Skin classic
Skin Classic in Hartland, MI
Affordable Non-laser treatment for skin
What Is Skin Classic?
The Skin Classic direct high-frequency technology is an affordable non-laser treatment for minor skin irregularities such as telangiectasis (broken capillaries), cherry angiomas, keratosis, skin tags, milia, sebaceous hyperplasia, and acne.
Smoother, Clearer Skin With No Downtime
This quick and minimally invasive procedure delivers precise electrical currents to the affected area, effectively dehydrating the targeted irregularity without damaging surrounding skin. Most treatments take only a few minutes with little to no downtime, making Skin Classic a convenient option for clients seeking smoother, clearer skin with immediate and long-lasting results.
AREAS WE TREAT
- Face & Body
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Below are commonly asked questions about Skin Classic
Skin Classic is a non-laser, direct high-frequency treatment designed to safely and effectively treat minor skin irregularities. It targets conditions such as broken capillaries (telangiectasia), cherry angiomas, skin tags, milia, sebaceous hyperplasia, keratosis, and some forms of acne. The high-frequency current dehydrates the targeted area, allowing the body to naturally heal and remove the imperfection.
The treatment is quick and minimally uncomfortable, with most procedures lasting only a few minutes. Patients may feel a slight stinging or heat sensation during application. Afterward, treated areas may form small scabs or crusts that typically heal within 5–10 days, depending on the area and the issue treated. Post-care includes keeping the area clean and avoiding picking or exfoliating the skin.
Most minor irregularities can be effectively treated in just one session, with visible results appearing as the skin heals over 7–14 days. However, in some cases—especially for larger or multiple irregularities—a follow-up treatment may be recommended. Your skincare professional will assess the area and provide guidance on what to expect for your specific concerns.