Is it okay to have microdermabrasion on sensitive and thin skin?

Microdermabrasion is a common aesthetic procedure used improve the appearance of skin. It is a form of exfoliation that uses fine crystal particles across the surface of the skin, removing the top layer, and then vacuums both the crystals and dead skin away.

Persons with rosacea and broken capillaries should not have microdermabrasion and neither should anyone with a current bacterial or viral skin infection. Other problematic skin or medical conditions may require specialist input before you undergo the procedure.
Another treatment option is dermaplaning .It helps to improve the appearance of acne scarring and hyperpigmentation and the effects of the procedure are instant in leaving your skin with a smooth appearance and a radiant glow. Along with the removal of fine hairs, it results in healthier skin that feels silkier. Dermaplaning is not recommended on any patients with active acne. 

Thank you for your question.  Yes, the microdermabrasion can be treated on a sensitive client or someone that has thin skin. The microdermabrasion machine has different settings on it that can be adjusted specifically for the client. The client needs to be evaluated by a licensed professional beforehand.  Best wishes!

Microdermabrasion can be done on various types of skin. Although the microdermabrasion is more to help exfoliate the skin and help with overall texture of the skin different settings can be adjusted.Their are various different treatments that could be more effective and help with the acne scarring such as a chemical peel and also help with the pigmentation. Visit your nearest dermatologist for further treatment plan .
Best,
Alex Khadavi MD