This guidance is provided to help ensure your treatment is both safe and effective. Please carefully follow the pre-treatment advice below prior to undergoing a GENOSYS BIO MESO facial.

Medication: Please inform us of any medication you are currently taking or have taken within the two weeks leading up to your appointment.

Sun Exposure: Sun exposure and the use of sunbeds are strictly prohibited for a minimum of two weeks before and two weeks after your GENOSYS treatment.

Injections: The use of nasal tanning sprays or tanning injections is strictly prohibited at all times.

The treatment should not be performed if you suffer with any of the following conditions:

• Keloid formation or a history of raised scarring

• Collagen vascular disorders, including scleroderma

• Unstable diabetes or impaired would healing

• Chronic inflammatory skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis

• Autoimmune conditions that can affect the skin

• Steroid therapy 

• Rosacea or blood-clotting disorders

• A history of herpes simplex infections, unless medically controlled

• Active bacterial, viral, or fungal infections

• Broken, damaged, or injured skin in the treatment area

• Raised moles, warts, or other elevated lesions within the treatment area

• Surgical or trauma-related scars less than six months old

• Use of strong acids, tretinoin, or oral vitamin A within the past 2 weeks.

Do not proceed with treatment if you have undergone any of the following listed below:

 Injectable & Aesthetic Treatments Botulinum toxin injections – within the last 2 weeks

Dermal fillers

Hyaluronic Acid (HA)–based fillers – 2weeks

Vital / Hydration injections – 6 weeks

 Sculptra – 6 weeks

Radiesse – 6 weeks

Skin boosters – 2 weeks

Skin Resurfacing & Exfoliation Treatments

Microdermabrasion or Hydrafacial – 2 weeks

Superficial chemical peels – 2 weeks

Medium or deep chemical peels – 6 weeks

Medical microneedling – 4 weeks

RF microneedling – 4 week

Laser, Light & Energy-Based Procedures

IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) – 1 week

Laser hair removal – 2 weeks

 Resurfacing or ablative laser treatments – 6 weeks

Cosmetic Treatments

Eyebrow tinting or waxing – 7 days

Medical Treatments & Medications • Isotretinoin (Accutane), chemotherapy, or radiation therapy – 6 months to 1 year Medical approval must always be obtained prior to treatment where applicable.

-Avoid steam rooms, saunas, swimming pools, and exposure to extreme heat for 5 days following treatment

Refrain from using active ingredients, including retinol, AHA, BHA, and high-strength vitamin C for up to 10 days

Avoid washing the hair for 6 hours post-treatment. 

Light exercise may be resumed after 24 hours. 

Makeup may be applied after 24 hours; however, it is advisable to avoid makeup during the peeling phase, as it may be more noticeable and less hygienic. If required, opt for a tinted SPF or mineral-based formulation

Redness and inflammation may persist for up to 72 hours following treatment. 

Please DO NOT use anything containing alcohol, face wipes, soap, or any other exfoliating products. 

Please refrain from applying any products or performing any treatments on the skin for 24 hours following your procedure. Spicules may remain within the skin for up to 72 hours; therefore, it is normal to continue to experience their presence post-treatment. These spicules are not absorbed by the body and will naturally be eliminated as epidermal cell turnover occurs. Avoid excessive rubbing or manipulation of the treated area.

It is advised to use the GENOSYS homecare products to ensure you are protecting your skin barrier and enhancing your results.  

Protect the treated skin from sun exposure following the procedure. Apply a non-irritating, broadspectrum sunscreen daily, as the skin is particularly sensitive to UV radiation during the posttreatment period. Unprotected sun exposure may increase the risk of pigmentation changes, including freckles or hyperpigmentation.

Pruritus (itching)

Mild itching is a normal post-treatment response. If this occurs, gently pat the skin using your recovery serum or toner, or lightly dampen the area with a cotton pad as required. Avoid scratching or rubbing dry or itchy areas, as this may increase irritation and discomfort.

Desquamation (peeling)

Skin peeling may occur from approximately day three post-treatment. Do not forcibly remove peeling skin. Instead, ensure the skin is kept well moisturised. Premature removal of desquamating skin may disrupt the healing process and increase the risk of irritation or scarring.