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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about BDR Basic & sensitive Derma treatment.
Yes. The treatment is designed specifically for rosacea and hypersensitive skin types, focusing on calming, barrier repair and reducing redness. Therapists customize products and protocols to your condition; a patch test and consultation ensure safety and optimal tolerance.
About 60 minutes typically. Timing includes consultation, gentle cleansing, targeted BDR serums, calming mask, and aftercare. We may adjust duration for severe sensitivity or additional comfort measures to ensure optimal results and safety.
Most clients experience immediate soothing and minimal downtime. Rarely temporary flushing or mild tightness occurs. We provide post-treatment care instructions and hypoallergenic products to minimize reactions, and follow-up appointments ensure issues are addressed promptly.
Generally safe, but we require consultation and medical clearance for pregnancy. Certain active ingredients or procedures are avoided; therapists tailor the protocol to ensure gentle, non-invasive care and prioritize maternal and fetal safety.
A recommended initial course is 4-6 sessions spaced two to four weeks apart depending on severity. After improvement, maintenance treatments every 6–12 weeks help preserve barrier function and reduce recurrence of sensitivity.
Avoid strong exfoliants, retinoids, and chemical peels for at least one week prior. Bring a list of current skincare and medications. If you have active flare-ups, contact us first for advice or to reschedule for safety.