Does no-downtime treatment mean nothing will show on my face?
No. It means there is no dressing, no wound to care for and no reason to stay indoors. Flush after laser passes, entry points after injections and the occasional small bruise are ordinary and expected. If your requirement is that absolutely nothing is visible at a specific moment, say so in the consultation, because that is a stricter brief than low downtime.
Which treatments at Dear Clinic count as low downtime?
Four lines sit clearly in that group: dual laser toning, full-face skin botox, Rejuran Healer and Juvelook. Their listed rates and their ordinary short-term signs are in the table above. Energy lifting sits in between, and ablative laser work, subcision and thread lifting sit outside it entirely.
Can I go back to work straight after one of these four lines?
Most people do, which is the practical meaning of the phrase. What changes is not your ability to work but your aftercare: gentle handling of the skin at first, and a pause on scrubs, exfoliating acids, alcohol and smoking after an injected booster. Your written instructions cover the treatment you actually had.
How soon before a wedding or an event should I book?
Earlier than feels necessary, and no fixed number of days is promised on this page because it depends on the line and on you. Bring the date to the consultation and the plan is built backwards from it. Where the window is too short for what your capture shows you need, you are told that instead of being sold a smaller substitute.
Does Rejuran Healer leave visible bumps after the injections?
Small raised points at the injection sites are normal and they settle; swelling and occasional bruising are part of the same picture. Of the four low-downtime lines it is the one most likely to be legible for a short period, which is exactly why it is planned around your week and not squeezed into the day before something important.
Is full-face skin botox different from wrinkle dosing for downtime?
Yes. Superficial placement across the face is aimed at texture and the look of pores, and the ordinary aftermath is a set of small raised points and occasional pinpoint bruising. Nothing structural changes and the effect is temporary. Dosing into a single expressive area is a different proposition with its own considerations, discussed on its own page.
Can I have laser toning and an injectable booster in the same visit?
Sometimes, and it is a clinical decision made at the consultation with your capture in front of the director. Combining routes increases what shows on the day and makes the result harder to attribute afterwards. Where a date is close, doing one line properly is usually the better plan and your director will say which one.
Can I wear make-up afterwards to cover anything visible?
This is answered per treatment, since applying product over fresh injection points is not the same as covering a flush. Ask specifically at your appointment and follow the written instructions you are given, which will state when normal make-up and normal skincare can resume for the line you had.
Is low downtime the same thing as low risk?
No, and the two are worth keeping separate. Injections carry risks of bruising, swelling, lumps, infection and rarely vascular events; laser work carries a burn risk and can darken skin that pigments readily. Repeated low-fluence toning has documented downsides in the literature. A quick recovery says nothing about any of that.
What if my concern needs something with real recovery?
You are told so. Where the capture shows ablative resurfacing, subcision or a thread route is the appropriate answer, we do not recommend a low-downtime line as a stand-in for it, because the stand-in costs money and buys very little. Those treatments are performed here and planned with your calendar open.
How much do the low-downtime lines cost at Dear Clinic?
Each has its listed rate in the table above, with the unit stated beside it: a session, a full face, two cubic centimetres and one cubic centimetre. One published card applies to residents and international patients alike, with no foreign-patient surcharge, and your own total is itemised after the capture and agreed before anything is prepared.
I am flying home soon. Which of these is sensible before a flight?
Bring your departure date to the consultation and it shapes the plan, since cabin conditions and a long day of travel suit some routes better than others. Booking treatment early in a trip also leaves room for a look in person before you leave. The clinic runs 365 days a year, weekdays 10 to 19 and weekends and holidays 10 to 16.
