Getting the Most Out of Your Microdermabrasion Treatment

Microdermabrasion is excellent for:
– refining open pores
– smoothing texture of the skin
– brightening a dull skin
– evening out the skin tone
– fading pigmentation
– unclogging blocked pores
– minimizing blackheads
– refining wrinkles
– rejuvenating the skin

People with many skin conditions will see an instant improvement in their skin. Some people will require 1-4 treatments, others with more stubborn or more pronounced problems wit require 4-10 treatments for best results.

Following a course, microdermabrasion can be done as a stand-alone treatment once a month or added to your facial treatment as an upgrade. As a stand-alone treatment, it is suited to people that are short on time, it makes an ideal lunch time treatment. Added to a facial, microdermabrasion will enhance the end results.

So how do you get the most out of your microdermabrasion treatment?

Ensure your skin is in great condition. Use a quality cleanser, toner and moisturizer morning and night for at least two weeks prior to you microdermabrasion treatment. When your skin is in great condition, it can tolerate a more intensive treatment, delivering faster results.

Following a microdermabrasion treatment, continue to use your skincare and also introduce a potent serum, morning and night. Because the skin has been refined, this is the optimum time to deliver actives into the deeper layers of the skin. The microdermabrasion together with the serum adapted to your skin type and condition will deliver faster and more dramatic results.

Be sure to protect your skin with a good sunscreen and stay our of direct sunlight for at least 48 hours following a microdermabrasion treatment. Try not to do any strenuous exercise for 24 hours after the treatment or your skin may become sensitized.

A course of microdermabrasion will deliver far better results than an occasional treatment. We usually recommend 6 treatments performed weekly, but we may change the length or frequency of the treatments depending on the clie