Microdermabrasion

Sleep, drink water, and treat your skin.

Have you recently noticed clogged pores or dull skin?  Microdermabrasion can provide the fresh, radiant complexion that you are seeking.  The trained estheticians at DayDreams Day & Medspa in Brandon and Lakeland Florida are here to guide you through every stage of a microdermabrasion treatment and make sure you’re relaxed and comfortable during the procedure.

What is Microdermabrasion?

Microdermabrasion is a non-chemical and non-invasive exfoliation technique that “sands down” the skin.  At DayDreams, we use a crystal-free diamond-tipped wand to abrade the skin, exfoliating dead cells from the thicker uneven outer layer of the face or body.  The end result: an immediate improvement in skin’s radiance, texture, and tone.  Administered in a series, microdermabrasion can even skin tone and decrease the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and scars.

What Can Be Treated?

• Superficial acne scars
• Sun damaged skin
• Fine lines and wrinkles
• Age spots
• Uneven pigmentation
• Enlarged or oily pores
• Blackheads, white heads
• Dull or dewy skin

Who is an Ideal Candidate?

Those with dull skin, fine facial lines or wrinkles, sun damage, hyperpigmentation, clogged pores, or superficial scars, that desire a short, safe, and effective procedure with no downtime.

What Are The Benefits?

• Increased circulation
• Unclogged and reduced pore size
• Increased collagen production
• Immediate appearance of smoother skin tone
• Safe, painless, and can be done over lunch
• No prep, downtime, or healing

How Long do the Effects Last?

Like all esthetic procedures, lasting effects are dependent on a proper at-home skin care routine, genetics, and environmental factors.  But, because you’ll notice an immediate improvement in your skin’s radiance, texture, and tone, a single treatment is appropriate simply when you wish to look healthy and refreshed.

For goals that include ridding the skin of discoloration, minimizing the appearance of fine wrinkles or lines (including stretch marks and cellulite), or ensuring the increased production of collagen in a particular area, multiple microdermabrasion sessions will be necessary.  Typically, individuals are schedule five to twelve treatments spaced two to three weeks apart.

Who Is Not a Good Candidate?

Microdermabrasion is not recommended for those who have deep scars, active keloids, a recent herpes outbreak, warts on the face, active acne, or auto-immune disorders. Pregnant women should also forego treatment.  Microdermabrasion will not assist in diminishing the appearance of deep acne scars and it will not rid the body of stretch marks or cellulite, but will diminish their appearance.