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Mikrodermabrazja - Jak Skutecznie Chronić Skórę Przed Słońcem
Mengenal prosedur mikrodermabrasi
Prosedur mikrodermabrasi dilakukan di klinik kecantikan oleh dokter kulit.
Berbeda dengan dermabrasi , prosedur ini tidak membutuhkan anestesi karena tidak mengikis lapisan kulit bagian dalam sehingga tidak terlalu nyeri.
Prosedur ini dimulai dengan penyemprotan kristal-kristal mikro. Kemudian, dokter akan menggunakan alat khusus dengan cara memutar-mutar di area kulit yang perlu perawatan.
Tujuannya untuk mengikis lapisan sel kulit mati di lapisan teratas kulit yang disebut stratum korneum.
Hilangnya lapisan kulit teratas akan membuat kulit kering karena minyak alaminya juga ikut terangkat.
Hilangnya kelembapan kulit dalam waktu cepat juga dapat memicu lapisan kulit dalam untuk mendorong sel-sel kulit sehat naik ke permukaan.
Hasil akhirnya yaitu kulit wajah yang terlihat lebih segar, halus, kenyal, serta tampak awet muda . Lama durasi perawatan ini umumnya memakan waktu sekitar 30 menit.
Czy można opalać się po zabiegu?
Nie, nie powinno się opalać zarówno przed, jak i po zabiegu przez 3-4 tygodnie. Specjaliści medycyny estetycznej odradzają zabieg w okresie letnim, gdy promienie słońca działają najmocniej. W czasie zabiegu może dojść do mikrouszkodzeń, w wyniku których skóra staje się bardziej delikatna. Istnieje ryzyko, że pod wpływem promieniowania może dojść do nieestetycznego przebarwienia.
Skóra po mikrodermabrazji może być zaczerwieniona. Pozbywamy się martwego naskórka, który w naturalny sposób ochrania przed szkodliwym promieniowaniem UV. Podrażnienie to jasna wskazówka, że twoja skóra nie jest jeszcze gotowa, więc powinnaś na nią uważać i szczególnie dbać. Światło może spowodować powstanie niechcianych przebarwień, a nawet groźnych zmian. Nigdy nie zapominaj o stosowaniu kremu z filtrem nawet w pochmurne dni.
Kiedy więc najlepiej wykonać mikrodermabrazję? Specjaliści rekomendują, by serię zabiegów wykonać jesienią, zimą lub wczesną wiosną. To najlepszy moment, gdy nasłonecznienie nie jest zbyt duże.
How To Prepare for Microdermabrasion
Go to your consultation appointment with your medical history and a list of allergies you have and/or medications you’re taking. Discuss any skincare concerns you may have. You should also bring a list of questions, a few you may want to ask include:
- Can I see before-and-after photos of your patients?
- Who will perform the procedure, and how?
- What results can I expect, and when?
- Based on my skin and medical history, are there possible complications I should be worried about?
- Is there another technique that is simpler or that may better achieve my skin goals?
- How many sessions do you anticipate me needing?
Consult with a professional if you’re planning on using an at-home microdermabrasion tool. It's a good idea to ensure you’re a good candidate for the procedure.
How Much Does Microdermabrasion Cost?
The average cost of a single microdermabrasion treatment is $167. However, that can change depending on your provider, the frequency of treatments, and where you live.
At-home microdermabrasion kits, which you can find everywhere in stores and online, have a wide range of prices. You might expect to pay below and well above $100.
Risks and Precautions
Microdermabrasion is safe for all skin types and has minimal side effects. You may notice some swelling or a reddish or pinkish tint on your skin. This should only last about a day or so.
Who Shouldn't Get Microdermabrasion?
There are a few instances when you should get more information from a healthcare provider before completing the treatment at home, in an office, or at a spa.
Talk to a healthcare provider if you have any signs of skin cancer. This could include a mole that is bleeding or has changed over time. You’ll want to get that checked out before removing a layer of your skin with microdermabrasion.
You’ll also want to check with a healthcare provider if you have taken the acne medication isotretinoin (Accutane) in the last six months. The medication can put you at higher risk for microdermabrasion complications, including scarring. You should also see whether microdermabrasion is right for you if you tend to scar easily.
You may want to avoid treatment for at least two weeks before major life events, like a wedding or birthday celebration. Some people experience short-term redness or petechiae—round, pinpoint spots—after the procedure.
How Does It Work?
Microdermabrasion is performed outpatient, meaning you do not have to stay in a bed or overnight for evaluation. It can be performed in medical offices, salons, and spas. The procedure is also considered safe, with very few side effects.
Most people require between five and 16 treatments to see results. You can purchase at-home microdermabrasion kits, but having a professional perform the procedure is safer and more thorough. Seeing a dermatologist or facial plastic surgeon, for example, can reduce your risk of side effects.
Before the Procedure
If a trained healthcare provider is performing your microdermabrasion, consider having a consultation before the actual appointment. This gives you time to evaluate the professional and decide if microdermabrasion is your best option for reaching your skincare goals.
Once it's been determined that microdermabrasion may be an appropriate procedure for you, know that microdermabrasion treatment is generally quick. It takes 30-40 minutes for the entire face and 20 minutes for the neck. Since anesthesia isn't needed, you'll be awake the whole time.
During the Procedure
You’ll likely be led to a private room where your skincare professional will prep the skin area where you’ll be treated. They’ll gently brush your face with the instrument, exfoliating your skin. It’s not painful, if anything, you can expect a mild scratching or vibrating sensation.
The professional will pass over the treated area about three times. When done, they will wipe away any remaining crystals and debris and apply a gentle moisturizer.
After the Procedure
One reason microdermabrasion is a popular nonsurgical cosmetic procedure is that it doesn't require downtime or a recovery period. Even without downtime or recovery periods, you'll still have to wait a while to see the procedure's effectiveness.
It may take four to six weeks to see the results you want. Depending on your goals and skin type, you may need to return for additional treatments. Many people receive treatments weekly, every two weeks, or once a month.
