Tixel

Also known as: tixel treatment, tixel skin resurfacing, tixel resurfacing, tixel fractional, tixel device, tixel procedure, tixel therapy, tixel laser resurfacing, tixel fractional resurfacing

Laser & Light Treatments

AI Aesthetician Summary

1. What Is Tixel?

Tixel is a revolutionary non-invasive skin resurfacing treatment that utilizes proprietary Thermo-Mechanical Action (TMA) technology to improve skin complexion and reverse photoaging damage. Unlike traditional laser or light-based systems, Tixel employs a unique energy-base...

Treatment Details

Targets

Concerns:Wrinkles Acne Scarring Sun Damage Sagging Skin Large Pores Jowls Stretch Marks Pigmentation Acne Rosacea Age Spots Crepey Skin Scars Neck Wrinkles Crow's Feet Wrinkles

Areas:Eye, Neck, Chest, Hand, Abdomen, Thigh, Buttocks

Tissues:Skin (Epidermis, Dermis)

Longevity:1-2 Years

How it Works

Duration:30 minutes

Anesthesia:Topical (e.g., Numbing Cream)

Pain Level:Mild

Techniques:Microneedling

Multiple Sessions:Yes

Session Notes:Typically a series of 3-5 treatments, spaced 4-6 weeks apart, is recommended for optimal results.

Post Treatment

Downtime:7 days

Post-care:Immediately after Tixel, expect a sensation similar to sunburn; avoid applying products for 2-4 hours. Keep the treated area clean and well-moisturized with gentle products, avoiding direct sun exposure by using broad-spectrum SPF 50+ and physical barriers. Do not pick or scrub micro-crusts, and avoid strenuous exercise, saunas, and swimming for 24-72 hours post-treatment.

Risks:Immediate redness (like sunburn), warmth, and mild swelling. Ablative mode can cause tiny, dark brown micro-crusts that shed over 5-7 days, with redness and swelling potentially persisting for several days. Non-ablative mode typically results in mild redness for a few hours to a day.

Additional Information

Invasiveness:Non-Invasive

Manufacturer:Tixel

Specialty:Medical Spa

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