Microdermabrasion is a non-invasive skin resurfacing treatment. The professional uses a wand to spray or rub small crystals onto the skin, gently exfoliating the top layer and removing it. The goal is to make your skin look younger. Microdermabrasion is a simple, quick, and painless cosmetic treatment with no downtime and minimal risk.
WHY
IS MICRODERMABRASION NEEDED?
Microdermabrasion is used to make a person’s skin smoother, brighter, and more uniform in color.
Microdermabrasion is frequently requested to address the following issues:
- Dull complexion
- unbalanced skin tone & skin texture
- Melasma, a common problem that causes dark spots or patches on the skin.
- Microdermabrasion can also be used by dermatologists to improve the results of anti-aging or skin-bleaching products. The treatment can aid in the penetration of these products into the skin.
TREATMENT OF MICRODERMABRASIO
Under the operation of a handheld vacuum machine, abrasive crystals are driven against the skin during the procedure. The crystals create moderate mechanical abrasion of the skin, eventually removing the epidermis’ stratum corneum layer. A new epidermis with improved cosmesis forms as part of the wound healing process. The procedure is deemed safe for all Fitzpatrick skin types, with little adverse effects.
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Most patients need a series of treatments to see results. To treat signs of aging, a dermatologist may treat a patient weekly, every two weeks, or monthly. Most patients receive between 5 and 16 treatments.
The results tend to be temporary. Patients who protect their skin from the sun and follow the recommended skin-care plan will maintain their results for a longer time.
After microdermabrasion, your treated skin may be pink or red and slightly swollen. This tends to disappear within a day.