A Look at Microdermabrasion Machines
by Dave
Lavinsky
zone3
Microdermabrasion systems are safe for most all skin types.
Microdermabrasion systems actually evolved from a process known as
dermabrasion. Though effective, especially for serious dermis scarring,
dermabrasion is harsh, requiring a metallic re-surfacing tool, anesthesia,
and long recovery times.
Microdermabrasion systems, however, gently smooth signs of aging, sun
damage, and scarring with micro-crystal creams. The beauty of
micro-crystal creams is how powerfully they polish the skin, but remains
gentle and forgiving.
A special cleansing device circulates a cream, infused with tiny
exfoliating crystals (aluminum oxide), directly onto the skin. These
micro-crystals deep clean the skin’s outer-most layer of dead skin cells
and other debris, while the re-surfacing wand massages the upper-most
surface tissue, clears pores, and jumpstarts circulation. In turn,
creating a fresh skin surface that diminishes the appearance of wrinkles,
lines, spots, blemishes, uneven skin surfaces, and scarring caused by
acne, childbirth, weight gain, aging, sun damage, or genetics.
The process is not painful but more like a deep cleansing tissue
massage. The re-surfacing tool has various strength levels and is easy to
control. Most licensed estheticians and cosmetologists, RNs, or doctors
perform professional microdermabrasion services using a closed-loop vacuum
system, to include a waste catching canister. Professional operators of
microdermabrasion systems are required to be trained. Home systems are
also available, and usually provide training manuals.
Microdermabrasion equipment is adjustable and easily tailored to your
specific beauty needs.Most systems include the following basic components:
hand-held resurfacing tool that applies exfoliating solutions, specially
formulated creams infused with exfoliating micro-crystals (aluminum
oxide), and various foam attachments designed for polishing all skin
surfaces.
Most major cosmetic manufacturers sell microdermabrason equipment, many
are conveniently available online. Simply conduct a search for
“microdermabrasion systems.” Professional level microdermabrasion
equipment is also available on the web, targeting salons, cosmetic
surgeons, and entrepreneurs. The professional equipment is similar to many
home systems in that they both use a buffing wand that applies
micro-crystals. The primary differences between the two is that
professional microdermabrasion equipment offers a re-surfacing device that
simultaneously vacuums or sweeps the debris clear and increases tissue
stimulation, while having more power and durability due to repeated use
and varied clientele needs.
Microdermabrasion equipment ranges from inexpensive do-it-yourself
lotion packages to medical and salon machines costing several thousands of
dollars. This technology empowers you to experience serious skin
improvements from home, at the salon, or in your dermatologist’s office
without the inconvenience and risks involved with surgery, lasers, and
chemicals.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Microdermabrasion provides detailed information on microdermabrasion,
a progressive skin re-surfacing technique that targets wrinkles, lines,
superficial scarring, stretch marks, acne, and sun damage. For more
information go to Microdermabrasion and/or
visit its sister site at Acne Treatment Web for
related information.
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