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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Time Eraser Eyes. Brightening Trtmt.
We recommend a series of four treatments for optimal, cumulative results. Your provider will create a custom schedule—typically spaced weekly or biweekly—based on your skin needs to maximize brightening and minimize puffiness over time.
Most clients report minimal discomfort. The nano bright technique is gentle and includes soothing cooling steps; you may feel mild tingling or pressure but significant pain is uncommon. We adapt pressure for sensitive under-eye skin.
Initial improvement in brightness and reduced puffiness can appear after the first session, but most noticeable and lasting changes occur after completing the full four-treatment series, typically over four to eight weeks with ongoing maintenance as recommended.
Yes. Time Eraser Eyes pairs well with facials, chemical peels, or LED therapy, but timing matters. Your provider will coordinate treatments to avoid irritation and ensure complementary results tailored to your skin sensitivity and goals.
Ideal candidates are adults with mild to moderate under-eye darkness or persistent puffiness seeking noninvasive improvement. Those with active infections, certain skin conditions, or recent procedures should consult the provider for personalized suitability.
Aftercare is simple: avoid heavy makeup and harsh exfoliants for 24–48 hours, apply recommended creams and SPF daily, and follow provider timings between sessions. Contact us if you notice irritation or prolonged redness.