Can Microdermabrasion Work for Skin Polishing?
Reviewed By: Dr. Dhanraj Chavan
Updated on: 25th November, 2023
In the quest for clearer, more radiant skin, microdermabrasion stands out as a promising solution. This non-invasive procedure has garnered attention for its ability to effectively polish and rejuvenate the skin’s appearance.
Table Of Content
- What is Skin Polishing?
- Skin Polish Benefits
- What is Microdermabrasion for Skin Polishing?
- How Microdermabrasion Work for Skin Polishing?
- Pre Treatment
- During Microdermabrasion Treatment
- Post Care after Microdermabrasion
- Benefits of Microdermabrasion
- Conclusion
What is Skin Polishing?
Skin polishing intends to brighten or exfoliate dull skin by removing the dead skin on the surface. The technique helps improve the skin’s texture to smoothen it and reverse damages like uneven skin tone or skin tan. The method is also termed microdermabrasion and can be performed on the back, hands, neck, etc.
Skin Polish Benefits
Skin polishing treatment benefits people in various ways. Some benefits of skin polishing include the following.
- Even out the skin tone
- Enhances the skin’s glow
- Removes dead skin
- Proves more effective than facial – skin polishing before and after photos prove it
- Exfoliates deeply
- Improves overall skin appearance and health
What is Microdermabrasion for Skin Polishing?
- The process of microdermabrasion exfoliates, polishes, and increases the lymphatic drainage of the skin by gently peeling off your skin cells. A professionally peeled skin helps it absorb nutrition thoroughly.
- A subtle vacuum sucks your skin and projects a stream of tiny crystals to scrape the surface of your skin, thereby removing dull and dead skin cells.
- Acne, comedones (blackheads), and dull or rough skin can be effectively treated by this method. Most times, individuals undergo this process with the focus on their face, but your neck, back, and hands can also be treated the same way.
Some Other Skin Conditions can be Healed by Microdermabrasion:
- Hyperkeratosis
- Sun and age-damaged skin
- Hyper and hypopigmentation
- Uneven skin tones
- Stretch marks
- Scars and blemishes
- Fine lines
- Enlarged Pores
How Microdermabrasion Work for Skin Polishing?
- Each session of microdermabrasion takes approximately 30-45 minutes. The number of sessions required varies according to the intensity and nature of your skin condition.
- The head of the machine is passed over the area in question multiple times. A stream of micro aluminum oxide crystals is directed on your skin through the head of the handheld device.
- A certain amount of redness and tingling develops and lasts for an hour or two. After a few days, your skin begins to lightly peel or flake. This goes on for nearly a week.
Pre Treatment
- Do not use any makeup on the skin that is going to be treated, at least two days before the day of your session.
- Use sunscreen every day for a week or so before the beginning of your treatment.
- If you have or had herpes, please inform your doctor about it.
- Let your doctor in on any information regarding medications that you have been consuming.
During Microdermabrasion Treatment
- Do not apply any makeup on your skin.
- After the handheld machine has been used on your skin for about 30 – 45 minutes, lotion or serum will be applied to your skin.
- Redness is common.
- Your skin may tingle during and after the treatment.
Post Care after Microdermabrasion
- Do not overexpose your treated skin to direct sunlight for at least a week after your session.
- Use sunscreen regularly. SPF 30+ is a basic need. Increase this if your doctor advises you to do so.
- Do not get into a sauna or steam bath for a week after you have been treated.
- Do not use a tanning bed for a week after your treatment.
- Wash your face only after 6 – 8 hours of your treatment with a mild face wash and cold to lukewarm water.
- Maintain a gap of 3-4 weeks between microdermabrasion sessions.
- Avoid any applications of makeup for 3 days after the treatment.
Clearskin clinic offers pre and post-procedure services. We also offer microdermabrasion sessions that are personalized for your needs.
Benefits of Microdermabrasion
- Do not overexpose your treated skin to direct sunlight for at least a week after your session.
- Use sunscreen regularly. SPF 30+ is a basic need. Increase this if your doctor advises you to do so.
- Do not get into a sauna or steam bath for a week after you have been treated.
- Do not use a tanning bed for a week after your treatment.
- Wash your face only after 6 – 8 hours of your treatment with a mild face wash and cold to lukewarm water.
- Maintain a gap of 3-4 weeks between microdermabrasion sessions.
- Avoid any applications of makeup for 3 days after the treatment.
Clearskin clinic offers pre and post-procedure services. We also offer microdermabrasion sessions that are personalized for your needs.
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Conclusion
If you’re looking to rejuvenate your skin and achieve a smoother complexion, microdermabrasion could be your answer. With its gentle exfoliation and skin-renewing benefits, this procedure offers a non-surgical way to enhance your skin’s texture and appearance.
Contact us today to learn more about how microdermabrasion can work for you and schedule your consultation with our experienced dermatologists.
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