How the treatment works
Derma Genesis™ Infusion combines controlled microdermabrasion with micro-protrusion techniques to prepare the skin surface and create tiny, regulated openings. Microdermabrasion gently sands the outer layer to remove dead cells and smooth texture, while micro-protrusion forms very small channels that allow topical infusion to reach the superficial skin layers more effectively.
The process is mechanical and manual rather than chemical. The clinician controls pressure, depth, and pattern to match your skin type and sensitivity. Those technical choices—how aggressive the abrasion is and how many micro-protrusions are made—are the primary factors that shape treatment comfort, recovery, and the way your skin responds.
What to expect during appointment
Your appointment at SL Aesthetic Medicine lasts 60 minutes and includes a brief consultation, cleansing, the Derma Genesis™ Infusion procedure, and post-treatment guidance. The clinician will review your skin history, remove makeup or surface oils, then perform the combined microdermabrasion and micro-protrusion steps followed by the infusion component.
Most clients experience mild scraping, tingling, or warmth during the procedure and short-lived redness afterward. There is typically minimal visible downtime, but sensitivity and light redness can persist for a day or two. Your clinician will outline immediate aftercare and any topical products to use or avoid.
Safety, recovery, and trade-offs
Safety depends on a careful medical and skin-history review before treatment. Some skin conditions, active infections, or recent procedures may change timing or suitability. Your clinician will discuss risks, expected recovery, and whether topical numbing or adjustments in technique are appropriate for your comfort and skin goals.
Price and scheduling are part of the practical trade-offs: a single session is priced at $150 and lasts 60 minutes. Results and needs vary by individual, so your provider will recommend a plan balancing convenience, budget, and follow-up visits to maintain outcomes while limiting downtime.
