What happens to skin temperature during a series of treatments that employ TRT?

In the context of treatments that employ TRT (Tissue Regeneration Technology), it is important to understand how the skin responds throughout the session. During such treatments, skin temperature may temporarily increase due to increased blood flow and metabolic activity in the area being treated. However, after a series of treatments, the overall temperature of the skin typically stabilizes or adjusts to a new norm rather than drastically changing.

The option indicating that skin temperature decreases to 50% is not accurate in this context. Instead, during and after a series of TRT treatments, the skin usually remains stable or might fluctuate slightly, reflecting the natural response of the body during the healing and regeneration process. Including the potential for slight fluctuations is critical since it can depend on individual reactions to treatment, but a consistent decrease as indicated in the chosen answer does not align with common physiological responses. Thus, monitoring skin temperature is crucial for assessing client comfort and treatment efficacy but shouldn't show a drastic decrease after multiple sessions.