Tixel uses brief, controlled contact with a heated tip to create a skin-renewal response. It may be considered for selected concerns such as fine lines, uneven texture and crepey-looking skin, including suitable areas around the eyes.
Tixel can also be used for active acne, and for dry eye.
Your appointment
Your practitioner assesses your skin and selects an approach appropriate to the area, your goals and the recovery you can accommodate.
Results and care
Improvement develops over time and more than one session may be recommended. Redness, warmth, swelling and fine crusting can occur. Recovery varies with treatment intensity. Follow the supplied guidance on cleansing, products, makeup and sun protection.
Preparing for a skin treatment
Tell your practitioner about medication, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, recent sun exposure and previous procedures. Bring details of your skincare products. Preparation and recovery instructions depend on the actual treatment, so follow the personalised advice supplied rather than a generic timetable.
Who you will see
Not sure where to start? Contact Rejuven8 Beauty & Bronze Co. in Caversham, Reading, and we will help you choose the right consultation. You can ask about suitability, expected recovery and cost before deciding whether to proceed.
Concerns this can help with