Microdermabrasion and serum infusion
Medical Microdermabrasion (MDA) uses high-precision diamond heads to get rid of dead or redundant cell tissue.
It is a mechanical sort of skin exfoliation employing a stream of abrasive diamond-shaped crystals combined with suction. It exfoliates the upper layers of skin and stimulates collagen growth within the lower layers. The intensity is often varied to suit an individual’s skin concerns, from a lightweight exfoliation to deep resurfacing. MDA treats Ageing and sun damage, Acne and congestion; enlarged/congested pores, Rough, thickened, dull/lifeless skin, Scarring, Fine lines, and maintaining overall skin health and rejuvenation.

Who can use products and service :
- The person can not use who has Cystic Acne,
- Roaccutane use in the last 6 months,
- Recent sunburn,
- Very thin skin.
Costing per session and full cost :
Single Session | $69.30 |
Prepay | $55 |
The process could be a lunchtime treatment and it’s initially recommended, you start with five weekly sessions. Although designed to be performed as a course of treatments, some lines, scarring, and other severe skin conditions may take more regular sessions. this may be discussed with you during your consultation. Once the required results are achieved, MDA is often performed every 4-6 weeks to keep up the advantages.
FAQ's
Is it suitable for everyone?
No. Contra-indications (reasons why MDA may not be suitable for you)
- Roaccutane use in the last 6 months
- Cystic acne
- Recent sunburn
- Very thin skin
How many sessions do I need?
What does it feel like?
How does my skin appear after the treatment?
- Mild to moderate redness and sensitivity (similar to a sunburn) lasting 12 to 48 hours
- Skin feels dry and tight
- Some darkened areas of skin may occur (this is skin preparing to shed)
- Varying amounts of flaking can occur approximately 3 days after your treatment
- After the skin has shed it has a healthy glow and feels softer and smoother
Potential complications (intense/deep microdermabrasion treatments):
- Crusting (this is the skin in preparation to exfoliate) lasting 2 to 7 days
- Possible superficial bruising lasting 24 to 48 hours
- Infection leading to a scar, if areas of crusting are not cared for correctly
- Hyperpigmentation (darker patches of pigment on the skin) lasting 1 to 12 months