It’s time to shake off the winter blues and get ready to head outdoors. Summer comes with showing more skin—are you ready for your seasonal debut? If not, there is a secret weapon you can use to get started on that summer glow: Microderm Plus. This professional-grade treatment combines the benefits of micropeels and microdermabrasions to help you get smooth, radiant skin, just in time for the summer season. Here is what you need to know.
Microderm Plus Basics
Microderm Plus is a four-step treatment designed to remove dead skin cells and shrink pore sizes. The result is skin that looks rejuvenated, even toned, and smooth. When used as a routine part of your usual skin maintenance plan, you’ll find that the look and texture of your skin is enhanced. Microderm Plus is appropriate for all skin types and tones. Because only a mild chemical solution is used, there is no risk of skin bleaching.
Treatment Process
Before you undergo treatment, you’ll have a consultation with an experienced skin care expert, who examines your skin and discusses your treatment goals with you, to ensure that Microderm Plus is right for you. During the treatment, your skin care specialists will first perform dermaplaning, to exfoliate the surface of the skin. Next, microdermabrasion is performed using the DiamondTome Crystal Free Skin Resurfacing System. Then a mild chemical peel is performed, and finally, cryogenic therapy is used to soothe and cool the skin.
Post-Treatment Results
After Microderm Plus, you may notice that your skin is red or tight for a few hours. Your skin care specialist will discuss products you should avoid for a few days post-treatment, such as retinols. As your results become visible, you’ll see a brighter, more vibrant complexion, with diminished fine lines and discolorations.
Microderm Plus is just one of the professional-grade skin treatments we offer at our medi-spa at Maloney Plastic Surgery. Whenever you want to look and feel your best, our team is ready with effective treatments that deliver results. Make an appointment in Tucson by calling (520) 298-2330.
