Tixel® Skin Rejuvenation

Tixel is a non-laser, thermo-mechanical treatment designed to improve skin texture, tone and firmness by delivering controlled heat to the skin's surface.

 

At Allure Derma, Tixel is used to support skin rejuvenation in a way that is effective yet gentle — with less downtime than many traditional resurfacing treatments.

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Tixel is suitable for a range of skin concerns and can be used on sensitive areas such as the eyelids, neck and décolletage.

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What Tixel May Help With

Tixel may be considered for individuals seeking non-surgical support for concerns such as:

• Fine lines and mild wrinkles

• Loss of firmness or skin laxity

• Uneven texture or tone

• Enlarged pores

• Mild scarring, including acne scarring

• Periorbital skin concerns (around the eyes)

• General skin revitalisation

 

Tixel can be used on the face, neck, chest, eyelids, and hands, with treatment plans tailored to your skin type, concern, and sensitivity.

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How Tixel Works

Tixel uses a sterile titanium tip to briefly deliver heat to the skin in a controlled pattern. This thermal stimulation encourages natural collagen production and cell turnover, promoting gradual skin renewal.

Unlike laser or radiofrequency treatments, Tixel does not emit light or radiation, and the skin is not ablated or vaporised. This makes it a gentler option for some skin types, with reduced risk of pigment disruption.

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What to Expect

Tixel treatments are customised in intensity depending on the treatment area and desired outcomes. Recovery may involve mild redness, warmth, or light crusting, which typically resolves within 3–5 days.

A series of sessions is usually recommended for optimal results.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is Tixel painful?

Most clients describe the sensation as brief heat or tingling. A topical numbing cream is applied beforehand to improve comfort. The treatment is usually well tolerated, especially at lower intensities.

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What areas can be treated with Tixel?

Tixel can be used on:

• Face

• Neck and chest

• Eyelids (upper and lower)

• Hands

• Areas with fine lines, texture issues, or mild scarring

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How many sessions will I need?

Most clients benefit from a course of 3–4 sessions, spaced 4–6 weeks apart. The number depends on your skin concern, treatment intensity, and desired outcome. Your practitioner will provide a personalised plan during consultation.

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What is the downtime after Tixel?

Downtime is generally mild and shorter than traditional laser treatments. You may experience:

• Redness or warmth for 24–48 hours

• Light dryness, swelling or crusting for 2–5 days

• Sensitivity in treated areas
  Makeup and active skincare products should be avoided until the skin has fully recovered.

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Is Tixel safe for all skin types?

Tixel is considered safe for most skin tones and types, including those who may not be suitable for certain lasers. Suitability will be confirmed during your professional skin assessment.

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What aftercare is required?

• Keep skin clean and moisturised as advised

• Avoid sun exposure and apply SPF daily

• Avoid makeup and active ingredients until cleared by your practitioner

• Do not pick or exfoliate any dry or flaking areas

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Are results immediate?

Some clients notice improvement in skin smoothness after one session, but optimal results develop gradually over several weeks and continue to improve over time with repeated treatments.

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Book a Tixel Consultation

To find out if Tixel is suitable for your skin concerns, book a consultation at Allure Derma. We will assess your skin and create a safe, personalised treatment plan based on your needs and goals.

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Call our Grafton clinic on 02 6642 8662 to get started.