How effective is microdermabrasion in removing scars? Is microdermabrasion effective in removing scars?

Microdermabrasion can remove scars. The treatment time is very short and it is basically painless. So how effective is microdermabrasion in removing scars? Let's take a look below.

The principle of microcrystal grinding technology is to use microcrystals, guided by a vacuum-sealed system, to impact the uneven surface of the skin scar, thereby achieving the effect of friction to smooth the scar. Microcrystal grinding is suitable for some superficial raised or depressed burn scars.

Microdermabrasion is the process of using tiny sand-like crystals to spray at high speed onto the skin surface under vacuum to grind away the diseased epidermal cells, which are then sucked back in through another tube. This improves the skin's regeneration ability while improving cell organization, effectively reducing fine wrinkles, smoothing scars or uneven epidermis, making the skin smoother and more delicate, stimulating dermal regeneration and increasing skin elasticity.

1. Acne scars and blackheads

2. Fine wrinkles on the skin

3. Excessive skin pigmentation

4. Rosacea

5. Unsightly skin scars

6. Skin scars after tattoos

7. Burn or post-traumatic scars

8. Age spots and oily skin, etc.

1. Go to a regular medical beauty institution; during the operation, strictly follow the aseptic requirements; when using microcrystalline scar removal, the grinding level must be precise and the depth must be appropriate; the performing physician must control different intensities to grind the patient according to different cases and local conditions.

2. If the patient needs a deeper grinding effect, you can increase the output setting, or you can control the number of times the treatment handle moves back and forth on the skin to achieve the effect. However, do not move back and forth too much during treatment, and it should be determined according to the specific customer's feelings.

3. During treatment, cover your eyes appropriately to prevent the lens from leaking into the eyes.

4. During treatment, always ask the patient about his/her feelings so that he/she can cooperate with the treatment.