Revitalizing Your Skin: The Benefits of Chemical Peels and Microdermabrasion

Have you been wondering if chemical peels will give you the radiant skin you want? Maybe you’ve heard that microdermabrasion is a better option. You might not know this, but you can get both treatments and experience better results than choosing one on its own.

Chemical peels and dermabrasion are unique and do different things. Combining them and getting both can give you results you never expected. Keep reading to learn more about each of these treatments and what they offer when combined.

What’s the Difference Between Chemical Peels and Microdermabrasion?

A chemical peel is chosen based on your type of skin. There are many options for chemical peels. Some are made for anti-aging while others may be used for acne or pigmentation issues. No matter what your unique skin needs, a chemical peel session can create positive changes.

Microdermabrasion is a procedure where the top layer of your skin is removed. This differs from a chemical peel, where antioxidants are introduced into the skin. You can think of microdermabrasion as a mechanical form of exfoliation, while chemical peels are a chemical type of exfoliation.

The Benefits of Chemical Peels and Microdermabrasion

There are a host of benefits associated with chemical peels. This is a minimally invasive treatment that is becoming more popular by the day. Below are a selection of benefits you may experience when choosing a chemical peel.

• Reduction of fine lines
• Sun damage correction
• Improved acne
• Less appearance of scars
• Solution for pigment issues
• Better skin texture and tone
• Maximize the potential of skin care products

Microdermabrasion also has a wide set of benefits. Some of these are similar or the same as what chemical peels offer. In other cases, the benefits are unique.

• Improved skin texture
• Reduction of scars
• Reduced pigmentation
• Improved fine lines
• Brightened skin tone
• Reduced congestion
• Reduction of age spots

Microdermabrasion is a great way to exfoliate. It can treat hyperpigmentation, acne, and large pores. Chemical peels can create a better tone and texture. Combining the two gives you extra benefits that you are sure to appreciate.

As you can see, both treatments are beneficial on their own. However, combining the two is even better. For instance, if you have microdermabrasion done before a chemical peel, the dead cells are removed so the chemical peel can penetrate more effectively. This can end up in a better result from both treatment options.

Final Thoughts

Some people will appreciate the benefits of chemical peels while others choose microdermabrasion. However, many will find that combining the two is the best option. You can enjoy a fully rejuvenated face with smooth and soft skin when you get both treatments.

Everyone is different and what works for one person might not be right for the next. An experienced facial plastic surgeon like Dr. Jordan Sand can help you choose the treatment plan best suited to your goals. Get in touch!