Tixel

Tixel is not a laser, and it doesn’t use needles. One of the advantages of tixel skin resurfacing is that it is less invasive than other skin resurfacing treatments, such as traditional laser resurfacing.

This means that there is less downtime and fewer potential side effects. Additionly, tixel skin resurfacing is suitable for all skin types, making it a versatile treatment option for many people.

Unlike traditional laser resurfacing treatments, Tixel does not rely on light or radiation to create the controlled damage to the skin. Instead, Tixel uses thermal energy, which is delivered directly to the skin through the micro-pyramids. This makes Tixel a safer and more precise option for skin resurfacing.

Overall, Tixel skin resurfacing is a safe and effective way to achieve smoother, more youthful-looking skin without the need for surgery or extensive downtime. 

What is it for?

• 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
• Rosacea
• Stretch marks

Recommended in a series of atleast 3 treatments, 4-6 weeks apart for best results.