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Facials & Peels

PRX-T33®

Biochemical skin stimulation

PRX-T33®

At a Glance

In Brief

Non-ablative peel concept

Treatment Duration

45–60 minutes

Pain

Generally well tolerated, slight tingling possible

Anaesthesia

Usually not required

Downtime

Usually no downtime

Results

Changes possible straight away, developing over 8–10 weeks

Duration of Effect

Varies with the skin concern

Sessions

Often 3–6, every 7–10 days

Price

From CHF 250

PRX-T33® is a non-ablative peel concept for biochemical skin stimulation, in which the outer skin layer is preserved. Its active ingredients reach the deeper skin layers, where they stimulate collagen production and support skin regeneration. This can leave the skin looking fresher and smoother, with finer-looking pores and a more even complexion.

The treatment can be considered for selected superficial skin concerns on the face, neck and décolleté, including fine lines, pigmentation, acne scars or enlarged pores. During the consultation, we talk with you about suitability, the expected skin response, the risk of pigmentation changes, downtime and aftercare.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the treatment work and how long does it take?

After the skin has been cleansed, the PRX-T33 gel is massaged in over 2 to 3 rounds. A revitalising mask is then left on for about 10 minutes, followed by a moisturising cream. The whole session takes 45–60 minutes.

Is the treatment painful, and is anaesthesia used?

Most patients find the treatment comfortable. While the gel is massaged in, you may feel a slight tingling or prickling as blood flow to the skin increases. Anaesthesia is usually not required, as no needles or injections are used.

What risks and side effects are possible?

PRX-T33 is generally well tolerated. A slight tingling is common while the gel is massaged in, and in rare cases mild redness or a burning sensation may occur, which usually fades quickly. The outer layer of the skin remains intact. Possible risks, including pigmentation changes, and your suitability are discussed in detail during the medical consultation before treatment.

What should I consider before the treatment?

Please tell us in advance if you are taking any medication, particularly photosensitising medication or isotretinoin, or if you have a skin condition. On the day of treatment, ideally avoid heavy creams and make-up for 2 hours beforehand. You will receive further preparation instructions before your appointment.

What should I consider after the treatment?

Keep your skin well moisturised over the following days and use sun protection consistently. Sunbathing and sunbeds should be avoided for the first 3 days. You will receive your personal skincare recommendations straight after the session.

How long does recovery take after the treatment?

As a rule, no downtime is needed after PRX-T33, and you can usually return to your everyday activities straight away. The skin also does not usually peel. Slight redness or a burning sensation is possible in rare cases and generally fades quickly.

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When do results become visible?

Initial changes may be visible immediately afterwards, with the skin looking fresher, firmer and better supplied with blood. Further development, driven by new collagen formation, generally takes place over 8–10 weeks. The course varies from person to person.

How long do the results last?

How long the effect lasts depends, among other things, on the skin concern treated and, for pigmentation, on its cause. Regular maintenance treatments may be advisable to help maintain the effect. We discuss with you how often these would make sense.

How many sessions are usually needed?

The number of sessions depends on your skin concern and goals. A series of 3–6 sessions, 7–10 days apart, is often recommended, and for acne scars the number depends on their size and depth. We agree on a suitable plan together.

Who is the treatment suitable for?

PRX-T33 can be used on different skin types, from very fair to dark skin. The treatment should not be carried out during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with an allergy to kojic acid or latex, or while taking photosensitising medication or isotretinoin. The same applies to active skin rashes, irritated skin and skin conditions including herpes, eczema or atopic dermatitis. We assess your suitability before the treatment.

How much does the treatment cost?

Treatment of the face costs CHF 250, and each additional area (neck or décolleté) costs CHF 50. Aesthetic treatments are usually paid for privately. We give you the exact cost of your treatment plan after the consultation.

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