All cosmetic procedures involve some level of risk, and outcomes can vary between individuals. Common side effects may include redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness, or mild discomfort in the treated area. These reactions are usually temporary and resolve within a few days. Less common risks may include infection, allergic reaction, uneven results, or prolonged changes in skin sensation. More serious complications are rare but can occur, depending on the procedure and individual factors. It is essential to discuss your medical history, expectations, and any concerns with a qualified health practitioner before treatment to ensure you are fully informed about potential risks and whether the procedure is appropriate for you.

Recovery following cosmetic treatments differs for each person and depends on the type of procedure performed. Some treatments may involve minimal downtime, while others require a short healing period before normal activities can be resumed. It is normal to experience temporary redness, swelling, or sensitivity after most procedures. Adhering to post treatment care instructions provided by your practitioner can support proper healing and reduce the risk of complications. Factors such as individual skin type, lifestyle, and overall health can influence recovery time and the final result. Your practitioner will guide you on what to expect and when you can safely return to your usual routine.