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Nothing gives skin a healthy glow like microdermabrasion. The procedure removes dead skin cells, leaving skin feeling fresh and smooth. The dermatologists at the office of Lauren A. Daman, MD, PC in Hartford, CT, are microdermabrasion experts and advocate for regular microdermabrasion treatments for the health and well-being of facial skin.

How Microdermabrasion Works

During most microdermabrasion treatments, a dermatologist will utilize fine crystals to gently buff away dead skin cells that rest on the top layer of the face. A special instrument that looks like a large pen or wand is applied to the face and removes those cells. The procedure is more effective than over-the-counter exfoliants or masks.

When to Schedule Microdermabrasion

MicrodermabrasionAnyone who has dry or dull skin should consider scheduling microdermabrasion treatment. People who suffer from clogged pores, blackheads, and whiteheads should also consider the treatment. Since microdermabrasion removes dead skin cells, the small particles will have less of a chance of clogging pores and causing acne. Treatments should be done at a dermatologist office and treatments should be scheduled every one to two months.

Skin Care After Microdermabrasion

Since microdermabrasion is a non-invasive procedure, your skin does not need a significant amount of time to heal. It might appear red and feel sensitive for a few hours after the procedure. A special moisturizer should be applied afterward because skin might feel tight, but this is only a temporary sensation. Patients should refrain from using facial makeup for at least 24 hours after receiving the treatment.

Microdermabrasion is just one of the procedures dermatologists can perform to remove dead skin cells. In addition to microdermabrasion, the team at Lauren A. Daman, MD, PC also offers chemical face peels, age spot treatments, and more. Call their Hartford-based office at (860) 246-3533 to schedule an appointment. You can also visit their website to see a full list of skin care and anti-aging treatments.

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