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Overall rejuvenation of skin health |
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Lower cost (compared to laser and plastic surgery) |
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Few side effects; none of them long lasting |
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No anaesthetic requirement |
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Reduction of minor to moderate early ageing fine lines |
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Stimulation of fibroblasts for collagen production |
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Scar revision |
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Hyperpigmentation reduction (sometimes in combination with chemical lighteners) |
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Enhanced penetration of carefully chosen topicals after treatment |
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No potential for adverse chemical irritation |
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May be performed during pregnancy |
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May be performed after surgery with appropriate adjustment of vacuum and/or crystal flow |
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No recovery or down time. Any residual erythema from a moderate peel may be camouflaged immediately |
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Hyperpigmentation risk is minimal, as no heat is generated during microdermabrasion |
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Sun induced pigmentation, melasma, age spots |
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Whiteheads and blackheads |
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Fine lines and minor wrinkles |
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Acne and blemishes |
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Enlarged/clogged pores |
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Flaking and dry skin |
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Excessive oiliness |
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Scar and callus reduction |
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Blending lasered and non-lasered areas after laser resurfacing |
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Pre-treatment for cosmetic surgery |
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| Contraindications for Microdermabrasion |
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Active, uncontrolled or brittle diabetes |
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Viral lesions, Herpes Simplex, Shingles |
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Eczema or Seborrheic Dermatitis |
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Rosacea |
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Oral blood thinners |
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Skin cancer and auto immune disorders |
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Vitiglio |
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Telangectasias |
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Visible, broken blood vessels |
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Cancer, AIDS, HIV or any autoimmune disorder |
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Sunburned skin |
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