Dermabrasion

While dermabrasion is generally safe, some risks include:

Redness and swelling

Temporary sensitivity

Risk of infection if aftercare is not followed

Uneven skin tone in some cases

Possible scarring (rare)

Dermabrasion before and after results show significant skin improvement.

Skin appears smoother and rejuvenated after healing.

Multiple sessions may be needed for deeper scars and craters in skin seen in sun damage.

Long lasting results with proper skin care and sun protection.

Dermabrasion is a skin resurfacing procedure that helps improve the texture and appearance of the skin. It uses a special device to remove the outer layer of abrasive skin revealing smoother and healthier skin underneath. This treatment is commonly used for reducing scars, wrinkles and sun damage.

Dermabrasion is performed to treat various facial abrasion and skin concerns, Like:

Acne scars and deep scars

Fine lines and wrinkles

Sun damage and age spots

Uneven skin tone and texture

Tattoo removal

Pre cancerous skin patches

• Smoothens the skin: Helps reduce rough texture and promotes skin smoothing.
• Minimizes scars and wrinkles: Effective for acne scars, fine lines and surgical scars.
• Brightens the complexion: Removes dead skin cells giving a refreshed look.
• Non surgical procedure: No need for incisions or stitches.
• Boosts collagen production: Encourages new skin cell growth for healthier skin.

Before undergoing dermabrasion facial, here’s what you need to do:

• Consult a dermatologist: Discuss your skin type, concerns and expected results.
• Avoid sun exposure: Use sunscreen and avoid tanning for at least 2 weeks before the procedure.
• Stop smoking: Smoking can slow down the healing process.
• Avoid certain medications: Some blood thinners and acne medications may need to be discontinued.
• Prepare for downtime: The skin will need time to heal after the treatment.

• Cleaning the skin: The area is cleansed thoroughly.
• Numbing the skin: Local anesthesia is applied to reduce discomfort.
• Using an abrasive tool: A rotating device gently removes the outer skin layer.
• Cooling and dressing: The treated area is cooled and covered for protection.

1. Before the Procedure

Your dermatologist will explain the risks, benefits and expected outcomes.

You may be advised to use dermabrasion cream before the procedure.

2. During the Procedure

The abrasive skin is removed layer by layer.

You might feel a tingling or scratching sensation.

3. After the Procedure

Skin will be red, swollen and slightly tender.

Healing takes 1-2 weeks and sun protection is essential.

Over time you will notice dermabrasion benefits like smoother skin and reduced imperfections.