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Microdermabrasion

Microdermabrasion is a procedure removing the superficial layer of dead skin cells with an abrasive head, combined with a vaccum suction, improving skin texture, tone, improves acne and brightens the skin. Clients with uneven skin texture, congestion, scaring and fine lines will most benefit from a series of treatments.

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What is Microdermabrasion?

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Microdermabrasion uses a combination of active ingredients, diamond-tipped microdermabrasion and vacuum suction, resulting in the removal of dead skin and debris, while stimulating collagen production to restore elasticity.

Microdermabrasion is not only a great maintenance treatment for normal skin, it is also a beneficial option to treat acne and the signs of premature ageing. For acne sufferers, fortnightly to monthly treatments is recommended.

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Benefits of microdermabrasion

Brightens your complexion

Gently removes the dead surface skin to reveal a clean, clear, bright and purified complexion.

Reduces breakouts

Unclogs pores and clears congestion to help reduce acne, blackheads and breakouts.

Removes Impurites

Clear congestion and treats premature aging caused by sun exposure, dry skin, acne, blemish scars, sunspots, and fine lines.

Evens skin tone

Minimises Pore size, Improving overall skin texture and tone.

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Rejuvenates the skin

Improves lymphatic drainage

Stimulates new cell growth

makes your skin glow!

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Common questions

Is Microdermabrasion the same as a regular Facial?

No, Microdermabrasions are different to a regular facial, as they use active products and advanced technology to exfoliate the dull, dead, outer surface of the skin, leaving it clear, bright and purified. Microdermabrasion treatments feature the use of diamond-tipped machines and vacuum suction to extract debris from your pores whilst collect dead skin cells.

 

Does microdermabrasion Hurt?

Absolutely not, Microdermabrasion is a non-invasive treatment that targets the outermost layers of the skin. The diamond-tipped suction machine feels like tiny sand-like particles running across your face; a strange sensation for first timers but by no means painful.

How many Microdermabrasion treatments do you need to see best results?

A minimum series of three to four treatments is recommended for best results. For acne sufferers, regular fortnightly or monthly treatments can give you long-term control over your skin and breakouts, But straight after the facial you will feel the difference in your skin.

How long does Microdermabrasion take?

Microdermabrasion usually takes around 45 minutes to 1 hour but can take different lengths of time due to extractions, adverse reactions, consultation, ect.

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Pre-Microdermabrasion Instructions

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  • Do not use Retin-A or other exfoliating creams 24 to 72 hours (1 to 3 days) prior to your treatment.

  • Avoid sun tanning or tanning creams/sprays for at least a week before treatment

  • You must NOT have recently had laser surgery or used Accutane

  • Candidates who have had a recent chemical peel or other skin procedure, such as collagen injections, should wait two to three weeks before undergoing microdermabrasion.

  • Prospective patients should also refrain from waxing or tanning the skin to be treated for a few weeks prior to microdermabrasion treatment.

  • Wash your face and neck with a non-oily, non-soap based cleanser before each scheduled treatment.

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Post-Microdermabrasion Instructions

  • Keep the new skin clean and moisturized

  • Anti-inflammatory creams or cold compresses may be used as necessary

  • Use a gentle cleanser.

  • It is important to avoid irritating the treated skin with harsh chemicals, rubbing or tanning for one week.

  • Although some peeling may occur in the treated areas, moisturiser should help minimize this effect.

  • Avoid staying in the sun for at least 7 days after the microdermabrasion treatment to prevent UV rays from damaging your skin which slows down the recovery.

  • Patients who absolutely cannot avoid sun exposure should use a broad-spectrum

    sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher.

  • Do not use glycolic, alpha hydroxy, beta hydroxy, retinol, benzyl peroxide or topical acne medications for 24-48 hours following treatment.

  • You may resume prescription retinoid products3 - 7 daysafter your last

    microdermabrasion treatment.

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