancing enzyme activity, and improving circulation—so muscle-banding can work effectively and safely. Skipping this step increases complication risk and reduces the effectiveness of subsequent intensive revisions.