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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Aerolase® Trifecta (Laser/Channel/Peel).
The Trifecta sequences an Aerolase laser to stimulate collagen and reduce pigment, Procell microchanneling to enhance serums and remodeling, then BioRePeel Blue for chemical exfoliation—layering effects for faster, more comprehensive skin renewal than single treatments.
Yes. When performed by trained clinicians, the Trifecta is customized for most skin types and tones. Settings, microchannel depth, and peel formulation are adjusted to minimize risk and deliver optimal, safe outcomes after an initial consultation.
Downtime is usually minimal: one to three days of redness, slight swelling or flaking, and heightened sun sensitivity. Most clients resume normal activities quickly; proper aftercare and sunscreen help speed healing and protect results.
A typical series is three to six treatments spaced four to six weeks apart for cumulative improvement. Exact recommendations depend on concern severity and goals; your provider will create a personalized plan including maintenance options.
Yes. The laser reduces redness and pigment, microchanneling stimulates collagen and boosts topical delivery, and BioRePeel improves texture and acne scarring. Combined, they more effectively target acne, pigmentation, and fine lines than individual therapies.
Discomfort is generally mild; clients report pricking from microchanneling and warm laser sensations. Topical numbing is applied before microchanneling and peels when appropriate, and clinicians monitor comfort throughout to ensure a tolerable experience.