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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Fibroblast .
Fibroblast treats eyelids, neck, jowls, smile lines, décolletage, and hands. We offer treatments scaled by area — small to large — with pricing from $750 for small areas to $1500 for larger zones. A consultation determines exact plan and cost.
Most clients experience a warm prickling sensation during treatment. We apply topical numbing before the session and can offer cooling and breaks as needed. Post-treatment discomfort is mild and controlled with over-the-counter pain relievers and soothing aftercare.
Many clients achieve noticeable tightening after a single session, though some areas may benefit from one or two follow-up treatments spaced three to six months apart to maximize collagen remodeling for optimal, long-lasting results.
Expect pinpoint scabs and redness for about five to ten days as skin heals; scabs naturally fall off. Mild swelling or sensitivity can persist longer. Follow post-care instructions, avoid picking, and protect treated areas from sun to ensure proper healing and pigmentation safety.
Ideal candidates have mild-to-moderate skin laxity, realistic expectations, and good overall health. Not recommended during pregnancy, for active skin infections, recent isotretinoin use, or keloid-prone skin. A medical consultation and skin assessment determine safety and personalized suitability.
Avoid tanning, retinoids, and blood-thinning medications before treatment when advised. Afterward, keep the area clean, apply recommended ointments, avoid sun exposure, do not pick scabs, and attend follow-up appointments. Proper care speeds healing and reduces pigment or scarring risks.