Wednesday, July 18, 2012

The Basics: Crystal Resurfacing


For a while, chemical and laser peels were the hottest and most effective beauty treatment.  They could drastically reduce fine lines and wrinkles, and reveal a fresh new layer of skin that's almost blemish-free.  These beauty treatments are effective, but they can cost a considerable amount of money.  Some people also claim that they feel discomfort after chemical peels, and after the process the skin is usually somewhat exposed and sensitive. 

Microdermabrasion through crystal resurfacing can give you the aesthetic results of a chemical peel without the associated discomfort and sensitivity.   Crystal resurfacing abrades the topmost layer of skin leaving it more supple and vibrant. It is a wonderful alternative or compliment to chemical or laser peels.

Who is it for?

Crystal resurfacing can work for almost anybody; this kind of microdermabrasion treatment can treat an array of skin problems.  Crystal resurfacing is recommended for people of all ages, teenagers and people in their 60's and 70's can all equally benefit from crystal resurfacing. 

What can crystal resurfacing do for my skin?

Crystal resurfacing does so much for your skin, the benefits are almost too numerous to mention:

-Deep cleans pores
-Eliminates acne, blackheads and whiteheads,
-Diminishes the signs of aging:
-thinning collagen
-sagging skin
-fine lines
-wrinkles
-Removes scars
-Reduces the appearance of freckles and stretch marks
-Gives skin a softer more youthful and radiant appearance
-Stimulates the elastic tissue beneath the surface of the skin resulting in a healthier and firmer appearance.

How is it done?

Aluminum oxide crystals are commonly used in crystal resurfacing treatments, but other companies have different materials they like to use for their crystals.  The abrasive crystal agents slough dead cells of the skin which helps to drastically reduce wrinkles, hyper pigmentation and discoloration. The process helps to significantly rid the skin of blemishes and rejuvenate skin.  

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