Microdermabrasion treatment can improve the appearance of the skin without costly surgery. The outpatient procedure is used to treat skin on the neck, face or arms, according to the Consumer Guide to Plastic Surgery. Multiple treatments are...
Microdermabrasion is a recommended treatment option for hyperpigmentation of the skin, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. This non-chemical procedure is non-ablative, which means it does not destroy skin tissue, and therefore does...
Skin cells take a lot of damage from environmental exposure and the natural processes of aging. Wrinkles, fine lines and discoloration are just a few of the effects people see in their skin as the years go by. Other skin problems, such as acne...
Microdermabrasion is a gentler treatment version of dermabrasion, which involves using tiny crystals to polish the skin with a vacuum technique to remove the outer layers of dead skin cells and stimulate new skin growth. According to the...
Microdermabrasion is an abrasive skin-smoothing technique. Depending on the laws of individual states, microdermabrasion is performed by dermatologists, plastic surgeons, physician-supervised practitioners such as nurses, and licensed...
Whether used for their health benefits, for relaxation or just to pamper yourself; beauty treatments have become an industrial force well into the billions, according to the International Spa Association. Beauty treatments can vary in cost and...
The desire to turn back the hands of time may have you considering a cosmetic procedure. Two popular procedures targeting individuals desiring a younger looking face are microdermabrasion and chemical peels. Both procedures can leave your skin...
Dull skin can be caused by a build-up of dead skin cells and the protein keratin. According to Lakx.com, as these skin cells and keratin build up, they cause your skin to take on a dull appearance. Your skin may also appear dull from too much sun...
Pimples are inflammation on the surface of the skin typically caused by pores that have been clogged with oil and dead skin cells. By reducing the amount of oil on the skin, you can prevent and treat blemishes. A good skin routine can help unclog...
Microdermabrasion is not considered a leading treatment for acne scars, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. Unlike surgical dermabrasion, which removes the top layer of the skin, microdermabrasion simply exfoliates the skin's surface...
Stretch marks, or striae, create discolored or indented streaks on the body from excessive stretching of the skin. Stretch marks are common in teenagers going through puberty, pregnant women and people who have gained or lost a significant amount...
While skin is typically very elastic, rapid weight gain, a history of stretch marks in the family or the use of corticosteroid medicine can increase your changes of getting stretch marks. The Mayo Clinic states that stretch marks are more common...
Microdermabrasion kits are available at most cosmetic retailers. The contents of the kits vary from actual microdermabrasion electronic devices to chemical scrubs massaged onto the skin. The effects vary, depending on the procedure used, chemicals...
By gently sloughing off the outer layer of skin, both microdermabrasion and glycolic acid peels can improve the appearance of your skin and leave it more radiant looking. Each can be helpful by itself, or a dermatologist may choose to combine the...
Laser skin resurfacing procedures are harsh on your skin and can leave you red and irritated for hours or even days. The purpose of skin resurfacing is to remove skin's dead outer layer, revealing a more youthful and fresh appearance. Alternatives...
Facial rejuvenation is loosely defined as any procedure that provides a more youthful appearance to your skin. It consists of both surgical and nonsurgical methods to reduce wrinkles, tighten loose skin, improve pigmentation and correct sun...
As you age, the passage of time and the accumulated effects of exposure to the environment start to create the fine lines, wrinkles, discoloration and rough texture associated with aging skin. If you want to make your skin look younger, anti-aging...
Stretch marks are a form of scarring that occurs on the skin's tissues after the skin is stretched too quickly or too widely. Known in the medical world as striae, new stretch marks tend to appear as red or purple lines, while older stretch marks...
Stretch marks are tears beneath the surface of the skin caused by rapid body growth or expansion. The marks are most common in pregnant women, and usually occur on the abdomen and hips. They are also common during the growth spurts associated with...
Stretch marks, also referred to as striae, are pink-, red-, purple- or white-indented scars on skin. They are most common on the abdomen, breasts, buttocks, thighs and upper arms. A result of rapid weight gain, such as the type that occurs in...
Acne is the most common skin issue in the United States, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. There are four major types of scarring, including ice pick, boxcar, rolling and hypertrophic, according to Acne.org. The type of scars you...
Skin naturally gets thinner and drier with age, which leads to wrinkles and creases. While it is not possible to completely prevent wrinkles, protecting your skin from the sun by using sunscreen and refraining from smoking can help keep it looking...
Many people who have struggled with acne for an extended period of time are left with acne scarring. Treatment is available for acne scarring and comes in many forms, including skin lightening creams, laser treatments and more. The appropriate...
Acne marks are small areas of discoloration left on the skin after the acne lesions have healed. They're usually a result of residual inflammation left within the skin. However, some people develop patches of discoloration due to melanin, a...
According to the American Academy Of Dermatology, 85 percent of teenagers in the U.S. experience some form of acne each year. Pores become blocked and acne develops when the oil glands under the skin become over-active. Evidence suggests that...
Stretch marks happen because of a rapid increase in the size of the skin due to pulling and stretching. They are common among pregnant women, bodybuilders, adolescents, overweight individuals and people with Cushing syndrome or Ehlers-Danlos...
Acne scars exist in many incarnations, including superficial discolorations, raised bumps called keloid scars, and indentations in the skin known as ice pick scars. There are a variety of procedures available to treat and remove the scars,...
Stretch marks (striae) are indented pink, red or purplish streaks that eventually fade in color according to the Mayo Clinic. Stretch marks often have a different texture than the rest of your skin. Although they are commonly associated with...
The sun's ultraviolet rays can cause the skin's cells to change, leading to dark spots, wrinkling or rough patches of skin. When the skin is exposed to ultraviolet radiation, collagen fibers that give the skin elasticity become damaged, and...
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