Benefits of Microdermabrasion

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computer with Internet access, all you need are a few minutes to research using a search engine. Forums are a hotspot for people to rant and rave about personal experiences they have with consumer products. It is also a good idea to ask a medical professional aboutrepparttar benefits of microdermabrasion. According to an article that appears inrepparttar 138817 March-April 2004 issue of FDA Consumer magazine (one ofrepparttar 138818 responsibilities ofrepparttar 138819 U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA is to evaluate claims made by makers of cosmetics), more than one million people opted to use microdermabrasion. This figure actually says a lot aboutrepparttar 138820 effectiveness ofrepparttar 138821 product. Advertisements will tempt many people to try a product or treatment, but it is word of mouth that actually accounts for high usage numbers. When one person has a good experience they tend to passrepparttar 138822 information on to family and friends.

Cost is another important criterion when deciding if microdermabrasion is something you should try. Cosmetic treatments are known for being very expensive. The average cost of microdermabrasion is $200. Most people will require 4-5 treatments to obtain optimal results. This raisesrepparttar 138823 cost ofrepparttar 138824 procedure to about $1000. Home microdermabrasions are gaining more popularity and reducerepparttar 138825 cost significantly. A home system can cost as little as $30 and you only need to purchase a few items for subsequent sessions. So we see that there are many benefits of microdermabrasion. Nevertheless, you should take time to perform your own research and to make sure thatrepparttar 138826 treatment will benefit your condition. It is a good idea to discuss this information with a medical professional such as a dermatologist who can evaluate your skin and provide unbiased recommendations.

Skin Care Information


Discovering a New You with Microdermabrasion

Written by Laura Smith


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Removing keratin fromrepparttar skin can have an incredible effect onrepparttar 138816 skin. People with fine lines or wrinkles and those with minor acne scars are generally those who seek microdermabrasion. However,repparttar 138817 most dramatic results occur in people with skin conditions such as hyperpigmentation. Hyperpigmentation is characterized by skin with dark patches.

Once you have microdermabrasion performed, you are not completely out ofrepparttar 138818 woods, as far as your skin is concerned. In most cases, you will have to have a few follow-up sessions. While people with acne will need fewer subsequent treatments, people with fine lines or wrinkles will have to continuerepparttar 138819 treatments on a regular basis. If you are performing microdermabrasion yourself, be sure to consult with a skin specialist for recommendations for a skin program to make sure your skin remains in a healthy condition.

In some cases, microdermabrasion might not be suitable. People who have active forms of rosacea, acne, warts, herpes, and reduced immune systems should not have microdermabrasion. In addition, people who have undiagnosed skin conditions, or have takenrepparttar 138820 acne medication Accutane, and those who are prone to cold sores should consult with their doctor before having a microdermabrasion.

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