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Microdermabrasion offers a safe, controlled method of skin exfoliation and allows superficial peeling of the stratum corneum ("the horney layer") reducing its thickness through mechanical abrasion of the dead skin cells. A flow of crystals are impinged directly onto the skin surface and the speed of the crystals together with their abrasive nature will gently remove the epidermal cells layer by layer. Used crystals and dead skin cells are removed by a gentle vacuum action which also stimulates a lifting effect on tired muscles. Specific attention is given to any areas of concern such as open pores, fine lines and wrinkles, blemished skin or acne scaring, resulting in dramatically rejuvenated skin. Microdermabrasion is suitable for all skin types and in the Pulse Clinic there is a full selection of Crystal Clear after care products available. Treatment is not just for the face; other areas can be treated effectively. How long will the Microdermabrasion treatment take? The Micr...
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"Vampire Facial"… You may have known about the prominent treatment regularly portrayed as a vampire facial. What's going on here? What does it do? Why is it so prevalent? We should get ideal to the actualities. The vampire facial is essentially a microneedling treatment with an additional infusion to help the outcomes. You may have seen Kim Kardashian get a vampire facial on her show. Indeed it appears to be emotional regardless it's a straightforward, fast and simple approach to enhance your skin's tone, snugness and surface. Think about your skin's tone regarding uniformity, splendor and staining. •           Do you have dim spots (hyperpigmentation), light spots (hypopigmentation), redness or bluntness? •           Regarding skin surface… do you have vast pores, zits or for the most part harsh skin? On the off chance that you encounter any of these issues you might ...
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SOURCE - https://www.skinstitut.com/blog/post/busting-myths-on-melasma Chronic skin pigmentation condition. It is usually identified by block pigmentation (rather than irregular freckling), appearing in a symmetrical/mirror image pattern on the face, much like a butterfly. It’s this unusual pattern that earns itself the nickname ‘the mask of pregnancy’. That being said, melasma can take up residence on other parts of your face, including the forehead, cheeks, upper lip and jawline.  Melasma Myth – You cannot treat melasma This is actually more complex than many of us realise, in short, you can treat melasma however we must learn to manage our expectations. This is due to a number of reasons, including: Location of melasma (dermal vs epidermal) Cause of melasma Treatment modality used  While we can physically treat the skin condition, it is unlikely that the pigment is completely and permanently removed. Allow MM to expand on the above points...
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