A. Hormone changes that occur during pregnancy can inhibit or change the effects of micro dermabrasion. Therefore, it is better to wait for your hormones to settle down before you have any treatments.
Q. Can I have micro dermabrasion if I am a teenager (under 14 years old)?
A. As with pregnancy, hormonal changes that occur during early teens can inhibit or change the effects of micro dermabrasion. Therefore, it is better to wait for your hormones to settle down before you have any treatments.
Q. Can I have micro dermabrasion if I am / have been on accutane recently?
A. It is understandable that you would like to get rid of acne scars as soon as possible, now that accutane has cleared up your breakouts. However, accutane increases skin sensitivity which is why you should wait 6 to 12 months before having any type of skin resurfacing techniqu, such as; micro dermabrasion or laser surgery. These treatments may seriously damage your skin.
Q. What other skin conditions cannot be treated wit micor dermabrasion?
A. Micro bermabrasion is not recommended to kerratosis sufferers, lesions, active rosacea, weeping acne, diabetes, auto-immune disorders, fragile capillaries, eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis or lupus, active herpes lesions or warts.
Q. What skin conditions is micro dermabrasion best suited for?
A. Micro dermabrasion is most suited for clients with acne-prone skin, blotchy skin, fine scars, enlarged pores, sun damaged skin, rhytides (wrinkles), milia (milk spots) and sebaceous hyperlasia (soft, yellowish bumps).
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