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Thank you for your question! Microdermabrasion, whether with a diamond or crystal system, removes the superficial layer of dead skin called the stratum corneum. This is usually accomplished in one to three passes. Redness, like a supeficial sunburn, after microdermabrasion is not uncommon and should subside over the next 1-2 days. In fact, this slight redness is a marker that the treatment removed most of the dead cell layers and you will likely see an improved benefit because of it. Your previous treatments were likely too superficial to cause any redness. Underlying damage to the deeper layers of skin is very uncommon with microdermabrasion and would usually have weeping, blistering, crusting, bleeding, or significant pain like a deeper burn. Best of luck!
It is perfectly fine to have a microdermabrasion treatment in between microneedling treatments. In fact, we sometimes perform microdermbrasions immediately prior to a microneedling treatment. This can help to improve uneven texture and help lift off dead skin cells and impurities from the skin....
A series of Intense Pulsed Light treatments (IPL) in combination with a proper hydroquinone protocol should fade the pigmentation. Abruptly stopping hydroquinone can cause adverse side effects on the skin. You must gradually reduce your dose while simultaneously starting a non-hydroquinone...
Hello, I am sorry you are experiencing this, however, microdermabrasion is not intended for the delicate eye area, the skin is just too thin and sensitive for a micordermabrasion. I would recommend taking Arnica pills to help expedite the healing process of the the bruise. On...
Yes. There are low to medium strength peels that are appropriate to do after a microdermabrasion depending on the person's skin type and needs. It actually preps the skin to possibly achieve better results from the peel.
The rash you’re experiencing might be a result of harsh abrasion, “overtreating” the area or clogged up pores. The best course of action would be seeing a dermatologist for identifying the cause and getting the right treatment.
Bruising is uncommon after a microdermabrasion treatment. It’s probably due to heavy pressure, excessive suction or medication. If the bruising is caused by burst capillaries, it will go away on its own. If you are taking supplements, discontinue them before your microdermabrasion treatment to a...
