It’s hard to believe that Holiday Parties with family, friends and co-workers are just around the corner. This is the perfect time to treat yourself and your skin to a glowing, holiday look.
An easy, quick and simple way to get a fresh look for winter is with microdermabrasion, the number two non-surgical cosmetic procedure in the country.
Microdermabrasion is safe and effective and is recommended by Dr. Guarnieri as a way to improve the appearance of light scarring, sun-damaged skin, fine wrinkles, acne-prone skin, freckles and age spots. Microdermabrasion is also affordable and can be performed over your lunch hour.
Microdermabrasion is non-invasive and uses a wand that is passed over your skin. Very small air-driven crystals are gently blown against your skin, cleansing and abrading your skin’s top layer. The dead skin and used crystals are then vacuumed away into a sealed container.- By removing just the top layer of your skin, microdermabrasion stimulates your body to produce collagen and increase cell turnover.
- A microdermabrasion treatment is uniquely customized to your specific areas of concern.
- The procedure takes approximately 30 minutes.
- There is virtually no pain or downtime. You can return to normal activities immediately, looking glowing and refreshed.
- Our patients at Williamsburg Plastic Surgery state that they find the treatment soothing and not as painful as a laser skin resurfacing treatment.
- Your skin typically regenerates at approximately 30-day intervals, which means microdermabrasion should be repeated every four weeks to see optimal
- Microdermabrasion can be used on your face, back or chest.
- More good news: It’s not just for women!
If you are concerned about acne scars, age spots or fine wrinkles, but aren’t yet ready to try a laser treatment or a chemical peel, microdermabrasion may be the perfect solution to help you feel better about yourself this Holiday Season.
Would you like to learn more about how your skin can benefit from microdermabrasion? Call to book an appointment with Dr. Guarnieri, today: (757) 345-2275.
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