Eyes | Face | Neck | Body
All ages, all skin tones, all year round
Eyes | Face | Neck | Body
All ages, all skin tones, all year round
We are excited to offer patients a minimally invasive method to restore smoother, tighter, and younger-looking skin on the body, face, eyelids, neck, or hands. Tixel 2® is a fractional skin rejuvenation system designed to treat stubborn skin conditions.
The secret behind Tixel 2 is Thermo-Mechanical Action® (precisely controlled heat). Once gently applied to your skin, this sophisticated technology produces incredible aesthetic results. It's suitable for all skin types and all ages and can be safely used year-round in any climate.
The patented titanium tip is heated with thermal energy. Then the handpiece is moved across the treatment areas, briefly contacting the skin and providing uniform coverage. For optimal results, most patients will require 3-4 treatment sessions, spaced 1 month apart.
Elective skin rejuvenation procedure designed to improve skin texture and appearance. Optimal aesthetic results are achieved through a completed series of treatments rather than a single session.
Slight temporary swelling and mild pinkness (similar to a sunburn) lasting 1–2 days.
Tiny bronze microspots appear after 1–2 days and flake off naturally within 1–2 days.
3 Months Prior: Discontinue Accutane or Roaccutane.
2–4 Weeks Prior: Avoid tanning or prolonged sun exposure (also applies post-treatment).
7 Days Prior:
Avoid NSAIDs (Ibuprofen, Aleve, Naproxen, Aspirin). Tylenol (Acetaminophen) is safe to take.
Stop taking herbal supplements (St. John’s Wort, Garlic, Vitamin E, Ginkgo, etc.). Biotin-based supplements do NOT need to be discontinued.
5 Days Prior: Discontinue Retinols / Retinoids.
24 Hours Prior: Do not dye your hair.
Day Before & Day Of: Drink plenty of fluids and stay well-hydrated.
First 24 Hours: Avoid smoking and excessive alcohol intake.
First 48 Hours:
Avoid wearing makeup in the treated area.
Avoid swimming (due to chlorine) or environmental chemical exposure.
3–4 Days: Avoid scratching or vigorous rubbing. Gently "pat" with a wet/moist cloth if needed.
48–72 Hours:
Avoid overheating skin (very hot baths/showers, sauna, direct heat, strenuous exercise).
Sleep on your back with your head elevated to minimize swelling.
Hydration: Increase fluid intake per provider instructions.
Contact Provider Immediately If You Notice:
Redness or pain that worsens over time (normal sensation is a mild-to-moderate sunburn for 48 hours).
Blisters, open sores, or any drainage.
Swelling that does not start improving by Day 2, or is severe enough to interfere with daily activities.