There are various types of microdermabrasion offered. In general, the newer systems use a diamond tip to provide a more refined and predictable degree of exfoliation to the face. Crystal microdermabrasion is largely more abrasive and questions arise over the sanity or sterility of the crystal... more
Which should I use, Dermasweep or regular microdermabrasion?
Has anyone had dermasweep or Intracueticals Oxygen? How do they compare with regular microderms? Which would you use?
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29 Dec 2008
I haven't had any experience with intraceuticals oxygen, but I own and use a Dermasweep at my skin & Laser Center. A standard microdermabrasion system often uses crystals to provide a dry exfoliation of the skin. Crystals can be harmful if it accidently gets into the eyes and/or nose. The Dermasweep is a particle free, multi-level microdermabrasion treatment that uses skin specific brushes and infusion solutions to clean, exfoliate, and rejuvenate your skin. If you haven't had a chance to try it, I highly recommend it. I have owned a crystal microdermabrasion system in the past and I have tested other non-particle microdermabrasion systems before I decided to invest in the Dermasweep. My entire staff including 4 Estheticians really enjoy the Dermasweep treatments.