A non-invasive cosmetic procedure, microdermabrasion exfoliates the skin by mechanically scraping away the top layer of damaged skin. This improves the skin’s overall appearance and quality while also stimulating the formation of new, more youthful skin.
Fine lines and wrinkles, age spots, hyperpigmentation, moderate scarring, and acne can all be improved by microdermabrasion. Microdermabrasion can make your skin look younger and healthier by eliminating the top layer of dead cells, and it can also help to create a more even skin tone if your skin is already discoloured.
Skin issues like these can be eliminated with microdermabrasion.
Crease lines and wrinkles
Skin discoloration
Skin that’s been clogged with dirt and oil
Open pores
Squamous cell carcinoma caused by sun exposure
Sun spots
Uniformity of skin tone
Skin that is dry
Acne scarring
Being a chemical-free and minimally intrusive exfoliation method, microdermabrasion gently removes the outermost layer of skin without damaging the underlying skin. Typically, excellent results are achieved after a series of six treatments, each spread out by four weeks.
The microdermabrasion procedure is often met with scepticism.
How does this therapy actually function?
After washing away any oil or debris, a fine crystal hydrating facial mist can be used to easily and painlessly exfoliate the skin’s surface, revealing fresh, glowing skin underneath. The crystals and the dead, dull cells are sucked out of the skin by a vacuum, leaving behind only smooth, radiant skin.
Can fine lines be reduced using microdermabrasion?
Fine wrinkles can be treated using microdermabrasion. Abrading the outer layer of skin, it smoothes out the skin’s texture. Reduced appearance of fine lines and wrinkles on the skin’s surface is the result.
Will it aid in scar treatment?
Deeper scars require more invasive non-surgical procedures, such as deep chemical peeling or laser face resurfacing, but treatment will smooth out the skin texture and help erase superficial scarring by removing the top layer of skin.
If you have eczema, how risky is it to get a microdermabrasion treatment?
If you have eczema, you should avoid this therapy since it can irritate your skin and make your symptoms worse. Despite the less discomfort associated with at-home microdermabrasion, the same rules apply.
Do you have to be rosacea-free to undergo this procedure?
No. Exfoliation aggravates rosacea’s redness, itching, and flaking. But, rosacea sufferers have access to other cosmetic options as well.
Is there any discomfort associated with the procedure?
Although some tickling or tingling may be experienced as the crystals make contact with the skin, a microdermabrasion treatment does not cause any pain. Around twenty-four hours following the treatment, you may notice some mild redness.
The entire microdermabrasion process for the face, body, neck, chest, back, and hands only takes about twenty to thirty minutes. Among its many benefits is that it’s the least intrusive cosmetic procedure because only the outermost layer of skin is taken off. No anaesthesia nor recovery time are required for this procedure. This treatment poses no dangers or adverse effects on any skin types.
Cosmetic procedures for the face and body, including Botox, Vaser Lipo, Lip Augmentation, Dermal Fillers, and many others, are available at our clinic if you need guidance in making your selection.
At Selston, Nottingham, at the Selston Cosmetic Clinic, we focus on providing a one-of-a-kind experience for each of our valued customers. During the past decade, we have been actively engaged in the beauty products market.