If performed as strictly suggested with removal of only the top dead layer of skin, there should be no long term effects. However, in an effort to get a more dramatic result, some practitioners go deeper. By being more aggressive you may see more immediate results but the effects on the skin over the long term... more




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14 Jan 2009
Your skin is at its peak - I applaud you for attempting to take care of it now, as opposed to 15 years from now when the damage is done. Prevention is much easier than intervention. Microdermabrasion, performed correctly will remove up to about 2 weeks of dead skin and allow your products to penetrate much more effectivey. The whole point of medically driven skincare and skin treatments is to keep or return your skin to the cellular turn over that yours is at right now. As you get older, it will take longer and longer for that process to occur. These treatments coupled with a good skincare program will ensure that your skin stays healthy and young looking. Done incorrectly though, long-term effects might be broken capillaries, hyper pigmentation or hypo pigmentation. Be sure you are being treated by an experienced, reputable clinician who has educated you on treating and taking care of your skin and who sets clear expectations for you.
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27 May 2009
thank you very much for your helpful answer.