Glowing, clear, glossy skin is an extremely enviable
feature. However, it is hard to avoid acne scars, wrinkles, or sun damage
discoloration as we get older. Fortunately, there are some wonderful services
out there to revitalize the skin and help to do away with these pesky skin
problems. Dr. Geeta Gera says that everyone
desires to turn backs the hands of time and become younger, which is now
possible with a cosmetic procedure. Two of the most popular exfoliation
procedures include Microdermabrasion and chemical peels. In order to find out
which of the two will suit you the best, it would be sensible to consult a
professional. Let us find out what actually is Microdermabrasion and chemical
peel.
• What is Microdermabrasion?
One of the most common and widely used
physical methods of removing the very superficial layer of the skin is
Microdermabrasion. This process is a
manual exfoliation of the skin layer known as the epidermis, in order to remove
dead skin cells, debris, and impurities. Generally, an instrument is used to
exfoliate the skin, which combines suction and a wand made of diamond or small
crystal particles. Instant results could be seen from this procedure.
Microdermabrasion is an exfoliation method that promotes collagen stimulation
and a more rapid cell turnover in the skin.
• What is a chemical peel?
Another famous and widely applied form of
exfoliation is a chemical peel. It is to be noted that this form uses a
chemical solution instead of mechanical methods. In this method, an enzyme or
alpha hydroxy acid solution is applied to the skin, in order to encourage skin
cell turnover. Applying this solution, either dissolves the bonds holding skin
cells together or chemically wounds the cells to encourage renewal. The
chemical peel is found very effective and its effects could be seen in a few
days after treatment, as the skin cells peel away. Chemical peels are used by
dermatologists and aestheticians like Dr. Geeta Gera in order to treat a variety of skin conditions which includes acne, acne
scarring, rosacea, photo-damaged skin, hyper pigmentation, lines, and wrinkles.
This procedure is also beneficial and used by many dermatologists to help
resurface the skin for a smoother texture and even tone.
Both chemical peels and microdermabrasion are the most effective
and widely preferred form of exfoliation. It is always better to discuss with
your doctor when determining what suits you considering your individual case
and to help you achieve your rejuvenation and/or skin-improvement goals. For
any further queries, you can reach out one of the best dermatologists Indirapuram, Dr. Geeta
Gera.
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