Reset Post-Flare Patch

Because the flare ending is not the same as your skin recovering. The itch and redness go first, but underneath, your barrier is still rebuilding for weeks, and that is also when the marks show most. Reset supports that stretch rather than leaving your skin to finish alone. In a 4-week at-home study of 30 people, 91% reported healthier, more even-looking skin.

Once the redness and heat have gone and the skin feels dry, flaky, or looks uneven rather than angry. That is the switch from active flare to barrier recovery. Reset needs fully closed skin, so if anything is still open, weeping, or being scratched, stay on Surge until it is not.

That is what it is built for. As the microtips dissolve they carry barrier supporting ingredients past the dry, thickened surface a flare leaves. Most people notice tone shifting over 2 to 3 weeks of use, and in a 4-week at-home study of 30 people, 91% reported healthier, more even-looking skin. It supports how the marks look. Everyone’s skin is different.

No. Microneedles are a delivery method, not a category. Reset's formula is built for post-flare skin: brightening actives for the marks, barrier support for the layer still rebuilding underneath. At 20x20mm it is sized for what a flare leaves behind, not a whole face, and it is steroid-free and pediatrician approved like the rest of the system.

Niacinamide for smoother-looking texture, Tranexamic Acid and Ascorbyl Glucoside for a more even-looking tone after a flare, and Centella Asiatica for calm. The microtips themselves are made of hyaluronic acid, so the delivery system hydrates as it dissolves. Steroid-free, and free from parabens, sulfates, phthalates, and synthetic fragrance.

No. You may feel a slight, brief tingling sensation upon application. These are "self-dissolving" micro-structures made of hyaluronic acid and active nutrients that melt into the skin within the first 60 minutes.

Yes, on the eczema-prone skin it was made for. Reset went through a 45-day clinical patch safety test with 107 participants across diverse skin tones, in which 0% reported irritation or sensitization. The formulas and clinical safety data were independently reviewed and approved by board-certified dermatologist and pediatrician.

Yes, under adult supervision. The microneedles are non-metallic and non-invasive, designed to be gentle on sensitive, recovering skin.

Yes, once the skin has closed. The microtips are non-metallic and dissolve within the first hour, and they are made of hyaluronic acid rather than anything abrasive. Reset is only for fully closed skin, so do not use it on an active flare or on open, weeping, or infected areas. Mild temporary redness can occur afterward in some people. Patch test first if your skin is especially reactive.

In most cases, yes. Reset is steroid-free and designed to support recovery rather than interfere with treatment. If you are using new or active prescriptions, especially anything that thins or sensitizes the skin, confirm the order and timing with your dermatologist. Reset is cosmetic support, not a replacement for what your clinician has prescribed.

We recommend 2 to 3 times per week on the same area. That spacing gives the Tranexamic Acid and Ascorbyl Glucoside time to work between applications, which suits skin that is still rebuilding. Used that way, 91% of people in a 4-week at-home study of 30 participants reported healthier, more even-looking skin.

At least 2 hours. Many people wear Reset for 6 to 8 hours, during the day or overnight, and that is where you will get the most from it. Press the center firmly for 30 seconds when you apply it so the microtips make full contact, then remove slowly while supporting the skin with your other hand.

Apply Reset to clean, completely dry skin. This matters more than adhesion: the microtips need direct contact to dissolve, and cream or serum sits in the way. You are not skipping hydration. The microtips are made of hyaluronic acid, so Reset effectively it under the surface instead of leaving it on top. Moisturize around the patch, and moisturize the spot once you take it off.

Yes. At 20x20mm it is the smallest patch in the system, sized for the defined spots a flare tends to leave on a cheek, brow, or jaw. The finish is transparent, so it disappears into the skin. Between that and the size, it is the least visible patch in the system. Apply it to clean, completely dry skin, and avoid using it straight after exfoliating or shaving.

20x20mm, the smallest of the three. Signal is 50x45mm and Surge is 50x100mm. Reset is smaller on purpose: the marks a flare leaves behind are usually more defined than the flare itself, so the patch is sized to sit on the spot rather than the whole area. For a larger area, apply more than one side by side.

You can, though there is rarely a reason to. At 20x20mm Reset is already the smallest patch in the system. Cutting it means cutting through the microtips themselves, so the piece you keep carries fewer of them. If the area is smaller than the patch, you will usually get more from placing it whole and letting the edges sit on the skin around it.

Apply Reset to clean, completely dry skin. That matters here for more than adhesion, because the microtips need full contact to dissolve. Once they have, in roughly the first hour, water is much less of an issue and a shower will not usually lift it. Since minimum wear is 2 hours, most people find evening or overnight easiest anyway.

Usually, yes, and at 20x20mm there is less edge to lift than the others. Dry skin matters here for more than adhesion: the microtips need full contact to dissolve properly. Cleanse the area, pat it completely dry, let your skin cool, then press the center firmly for 30 seconds. Minimum wear is 2 hours, so evening or overnight is easiest if you sweat through the day. If it still will not hold for you, our 30-Day Skin Support Guarantee covers it.

Traditional creams sit on the surface of the dry, thickened skin often left after a flare. Reset bypasses this barrier, delivering nutrients directly to the deeper layers where the repair process is most active.

That is what Reset's actives are built for. As the microtips dissolve they carry brightening and barrier support past the dry, thickened surface a flare leaves, and in a 4-week at-home study of 30 people, 91% reported healthier, more even-looking skin. What a flare leaves varies: dark marks, pink ones, or pale patches. The brightening side is aimed at the dark. The barrier support applies whatever it left behind.

Each box holds 8 single-use patches for $30. Used 2 to 3 times a week as recommended, that is roughly three weeks of recovery on one area, which is about how long post-flare skin takes to even out. The patches are hygiene-sealed, so an unopened box keeps until your next flare settles.

Most people notice tone shifting over 2 to 3 weeks of consistent use, which is about one box. In a 4-week at-home study of 30 people, 91% reported healthier, more even-looking skin by week 4. Recovery is slower work than calming a flare, so the results build rather than arrive.

If the marks and dryness afterward are the only part you want support for, Reset on its own is the sensible start. If your skin moves through the full cycle, the Flare Kit is $85 for all three and means you are not ordering Signal while a flare is already building, or Surge while it peaks.

Yes, for many people. Select HSA/FSA at checkout and you’ll answer a short health questionnaire, reviewed by an independent licensed clinician. If your purchase qualifies, your payment goes through as normal, and you’re spending pre-tax dollars so the money goes further than it would from your regular account. The letter they issue lasts 12 months and covers repeat purchases from us, so it’s one questionnaire, not one every time. Eligibility depends on your own health situation, and your plan administrator has the final say, so it isn’t guaranteed.

Each box is marked with an expiration date, typically 36 months from manufacture. To maintain the integrity of the technology, keep the resealable pouch tightly closed and store it in a cool, dry place.

Contact our support team within 30 days. The 30-Day Skin Support Guarantee means that if the patches are not right for your skin, we will work with you to make it right. We review each case individually and may ask how your skin responded, both to find the right resolution for you and because that feedback shapes what we make next. Because the patches are single-use hygiene products applied to sensitive and broken skin, we cannot accept returns once an order has shipped, so this is a support commitment rather than a returns policy. It does not affect your statutory rights.