Salons and clinics offer many non-surgical treatments—peels, facials, lasers, microneedling, “instant glow” sessions. Some are helpful; some are mostly marketing.
Basic clinical facials and mild peels can improve texture, remove dull surface layers and support acne or pigmentation treatment when done under proper supervision. But results are usually gradual, not overnight miracles.
Lasers can help with specific concerns—hair reduction, certain pigment issues, some scars, or blood vessels. However, each type of laser has limits, and multiple sittings are often needed.
What’s often over-hyped are “one-session transformations” and very dramatic before-after images. Most real improvements in skin come from a mix of daily routine, sun protection, lifestyle, and appropriately spaced treatments.
Before signing up for expensive packages, ask: Which problem are we targeting? What’s the expected result? How many sessions? What are the possible side effects?
Choose clinics where a qualified dermatologist is actually involved, not just sales staff. Your skin is not a test ground for random experiments.
