Microdermabrasion for Skin Pigmentation & Blemishes
Watch blemishes and pigmentation fade away with a course of SkinBase microdermabrasion treatments.
Safely Remove Unwanted Facial Pigmentation Blemishes
The SkinBase Facial™ was designed as a skin pigmentation treatment and can therefore vastly improve the appearance of facial pigmentation and skin blemishes.
Reasons for facial pigmentation (and elsewhere on the body) vary from over exposure to the sun, the use of oral or birth control pills, pregnancy and even chemicals found in certain perfumes, soaps and shampoos.
Regular microdermabrasion treatments are proven to show significant benefits as a skin pigmentation treatment, working on sun-damaged skin and to help remove unwanted facial pigmentation blemishes.
Why The SkinBase Facial™ for Facial Pigmentation & Facial Blemishes?
Our videos clearly show the amazing effects of The SkinBase Facial™ as an effective treatment for facial pigmentation and facial blemishes.
- Progressive rather than aggressive treatment – each session reaches deeper into the skin to lift facial pigmentation
- Obvious smoothing of the skin
- Can be used on any skin tone from light to dark
- Whilst pigmentation on the face is the most common concern, SkinBase can treat numerous areas on the body
- Provides effective, visible results from the very first session
- Skin is left feeling smooth and youthful with the added benefit of reducing skin blemishes
Further Information on Facial Pigmentation & Skin Blemishes
There are many people who suffer from a variety of pigmented blemishes including freckles (ephelides), sunspots (solar lentigos) and pigmented birthmarks such as Café-au-lait macules and Becker’s naevi.
Pigmented blemishes can be caused by numerous factors including genetic predisposition, sun damage, injury, irradiation and hormonal changes.
The SkinBase Facial will ultimately act as a treatment for your pigmentation, although the final result and the number of treatments depends on a number of factors including the type of lesion, skin type, the degree of sun tan, size and depth of the vessels and the location to be treated. Your SkinBase therapist will advise you on the number of treatments during your consultation session.
Following The SkinBase Facial™, it’s imperative that you wear a high factor sunscreen as your face will have had layers of protective skin stripped back. Take a look at the SkinBase videos to see how others benefited from the SkinBase Facial as a pigmentation treatment to remove facial pigmentation and skin blemishes.
Before and after microdermabrasion
Hanna Slater
Before
“To say it was a shock to get melasma at just 24 is an understatement. My confidence dropped significantly and I became fixated that people were looking at the pigmentation on my forehead”
After
“After just four treatments there was a really big difference and now after six it’s completely gone. I now recommend The SkinBase Facial™ to everybody.”
Articles about Skin Pigmentation & Blemishes from our blog
Five things causing blocked pores
If you regularly suffer from blocked pores, knowing what the causes are can help you to avoid them and take the right action to make sure they stay clear and healthy.
What Causes Uneven Skin Tone?
Uneven skin tone is caused by the production of too much melanin. The scientific name for this is hyperpigmentation. One of the most common causes of hyperpigmentation is sun damage. Another cause of hyperpigmentation is skin injury or scarring which is called post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
What is hyperpigmentation? Which treatments are effective?
Hyperpigmentation is a common, usually harmless condition where patches of skin become darker in color than the normal surrounding skin. This darkening occurs when an excess of melanin, the brown pigment that produces normal skin color, forms deposits in the skin. It is commonly found on the cheeks, forehead, upper lip and also other areas of the body such as the hands and chest.
Download Our Ultimate Guide to Pigmentation & Skin Blemishes
From sunburn to hormonal changes and infections, there are few of us who haven’t experienced some sort of skin blemish, colour change or ‘pigmentation’.
We’ve talked to the professionals, read and researched medical books and created a FREE easy-to-digest ebook to help you understand what causes these skin alterations and how you can treat them.
