Microdermabrasion is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure that deeply exfoliates and removes the top layer of dead and dull skin cells to reveal a fresh and new skin layer, results with younger and smoother skin that you can immediately feel. It is one of the most popular and effective anti-aging treatment for skin rejuvenation. It can removes, fine lines and wrinkles, smooths coarsely textured skin, improves the acne scarring, reduces superficial hyper-pigmentation age spots without damaging the skin’s integrity.

 The first microdermabrasion machine was made in Italy in 1985. This cosmetic technology was introduced into European markets by end 1992. The FDA had approved using of this machine by the end 1996. Now it is one of the most popular skin rejuvenation treatment methods.

What is Microdermabrasion used for?

It is safe and easy method to achieve a good result for improving the skin quality. The treatment is useful for the follows:

•          Remove fine lines
•          Smooth coarsely textured skin
•          Reduce acne scarring
•          Treat uneven skin tone
•          Age spots
•          Lesion and scar
•          Remove pigmentation
•          General rejuvenation of skin

Who are the best candidates for microdermabrasion?

Although microdermabrasion treatment is a very safe skin treatment procedure, it is not suit for everyone. Certain skin types and conditions can be negatively affected by the treatment. Clients with severe rosacea, active acne, eczema, or dermatitis are not right candidates for microdermabrasion treatment.

Is microdermabrasion painful?

This treatment is relatively painless. The microderabrasion procedure uses tiny aluminium oxide crystals to gently exfoliate the skin. It should not be painful or leave the client with any lingering discomfort. However, microdermabrasion may cause a mild warming or tingling sensation that most clients describe in positive terms.

How long will a microdermabrasion treatment session last?

A microdermabsasion treatment typically lasts between 30 and 60 minutes. Clients should see improvement in their complexion after a single treatment, but lasting results are only achieved through a series of sessions performed over the course of several weeks.

What are the side effects associated with microdermabrasion?

Normal side effects associated with microdermabrasion are increased skin sensitivity and risk of sunburn. However, these side effects are usually mild and brief. Microdermabrasion risks are minimal, but problems such as infection can occur if the treatment is not properly performed.

Should microdermabrasion only be performed by a physician?

Not necessarily. Mirodermabrasion can be safely performed by a trained aesthetician or registered nurse as well as a cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon. However, a physician is more likely to diagnose and care for any skin problems that could be negatively affected by microdermabrasion.

Will microdermabrasion eliminate acne scars?

Microdermabrasion can improve minor acne scars, but it is not intended to completely eliminate deeper scars caused by severe acne. 

Will it be required special care after a microdermmabrasion treatment?

After microdermabrasion treatment, it is necessary to avoid directly exposing sunlight due to the risk of getting sunburn is increased. The microdermabrasion treatment removes the top layer of dead skin cells and makes the younger skin to expose the sun light. It is very important using SPF 30+ sunscreen to protect the sunburn after the treatment.