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Microdermabrasion is a minimally invasive procedure that is used to treat a variety of common skin problems, including sun damage, stretch marks, discoloration, acne, and scarring. People who are looking for a non-surgical way to freshen up and rejuvenate their skin often turn to this procedure.

What is Microdermabrasion?

Also referred to as microderm, microdermabrasion is one of the easiest and most effective anti-aging treatments. Microderm consists of applying tiny exfoliating crystals to the skin with a machine to remove the uppermost layer of dead skin cells. These are some of the amazing benefits of microderm:

  • Soften fine lines and wrinkles
  •  Decrease pore size
  • Smooth out coarsely textured skin
  • Minimise scarring
  • Reduce age spots

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Compared to dermabrasion, microderm is a lighter peel that does not cause any downtime. Microderm removes the top layer of skin cells, whereas dermabrasion is a deeper procedure that removes the skin down to the deeper collagen layer. Microderm does not go as deep, so it helps you avoid the risk of scarring and requires less downtime. The skin temporarily gets pink but it recovers within 24 hours. There is no need for anesthetics or surgery. Furthermore, microderm is safe for all skin types, while dermabrasion is only safe for people with fair skin because it can cause scarring and discoloration in people that have a darker complexion.

Although it is possible to buy kits at the store and do microderm at home for a lower cost, it is best to undergo treatment at a specialist clinic. Home kits typically consist of abrasive scrubs that could potentially irritate the skin.

Microderm is performed on an outpatient basis at a clinic. Tiny crystals are sprayed onto the skin to gently remove the skin’s outer layer. Microderm is capable of achieving amazing results, but it depends largely on the skill of the beautician, which is why you need to choose a skin clinic carefully. Typically, patients see optimum results when they undergo a series of six treatments that are approximately 10 to 14 days apart.

A crystal microderm device looks like a fine sand blaster. It consists of a compressor that draws in air with a hand-held wand. When the wand touches the skin, a vacuum is created. Aluminum oxide crystals blast across the surface of the skin and pick up dead skin cells. The crystals and dead skin cells are sucked up through a different tube in the same wand. The wand sloughs off the top layer of the skin, simulates new skin growth, and thickens collagen.

A diamond-tip microderm device is another type of microderm device that uses vacuum technology and a hand-held wand, except there are not any crystals moving through the tip. The diamond tip exfoliates the skin and there is a vacuum that removes dead skin cells. Treatment with a diamond-tip microderm is a lot less uncomfortable, but it achieves the same results. Diamond-tip microderm is also a better choice for patients with sensitive skin.

Side Effects of Microderm

Though microderm is a safe procedure with minimal side effects -- including redness, bruising, skin tightness, and sensitivity -- this procedure is not generally recommended because it still entails “bruising” of the skin. More aggressive treatments like dermabrasion tend to have more serious side effects, so it may be best to seek alternative procedures that are more beneficial than harmful.

The Macro Dermal Facial™ is a combination of medical-grade procedures, such as laser treatment, natural peels and skin treatment creams that are suited to your skin and its needs. Your skin is analysed using a photo-imaging machine to get a thorough report of your skin’s needs, such as its hydration levels, sun damage and an aging analysis. A customised program is then developed to help achieve the most benefits for your skin.







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