Microdermabrasion is an effective treatment for many cases of acne. This exfoliating facial reduces the oil on your skin. Pores shrink and unclog revealing a clearer and more even skin tone. MD cleanses the skin and helps to reduce the amount of sebum and dirt. Oil and grime both increase the likelihood of pimples and blackheads. Microdermabrasion for acne is a safe and reliable way to reduce acne scarring – and future outbreaks.
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What is Microdermabrasion?
A type of exfoliation, MD stimulates the healing process by removing the superficial outer layer (the epidermis) of skin. Tiny abrasive crystals spray from a handheld device sloughing away the dead skin cells. A vacuum sucks up the debris clearing away any grime. The tiny crystals exfoliate the surface of the skin – this leaves a clearer, more even skin tone.
How it helps with acne
Acne forms when dead skin cells and excess oil clog pores. Bacteria then feeds off this and forms into acne. Microdermabrasion gently exfoliates while removing any debris and impurities. By unclogging pores MD exposes the fresh new skin underneath. Microdermabrasion reduces the appearance of scars and minimises the chance of further acne breakouts. You will be left with clearer and smoother skin.
Microdermabrasion Acne Results
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Microdermabrasion Acne Benefits
It is not only acne that MD is effective at treating. This popular procedure can improve a wide range of conditions:
- Age spots
- Stretch marks
- Enlarged pores
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Pigmentation
- Dull, tired skin
- Scarring
This non-invasive facial can be performed in your lunch break! There is no downtime and it is pain free. A course of MD will give the best results. Repeat every 3-4 weeks for optimal results. Microdermabrasion for acne is a tried and tested treatment for mild acne cases and acne scarring. It is best to avoid active and inflamed acne.
