Dermabrasion

Dermabrasion was introduced in the late 1940s. It consists of the use of a wire brush rotating at a high speed, going over a skin surface which has been frozen with a local refrigerant spray.


 

To a very large degree, dermabrasion has been replaced by laser resurfacing because of the amount of bleeding produced during the procedure.

If you have noticed how refreshed a stone building looks after a thorough sandblasting, you are on your way to understanding the effects of microdermabrasion. The procedure has gained considerable popularity in the past few years. Microdermabrasion is best thought of as a buffing process for the outer epidermal layer of the skin, leaving individuals with smoother, more supple-looking skin.

Laser resurfacing, skin peeling, and dermabrasion can be very helpful in reducing the appearance of acne scars, as well as aging of the skin.

 
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