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Microdermabrasion
Microdermabrasion removes damaged skin and softens the sharp contours and irregularities caused by wrinkles, scarring, and acne. Microdermabrasion can also successfully treat age spots (liver spots) and some skin lesions. It is also used to remove pre-cancerous growths (keratoses). What Are The Indications For Microdermabrasion?
Am I A Candidate for Microdermabrasion?If you have acne, acne scars or uneven pigmentation and you want an extremely effective treatment without down time or systemic side-effects, this may be the right treatment for you. What Does The Microdermabrasion Procedure Involve?Microdermabrasion uses gentle suction in combination with small, rough crystals sprayed onto the area to be treated to exfoliate the skin, removing its upper layers. This superficial resurfacing procedure sometimes is selected for the treatment of facial scars such as those caused by acne and often is performed on the cheeks or the entire face. What Are The Advantages?
How Long Does It Take?Microdermabrasion usually takes 20 to 30 minutes. How Many Microdermabrasion Treatments Are Required?Generally 4-6 treatments over 3-4 week periods are suggested to achieve optimal results. Will I Have Pain?Patients are typically pain free during this procedure. No topical anesthetic is needed. When Can I Go Back To Work Or School?You can return to work or school immediately. Can I Be Treated With Microdermabrasion If I Have Dark Skin?This treatment can be used effectively on dark skin. You may be given a special skin treatment regimen by our office. Who Will Perform My Treatment?All treatments are performed/supervised by our skilled board certified dermatologists and plastic surgeons. What Are My Alternatives To Microdermabrasion?
Is It FDA Approved?All microdermabrasion equipment used is state of the art and FDA approved. |