Suggested Title: Microdermabrasion: Skin peeling at its best and most effective!
Suggested Title: How does microdermabrasion help to erase acne scars?
Suggested Title: Will Microdermabrasion be the right treatment for your acne scars?

Also known as diamond and lunchtime peel, microdermabrasion is a popular treatment for tackling mild to moderate acne scars and skin issues such as fine lines and hyper pigmentation. Not to be confused with its more invasive counterpart, dermabrasion, micro-peel only removes superficial dermal layers. So, although the results are surprisingly good, there is very little down time.
Another factor to consider is that because of the limited inflammation that results from the skin peeling, microdermabrasion can easily …show more content…
Unfortunately, like reptiles, we do not shed the layer. Instead, for a lot of us, this dead cell debris turns into a major issue as it clogs the pores and the sebum inside. Environmental dirt also gets added to this mix and results in the appearance of blackheads.
Bacteria thrive in the space and cause acne. Even for those who do not have pimple prone skin, the layer of dead skin cells gives their face a dull and tired appearance. The silver lining to this cloud is that a plump, fresh and youthful glowing layer of skin sits right below the dead cells. What microdermabrasion does is gently and effectively brushes off the dead cellular matter. This helps in 3 ways:
1. The removal of the uppermost derma layers sends a signal to the body to boost its production of dermal cells to create a new skin layer. In essence, the procedure enhances the regenerative process of the skin.
2. It also helps to increase the production of collagen and elastin.
3. Additionally, the suction pulls the blood to the skin and the improved circulation helps to remove the toxins trapped inside the cells, giving your skin a dewy and youthful