Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Time Machine.

Many clients notice improved hydration and subtle brightness within a few days; collagen-related changes appear over several weeks. Optimal results often require a recommended series of sessions, with cumulative benefits visible after multiple treatments.

Duration varies by individual, lifestyle, and genetics, but results commonly last weeks to months. Maintenance treatments every 4–8 weeks help sustain benefits; your provider will recommend a personalized schedule based on response.

Time Machine is suitable for most adults and skin types. Safety is confirmed during a medical screening; contraindications include pregnancy, certain medical conditions, or allergies. Our licensed clinicians tailor the formula and dosing for individual safety.

Side effects are generally mild and short-lived, including minor bruising, redness, soreness, or temporary flushing. Serious reactions are rare; staff monitor during infusion and provide guidance for any unusual symptoms.

Prepare by staying well-hydrated, eating a light meal beforehand, avoiding alcohol for 24 hours, and bringing a list of medications and medical history. Inform staff of pregnancies or chronic conditions for safe care.

Yes—Time Machine often complements other treatments. Timing should be coordinated: some procedures may require spacing before or after infusion. Discuss your full treatment plan with our clinician to optimize safety and outcomes.