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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about 12 Week Retouch.
During the appointment, your technician assesses healed pigment, discusses desired adjustments, and gently reworks color and shape using sterile tools. The session typically takes 30–60 minutes depending on area, with immediate visual improvement and minimal additional downtime.
You must schedule within twelve weeks of your initial treatment to qualify. This window allows us to address natural healing shifts, adjust pigment saturation, and finalize shape before the skin fully settles for optimal, long-term results.
Most clients report only mild discomfort. We offer topical numbing to minimize pain during the session, and techniques are gentle since the skin has already been treated. Post-procedure sensations are usually mild and short-lived.
Most cosmetic procedures aren't covered by medical insurance. Elva offers specific touch-up policies; within the twelve‑week period many initial treatment packages include a complimentary or discounted retouch. Check your treatment agreement or contact us for exact coverage details.
A timely 12 Week Retouch helps lock in pigment and shape, extending results for years depending on skin type, lifestyle, and sun exposure. Periodic maintenance may still be needed every one to three years to refresh color and definition.
Yes. Follow the same gentle aftercare as your original procedure: keep the area clean, avoid heavy sweating and sun exposure, apply recommended ointment, and avoid picking scabs. These steps ensure proper pigment settling and reduce infection risk.