Skin Reactions After Micro-Infusion: What’s Expected and When to Stop
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Some temporary redness or sensitivity can happen after treatment-style skincare. What matters is whether the reaction is mild and improving, or persistent and worsening.
Temporary changes that can occur
Skin may look pink, feel warm, or feel more sensitive immediately after a session. Individual responses vary.
Reduce avoidable irritation
Use a fresh sterile treatment head, start with clean skin, use the recommended stamping technique, and avoid dragging or excessive pressure.
Keep the post-treatment routine simple
Skip makeup for 24 hours, avoid direct sun for 24–48 hours, and pause stronger actives for about 2–3 days.
Do not treat compromised skin
Avoid using the system on visibly irritated, broken, sunburned, or otherwise compromised skin.
When to stop
If redness, swelling, pain, or other symptoms are severe, persist, or worsen rather than improve, stop using the product and seek appropriate professional advice.
Do not repeat a treatment to “fix” irritation
ReGlow sessions are designed to be spaced about 7–14 days apart. If your skin has not returned to normal, wait rather than repeating the treatment.
