NeoGen

NeoGen treatments are tailored to your individual needs, so appointment times vary. Some larger treatment areas may take approximately 30 to 60 minutes. During your consultation, we’ll explain the recommended approach and what to expect so you can plan your visit with confidence.

Recovery depends on your treatment intensity. Lower-energy sessions may involve relatively little downtime, while more intensive resurfacing may require 7 to 10 days or longer of visible healing.

You may experience redness, swelling, bronzing, peeling, or sensitivity as your skin renews. Some effects can continue beyond the initial recovery period.

If you have a busy schedule, upcoming travel, or a special occasion, we’ll help you understand the healing timeline before choosing your treatment approach.

NeoGen works with your skin’s natural renewal process, so results develop gradually. You may begin noticing changes as your skin heals, while improvements associated with collagen remodeling typically emerge over the following weeks and months.

The timeline and degree of improvement depend on your skin condition, treatment settings, and individual response. Our goal is natural-looking rejuvenation that complements your features rather than changes them.

Yes. NeoGen PSR is FDA-cleared for treating acne scars under specified conditions. It may help improve the appearance of certain scars by encouraging skin resurfacing and remodeling.

Since acne scars vary in depth, shape, and severity, results differ from person to person. We’ll evaluate your skin and help you determine whether NeoGen is right for your concerns.

Not necessarily. Every complexion is unique, and factors like skin tone, pigmentation history, medical conditions, and individual healing risks can influence whether NeoGen is appropriate.

At dermaSpalogy, we choose treatments that match your skin’s needs. A professional assessment helps determine whether plasma resurfacing is suitable and what approach may be safest for you.

NeoGen PSR is FDA-cleared, rather than FDA-approved. Its FDA 510(k) clearance covers specific dermatological applications, including treating wrinkles and acne scars.

FDA clearance does not guarantee a particular cosmetic result or mean NeoGen is appropriate for everyone. A personalized consultation helps determine whether the treatment fits your skin and goals.

NeoGen, EMFACE, and other radiofrequency treatments all offer non-surgical facial rejuvenation, but each targets different concerns.

NeoGen uses nitrogen plasma energy to improve skin texture, wrinkles, and certain acne scars. EMFACE combines radiofrequency heating with facial muscle stimulation to address skin and facial muscle tone. Other radiofrequency technologies use controlled heating to support tissue remodeling and firmness.

If your primary goal is smoother, more refined skin, NeoGen may be an option to explore. If you’re more concerned about facial tone, contour, or skin laxity, another technology may better suit your goals.

At dermaSpalogy, we’ll help you understand the differences and create a personalized approach to natural-looking rejuvenation.

NeoGen offers a different kind of rejuvenation. Rather than restoring lost volume or creating a surgical lifting effect, it focuses on improving skin quality through resurfacing and collagen remodeling.

Dermal fillers may be more appropriate for certain volume-related concerns, while facial surgery may be considered for significant skin laxity or structural changes.

For those who want smoother, more refreshed-looking skin without changing their natural features, NeoGen may be a valuable addition to a personalized aesthetic plan.

NeoGen pricing depends on the treatment area, energy settings, recommended number of sessions, and your individualized treatment plan.

At dermaSpalogy, we recommend treatments based on what your skin actually needs. During your consultation, we’ll discuss your goals, explain the recommended approach, and provide pricing based on your specific treatment plan.