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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Siit pro Millia Remove (up to 45m).
The treatment typically lasts up to 45 minutes, including consultation and targeted extraction. Time varies slightly based on number and location of milia, but most clients complete the full service within the scheduled appointment with time for aftercare instructions.
Most clients experience only mild discomfort during extraction. We use gentle techniques and calming topical measures to minimize pain. Any sensitivity is brief, and therapists adjust pressure and pace to ensure a comfortable, controlled experience throughout the treatment.
Many milia are removed in one session, but larger or stubborn clusters may require follow-up visits. Your therapist will assess during consultation and recommend a personalised plan. Commonly, one to two treatments resolve most standard milia concerns.
Temporary redness, slight swelling, or pinpoint scabbing can occur but usually resolve within a few days. Strict aftercare reduces risk of infection or scarring. We'll provide detailed instructions and contact information if you experience unusual or prolonged symptoms.
We advise waiting at least 24 hours before applying makeup to allow skin to heal and prevent irritation or infection. If immediate coverage is necessary, ask your therapist for mineral, non-comedogenic options or a light-touch recommendation.
Clients with active skin infections, cold sores, recent isotretinoin use, uncontrolled diabetes, or keloid tendencies should avoid treatment until cleared by a physician. Pregnant clients should consult their healthcare provider; inform the therapist about medications and medical history.