Microdermabrasion is a non-invasive and non-chemical removal of the outer layer of dead skin cells.


The removal of these skin cells encourages the growth of new skin in treated areas. During the procedure, tiny aluminum oxide crystals are sprayed on the skin surface to remove the outer side. At the same time is used suction to remove dead skin and crystals from the skin.

The force of the spray and suction can be increased by using a strong spray that deeper penetrates in the outer layer of skin. Now, healthy skin grows in the treated area by replacing the affected tissue with scars with new tissue. Wrinkles and scars become gradually smaller with successive treatments of microdermabrasion.

Microdermabrasion works extremely well for fine lines, wrinkles and superficial scars.
To see the results most people need between 5 and 12 treatments. The number of treatments varies depending on the size and number of scars treated. Treatment sessions usually last 30 to 45 minutes, but sessions to treat scars can last until 2 hours.
Does Microdermabrasion completely eliminate superficial scars?
Many people have reported great success with the treatment of some scars with microdermabrasion. Microdermabrasion is designed to treat only some areas of the epidermis, the top skin. During the formation of acne scars, collagen and elastin in the dermis can break and can not return to their normal structure, thus leaving those scars in the skin. Even the skin stretches during the formation of scars ant it becomes thinner and more polished. While microdermabrasion is not designed to treat deep acne scars, may still have positive effects in eliminating visible signs in the skin (the epidermis) due to acne scars.

What does this mean? It means you can dramatically reduce the appearance of superficially acne scars by subjecting them to microdermabrasion treatments. Currently there is no evidence showing the effectiveness of microdermabrasion completely eliminate acne scars.However, it is amply demonstrated its effectiveness in reducing acne scars, especially those formed recently.