If you’re looking for a tried and tested method to rejuvenate your skin and get rid of age spots, microdermabrasion should be among your top options to consider. How often you go for this type of procedure can impact your skin either negatively or positively. Too many microdermabrasion sessions can damage your skin structure while very few sessions may not have the desired impact you’re yearning for. But first, let’s understand what microdermabrasion is and how it can benefit you before delving into the ideal treatment schedule to follow to get the best results for your skin.
What is Microdermabrasion?
Microdermabrasion is a non-invasive procedure for rejuvenating the overall appearance of the skin. It softly exfoliates your skin. The treatment removes dead skin and triggers the regeneration of collagen and elastin, which make your skin appear firmer and more youthful.
Here are some of the advantages of having microdermabrasion treatment:
• Reduces the appearance scars on your skin, particularly those caused by acne
• Smooths your skin surface
• Softens fine lines and wrinkles
• Gets rid of skin discoloration
• Improves the appearance of large pores
How Often Should I Get Microdermabrasion?
The answer to this question is not straightforward as people have different skin types and tones. For instance, a person with very rough skin may need more sessions than an individual with smooth or clearer skin. Generally, multiple sessions are recommended for the average person looking to get rid of aging signs or simply improve the condition of the skin.
Getting Started
Microdermabrasion can help you get rid of age spots and other minor skin conditions that make your skin look dull. You can also rely on this treatment to reverse aging signs like fine lines and wrinkles so long as you have a series of treatment sessions performed periodically.
For more information on this treatment, get in touch with one of our skin care specialists at MacMed Spa. Contact us today to schedule your initial consultation in Framingham, Milford, or Hopedale!
