Micro-Infusion Prep & Aftercare: A Simple At-Home Checklist
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Good micro-infusion care is mostly about keeping the routine simple. The goal is not to add more products before or after treatment; it is to use the system as directed and avoid unnecessary irritation.
Before treatment
Remove makeup, sunscreen, oil, and residue. Wash your hands and start with clean, dry skin. Organize the serum, applicator, and a fresh sterile single-use treatment head before you begin.
Avoid over-exfoliating first
If you use retinoids, strong acids, scrubs, or other intensive actives, avoid stacking them around treatment day. Do not try to “prep” the skin with extra exfoliation.
During application
Use the stamping technique in the instructions. Work methodically, avoid dragging, and do not repeatedly treat the same area simply to make the session feel stronger.
First 24 hours
Skip makeup for 24 hours and keep the routine gentle. Avoid rubbing, picking, or adding unfamiliar products.
Days 1–3
Pause stronger actives for about 2–3 days. Return to them gradually once your skin feels comfortable and back to normal.
Sun and treatment spacing
Avoid direct sun for 24–48 hours. ReGlow facial sessions are designed to be spaced about 7–14 days apart.
When to stop
If you experience unusual, persistent, or worsening irritation, stop use and seek appropriate professional advice rather than repeating the treatment.
FAQ
Can I wear makeup after ReGlow?
Wait at least 24 hours.
When can I restart retinol or strong acids?
ReGlow recommends pausing strong actives for about 2–3 days.
How soon can I do another session?
Space sessions about 7–14 days apart.
