Microdermabrasion

• Fine lines and wrinkles
• Blemishes
• Acne
• Dull, congested skin
• Dry, flaky skin
• Oily skin
• Hyperpigmentation
• Sun damage
• Scars

Ultrapeel microdermabrasion treatments are very comfortable. Those with sensitive skin may experience a mild scratching sensation at the beginning of the treatment.

Depending on the level of treatment you desire, a temporary light redness of the skin may appear at the end of the treatment, especially for sensitive skin types. Microdermabrasion is often called the “lunchtime peel” because you can have a treatment and immediately resume normal activities.

After the treatment, your skin may feel tight and dry, so keep your skin well-hydrated with a quality moisturizer. Also, avoid extended sun exposure for five to seven days after treatment, and wear an SPF 30 sunblock when outside.

Don’t use any other exfoliating products for about three days after your appointment. You should avoid touching, rubbing, or picking your skin, which can slow the healing process. Finally, don’t use products with glycolic acid, retinol, benzoyl peroxide, or topical acne treatments for 24-48 hours.

It regenerates itself every 30 days. This means that the effects of microdermabrasion are temporary and the treatments generally need to be repeated every two to four weeks. On average, it takes between six to twelve sessions for a person to see drastic results from microdermabrasion.

You will begin to see some changes in your skin immediately after the first treatment session. Your skin will be more vibrant and have a youthful glow right away. This effect will get more pronounced in the first 24 hours after treatment as your skin calms from the therapy and the renewed skin becomes more visible.