Non-Invasive, Water and Active Serum Based Resurfacing Facial Treatment

Hydradermabrasion is a non-invasive, water and active serum based resurfacing facial treatment that combines pressurised water and oxygen to gently exfoliate the top layers of the skin. The process helps eliminate impurities from within pores, helps stimulate new cell growth for a more youthful appearance, encourages collagen production which leads to improved elasticity and reduces wrinkles as well as improves skin tone by increasing circulation.

In this article we will describe what dermabrasion is and how it can benefit your skin health. Dermabrasion is a skin treatment that uses fine crystals to remove the top layer of dead skin cells and reduce fine lines and wrinkles. It can be used to treat scars, pigmentation problems, acne scarring as well as ageing skin .

Dermabrasion  is a relatively simple procedure that can be done in your skin specialists office, ensure your specialist is qualified before undergoing any skin treatments. The dermabrasion treatment can take anywhere between 15 minutes to an hour depending on the size of your skin area. It involves one or more passes over the skin with a device that looks like an electric toothbrush, which is covered in small metal beads . This instrument helps remove dead cells and stimulate fresh collagen production

Dermabrasion, dermablading and dermaplaning are similar treatments that use a dermal exfoliation technique to remove dead cells from the surface of the skin using fine crystals or bladed instruments such as scalpel , blade or razor .The process removes impurities from within pores, stimulates new cell growth, encourages collagen production leading to improved elasticity as well as reduces wrinkles.

Dermabrasion procedures are a simple quick ways to treat scars, pigmented areas , acne scarring among others causing ageing. Dermabrasion treatments are not for everyone – if you have very sensitive skin or an active infection that isn’t completely healed then this treatment may not be right for you. Please request an appointment with your skin professional for advice on whether this service is right for you.

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