Sebaceous hyperplasia and microdermabrasion.

Thank you for your question! You should wait for your skin to completely heal to prevent deeper scarring. It varies from person to person how long it takes for burns and scars to heal. You can use topical and oral medications to speed up the healing process such as vitamin E and retinol. Best ...

Thank you for your question! Microdermabrasion will not remove or affect your stretch marks. Do  not waste your money! The only method that actually works with removing  stretch marks or minimizing their appearance is laser. There are  different lasers out there that do great job. I would adv...

It is unusual for skin to continue peeling months after microdermabrasion. I would make a check-up appointment with your provider to evaluate your case. The scars on your face seem like acne scars, and those can be easily treated with Picosure laser. Best of luck!

Thank you for your question! Microdermabrasion is gentle and non-invasive method of removing the surface layer of the skin and it should not represent a problem if your skin is capable of restoration. It is not recommended to keratosis sufferers, active rosacea, active acne, diabetes, ...

Thank you for your question! It is impossible to shrink pores but skin maintenance can help you  minimize their appearance and improve your overall skin appearance.  Microdermabrasion will improve your skin appearance and give you new  canvas to start your proper skin regimen. I would advise you...

Thank you for your question! I would not advise you to do it at the same time. Both treatments  need recovery time and it is important to space them out. I would advise  you to firstly do microdermabrasion and then wait it out for your skin  to heal, and then proceed with laser. Best of luck!