Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Decollate Add On.

Most skin types can undergo the Decollate Add On, though assessment is required. Fitzpatrick I–III typically respond best; darker skin tones need tailored settings to reduce pigment risks. Our clinicians evaluate your skin and recommend safe IPL parameters.

Treatment plans vary, but most clients benefit from three to five Decollate Add On sessions spaced four to six weeks apart. Your provider will create a personalized schedule based on the severity of sun damage and overall skin response.

Downtime is minimal after the Decollate Add On. Expect redness, mild swelling, or temporary darkening of pigmented spots for a few days. Most people resume normal activities immediately, with full recovery and visible improvement developing over one to two weeks.

Before your appointment, avoid sun exposure and tanning for at least two weeks and discontinue retinoids or exfoliating products as advised. Clean, makeup-free skin is required; disclose medications and recent procedures so we can customize treatment safely.

Results are long-lasting for treated pigment and texture improvements, but not truly permanent. Natural aging and sun exposure can return signs over time. Maintenance sessions and diligent sun protection help preserve outcomes and extend the benefits of the Decollate Add On.

Yes — the Decollate Add On pairs well with facials, chemical peels, microneedling, and topical brightening regimens. Your clinician will advise on safe sequencing and timing to maximize results and minimize irritation before combining treatments.