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Depending on the type of chemical peel, majority of people claim to feel a minor burn sensation followed by a sting. Luckily, this doesn’t last long. The burning sensation you feel shortly after chemical peel treatment should subside within just five to ten minutes.
Different factors will decide on the number of treatments and the intervals at which they will be needed. To start a treatment every two weeks is recommended to tackle specific skin care concerns and then once every four weeks to maintain your skin’s new appearance.
No, micro-dermabrasion is not painful. A slight tugging or pinching of the skin may be felt during treatment. Some may argue that the sensation is like a cats tongue licking the skin.
On average, the treatment lasts about one month. Depending on your age and current skin condition, the duration may be longer.
The short answer is no. Although Micro-dermabrasion is very effective and suitable for many, it’s not recommended for everyone. People with deep scars, lesions, skin cancer, late stage acne, active rosacea and auto-immune system disorder should steer clear of Micro-dermabrasion and seek an alternative instead.
It really depends on the individual. Hydra-dermabrasion is a gentler procedure and is usually recommended for those with more sensitive skin. It’s important to note that microdermabrasion may be more harmful to certain skin conditions such as acne or blotch spots, in such cases Hydra-dermabrasion is favored.
It really depends on the individual. Hydra-dermabrasion is a gentler procedure and is usually recommended for those with more sensitive skin. It’s important to note that microdermabrasion may be more harmful to certain skin conditions such as acne or blotch spots, in such cases Hydra-dermabrasion is favored.