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Get answers to common questions about DMK Enzyme Therapy Treatment.
Your clinician cleanses, analyzes, and applies DMK enzymatic masks that remove dead tissue. The process lifts impurities, stimulates circulation and collagen, then we rebuild with targeted serums and finish with protective products. Sessions typically last 60–90 minutes depending on skin condition.
Most clients begin with a series of 3–6 treatments spaced two to four weeks apart to achieve measurable revision. After initial correction, maintenance sessions are scheduled every 4–12 weeks and personalized to your skin’s response and goals.
Yes, many sensitive clients benefit when treatment is customized. We perform a thorough consultation and patch test, then adjust enzyme strength and timing. Some reactive skins need gradual protocols to rebuild tolerance and reduce inflammation safely.
Expect variable downtime: mild redness and light peeling for 2–7 days is common. Deeper revision protocols can produce longer shedding. Healing occurs as old tissue lifts and new skin regenerates. Strict post-care and sun protection help ensure safe recovery and best results.
DMK enzyme protocols can significantly improve active acne by clearing congestion and normalizing function, and reduce scarring by stimulating remodeling. Results depend on severity, skin type, and consistent treatment; your clinician will design a targeted program for best outcomes.
Yes. Active infections, open wounds, recent chemical peels, certain acne medications (isotretinoin within the past 6–12 months), pregnancy or uncontrolled health issues may contraindicate treatment. A comprehensive consultation and medical history review determine safe suitability.
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Published On: June 30, 2026

