A minimally abrasive tool is used in microdermabrasion treatments to softly sand your skin, removing the thicker, uneven outer layer.

Stretch marks, minor scarring, discolouration, and sun damage are all treated with this kind of skin rejuvenation.

The effects of microdermabrasion

• Reducing age spots and blackheads
• increase in hyperpigmentation (patches of darkened skin)
• Your skin will seem revitalised after exfoliating.
• reduce the visibility of stretch marks
• Reduce wrinkles and fine lines
• minimise or get rid of enlarged pores
• Treat acne and acne-related scarring.

Your collagen will thicken as a result of microdermabrasion, giving you a younger-looking complexion. When you are a youngster, your skin contains an abundance of collagen, a protein that helps skin look smooth and taut. As we age, collagen production decreases, causing looser, uneven skin.

What is microdermabrasion? Microdermabrasion treatments use a minimally abrasive instrument to gently sand your skin, removing the thicker, uneven outer layer, and has many benefits. This type of skin rejuvenation is used to treat light scarring, discoloration, sun damage and stretch marks. What microdermabrasion can do Improve age spots and blackheads Improve hyperpigmentation (patches of darkened skin) Exfoliate your skin, resulting in a refreshed appearance Lessen the appearance of stretch marks Reduce fine lines and wrinkles Reduce or eliminate enlarged pores Treat acne and the scars left by acne Microdermabrasion helps to thicken your collagen, which results in a younger looking complexion. Collagen is a protein in your skin which is abundant when you're a child and makes skin appear taut and smooth. Collagen production declines as we age, resulting in looser, uneven skin. Next: Cost

Any discomfort encountered during a microdermabrasion procedure is often transient. This might involve redness and swelling, which will go away in a day or two. Later, you might anticipate dry, flaky skin that lasts for many days.

Additional dangers of microdermabrasion include:

• Bruising that may develop as a result of the suction could last for many days.
• Sun exposure will make your skin more vulnerable. Use sunscreen, especially after receiving a microdermabrasion treatment.

After microdermabrasion, there is no downtime or recuperation period.

Your healthcare practitioner might suggest a specific moisturiser or facial cream after your treatments to improve and prolong your result.

Depending on the extent of your skin damage and the number of treatments you get, your polished new look ought to last for a while.

Many people start with two microdermabrasion sessions per month and gradually reduce that to one session per month as part of a maintenance schedule.