Microdermabrasion
Microdermabrasion is a gentle, non-invasive resurfacing treatment that exfoliates dull, dead skin cells to reveal a smoother, brighter, and more refreshed complexion. It helps refine skin texture, reduce the appearance of enlarged pores, soften fine lines, and improve uneven skin tone with minimal downtime.
Suitable for most skin types. A consultation is recommended before treatment.
How it transforms your skin
Controlled exfoliation removes surface buildup and reveals fresher, healthier-looking skin.
What you’ll notice
Microdermabrasion is ideal for dullness, rough texture, enlarged pores, mild pigmentation, superficial acne scars, fine lines, and visible sun damage. It is suitable for most skin types and requires little downtime.
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Visible improvement in skin quality
Microdermabrasion removes dull surface buildup to reveal smoother, brighter, and more even-looking skin.
Before and after your treatment
Simple preparation and aftercare help protect your skin and support the best results.
What to expect
The skin may appear pink and feel slightly dry or tight, similar to a mild sunburn. These effects are temporary and usually settle within approximately 24 hours. Moisturizer and daily sunscreen are recommended.
Common questions
Does Microdermabrasion hurt?
No. Most clients describe the treatment as a light polishing or scratching sensation combined with gentle suction. It does not normally require anesthesia.
Is there any downtime?
Downtime is minimal. Mild redness, dryness, or tightness may occur and usually improves within approximately 24 hours.
How many treatments will I need?
Some clients notice smoother, brighter skin after one session. A series of treatments may be recommended for concerns such as pigmentation, fine lines, enlarged pores, or superficial scarring.
How often can I have Microdermabrasion?
Treatment frequency depends on your skin type and goals. Sessions may be scheduled approximately one to four weeks apart, based on your provider’s recommendation.
What concerns can it improve?
Microdermabrasion may improve dullness, rough texture, enlarged pores, mild pigmentation, superficial acne scars, fine lines, and visible signs of sun damage.
Who should avoid Microdermabrasion?
Treatment may not be suitable for active inflammatory acne, open wounds, active skin infections, sunburn, severe irritation, or certain sensitive skin conditions. A consultation is recommended.