Frequently Asked Questions

Junera Knowledge Base FAQ

Comprehensive answers for patients and physicians, grounded in peer-reviewed clinical evidence.

Patient-Facing Questions

Common questions patients ask about the Junera treatment — answers backed by clinical evidence.

Recovery Timeline

A day-by-day guide to what patients can expect during the 3–10 day recovery window.

Days 1–3Acute Recovery

Rest at home — avoid strenuous activity

Mild to moderate swelling, redness, and bruising are normal

Apply cold compresses for 10–15 min intervals

No hot baths, saunas, or alcohol

Sleep with head elevated (facial treatments)

Take prescribed medications as directed

Days 3–7Active Healing

Swelling and bruising begin to noticeably fade

Light walking and gentle daily activities are encouraged

Continue gentle skincare — no retinoids, exfoliants, or actives

Wear SPF 50+ daily; avoid direct sun exposure

Light lymphatic drainage massage may be recommended

No chemical peels, microdermabrasion, or other treatments

Days 7–10Return to Normal

Most patients resume all normal activities

Residual swelling continues to resolve

Initial skin tightening becomes visible

Continue SPF 50+ and gentle skincare routine

Schedule 2-week follow-up appointment

Weeks 2–24Results Development

Collagen remodeling continues beneath the skin

Progressive tightening and improvement over 3–6 months

Follow-up appointments at 2 weeks, 2 months, and 4–6 months

Full results typically realized at 3–6 months post-treatment

Results can last up to 5 years with proper care

Note: Recovery timelines vary by individual, treatment area, and extent of treatment. Facial treatments tend toward the shorter end of the range, while body or combination treatments may require the full 10-day recovery period. Always follow your provider's specific post-care instructions.

Clinical Note: All answers in this FAQ are grounded in peer-reviewed clinical studies and Onyxa Medical's proprietary clinical data. References are provided for each answer. For clinical results, visit the Clinical Results page or the Document Library.