Raval Facial Aesthetics Blog

You've just received the most glorious news…you're pregnant! It is such a joyous occasion, and you're absolutely thrilled! Naturally you’re going all out to make sure you have a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby. That includes learning what is safe and what isn’t when it comes to your beauty routine.

With spring around the corner, it's time to think about prepping your skin for the warmer weather. Spring leads right into summer, and that means bikinis, camis, shorts and bare feet. This is a great time for deeper treatments such as laser hair removal, and right now, you should also be thinking about exfoliating and moisturizing!

If you are looking for a cosmetic procedure that will help you achieve smoother facial skin, have you considered chemical peels, dermaplaning or microdermabrasion? Each of these techniques are non-invasive and can provide excellent rejuvenating results. Patients wishing to avoid chemicals often wonder how to decide between dermaplaning and microderabrasion. It can be tricky to decide which option is best, so let’s see how they compare.

Microdermabrasion is a great way to get healthy looking, glowing skin! It consists of a hand-piece with a diamond particle embedded tip that is combined with a vacuum to rejuvenate the skin. Used with precision to remove the dead outer layer of your skin, it brings smoother, softer skin to the surface. A microdermabrasion treatment is the most trusted gentle, non-invasive skin rejuvenation therapy available today.

WHAT IS MICRODERMABRASION?

Microdermabrasion is:

Parisan peel or Microdermabrasion is a noninvasive, skin rebuilding technique which uses fine sharp tips or micro-crystals and vacuum suction on the skin. Normally there are no needles or sedatives needed for microdermabrasion. The pressure and speed of vacuum are balanced on the basis of tolerance and sensitivity of the skin. Microdermabrasion is regularly contrasted with the sensation of a cat licking your face, an uneven yet delicate touch. Normal sessions take place for a period between 5-60 minutes. The good thing about this therapy is that, you need not wait long to recover from it; you can get back to work almost immediately after a single session. Also, you need not compromise with your make- up part and it’s safe to apply cosmetics directly after microdermabrasion. Owing to the increased permeability of the skin, the assimilation of medication into the skin is relatively high.