How Effective is Microdermabrasion?


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by Rhona Jones

Since it first appeared in Europe the skin care treatment known as microdermabrasion has grown in popularity year after year. Today it is one of the, if not the, most popular treatments on both sides of the Atlantic ocean. Utilizing a microdermabrasion machine fine crystals of aluminum oxide are blown, under pressure, onto the surface of the skin. The crystals remove the dead and dying skin cells on the surface which are then sucked back up into the machine.

If performed by a suitably qualified person Microdermabrasion, a professional non-invasive cosmetic procedure, carries few, if any, risks. Skin is an extremely complicated organ of the body and to gain the most benefits from the procedure it is vitally important that the operative has a greater understanding of it. Because of this fact the best results are, inevitably, gained in the salon,spa or clinic but it can now be performed by almost anybody in the comfort of their own home using equipment that costs around $200.

One of the most immediate benefits that you will notice is the increased tightness of the skin and the fresh look and feel of it. Immediately following a session the skin can sometimes appear slightly red but this quickly settles to a healthy glow. Your skin will also have a nice sheen and far fewer open pores giving an incredibly youthful appearance which can improve of a course of treatments.

For many the most important benefit from microdermabrasion is the removal of comedones. These are the plugs in pores which are visible in blackheads and unseen in whiteheads. As these are part of the cause of acne by using microdermabrasion to condition the skin (which is free from active acne) so the new acne does not form, it is possible to bring outbreaks quickly under control and minimize the risk of new outbreaks.

There has been much written about how great microdermabrasion is for curing acne. Unfortunately it is not used extensively in this field and there are a great many people who would find such treatment to be “the miracle cure” they have been waiting for. Acne is a devastating illness which has a profound effect upon a sufferers life. So great is the effect that many sufferers spend small fortunes on acne remedies. By treating unaffected areas of skin it is possible to vastly reduce the amount of acne to the point that it has almost disappeared and, together with other acne treatments it can be brought under control.

There are many different acne treatments available and not all work at all times for all people. Much depends on the individual’s skin and some treatments are often too harsh for some skin types. Microdermabrasion can be used on all skin types and all degrees of acne. For this reason, and it’s effectiveness, it is quickly becoming the treatment of preference for many acne sufferers.

For sufferers of acne who have been left with badly scarred skin microdermabrasion has the wonderful advantage in that it has been clinically proven to vastly reduce the visibility of acne scars. Furthermore it can remove, completely, lesser acne scars and even the tone of the skin. The treatment is also incredibly effective at removing fine lines, spider lines and fine wrinkles. Although many people notice a profound improvement after only a few sessions it is only after around 10 sessions that maximum benefits are obtained (which can then be maintained by regular “top up” treatments).

The truth is that microdermabrasion has a great many benefits, so many in fact, that virtually anybody would benefit after only a few appointments at their local medical spa or clinic. Because it is so popular the cost of the treatment has restocked slightly in recent years, especially in areas of increased competition and now more than ever it is within the range of almost all budgets. If you have considered it too expensive in the past maybe it is time to take another look?

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