Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Skin Classic 1 Zone.

It targets benign irregularities such as skin tags, dermatosis papulosa nigra (DPN), cherry angiomas and small benign lesions. A consultation confirms suitability and treatment scope for safe removal within the single designated zone.

Yes. The consultation reviews your medical history, examines the concerned area, explains expectations and confirms that high-frequency removal is appropriate. It ensures accurate diagnosis, determines the correct approach for your one zone, and addresses any questions or concerns.

Most sessions take 15–30 minutes depending on the number and size of irregularities within the single zone. Time includes preparation, treatment and brief aftercare discussion. Complex or multiple lesions may require additional time or staged visits.

Discomfort is usually minimal. A topical numbing agent can be applied during the consultation if needed. Clients report brief stinging or heat sensation during treatment, followed by mild redness that subsides over hours to a few days.

Keep the treated area clean and dry, avoid heavy sun exposure and tanning, and use gentle cleanser and SPF as advised. Avoid picking scabs and follow any topical or dressing instructions provided during your consultation to promote healing.

Most benign lesions are permanently removed, but some may recur or new lesions can develop elsewhere. Follow-up visits may be recommended. Ongoing skin monitoring and sun protection help reduce future lesions and maintain cosmetic outcomes.