tixel 

Tixel® gives extraordinary results in treating a wide range of conditions. Tixel® uses thermo-mechanicalablation technology (TMA) to provide anti-aging improvements to the skin tone and texture, giving it a radiant and youthful appearance. Tixel® delivers results that are comparable to deep skin peels and intensive laser treatments, with much less downtime, less pain and faster recovery times.

Tixel® treatment is ideal for those seeking smoother, more radiant and revitalised looking skin, but who are worried about downtime. The added benefit is that it continues to deliver results that improve over time and can last for several years (as it is your own collagen that produces the effects).

 

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$2550. package of 3 with prp/prf

Treatments:

Skin tightening, to improve skin tone and texture

Skin rejuvenation (facial skin, neck and décolletage)

Acne and acne scarring

Lines and wrinkles

Eye lift, for sagging eyelids or eyebags

Uneven pigmentation and melasma

Rosacea

Stretch marks

Q&A

What happens during a treatment?

is there downtime?

How often do i get it?

is it safe?

Anesthetic cream can be applied for 30 minutes beforehand if required (however this is not necessary for Open Channel treatments). Your skin will first be cleansed and prepared. A grid may be marked on your face in white pencil for the Nurse to work in sections. The machine is hand held with the metal plate passing directly onto the skin for a fraction of a second, delivering a short burst of heat, within each section of the grid until the whole treatment area has been covered. Treatment time is usually 30-60 minutes.

 

is there downtime?

is it safe?

What happens during a treatment?

How often do i get it?

is there downtime?

This will depend on the level of your treatment. Your skin may feel tight, warm and slightly sensitive, as if you have been in the sun, with some mild swelling and redness 24-72 hours post treatment. For the Full and Medium Ablative treatments, your skin can remain pink to red for 2-3 days and a light brown micro crust will form for 7-10 days. For the lower intensity Open Channel treatment, you will be able to return to normal activity the following day. Tixel® around the mouth may trigger cold sores, this can be treated as you would normally treat an outbreak.



 

is it safe?

What happens during a treatment?

How often do i get it?

is there downtime?

This depends on the treatment mode and the individual. Full Ablative sessions achieve results faster than Medium Ablative treatments. Some people start to see results after just one treatment, however, for best results, the recommended treatment is a course of 3-6 sessions spaced ideally 4-6 weeks apart, with a treatment every 6 or 12 months thereafter. Open Channel treatments can be performed every 2-4 weeks.

is it safe?

What happens during a treatment?

How often do i get it?

is there downtime?

Tixel is a safe and effective treatment, however there are a number of potential side-effects/risks. Tixel may cause sensitivity, redness and pain in some people, especially in areas with thinner skin (e.g. around the eyes). Swelling may also occur, especially during ablative treatment. Redness and swelling may persist for a number of weeks.
Minor crusting/scabs may appear a few days after treatment, which should fall off naturally over the next couple of weeks. If scabs do form, it is important not to pick, rub or scratch them.


is it safe?

What happens during a treatment?

How often do i get it?

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