FAQ'S About This Facial Technique

Dermabrasion is a process that must be performed by a surgeon and requires the application of anesthesia, so the effect is much deeper and requires a greater amount of post-treatment care. 

Meanwhile. In the case of facial microdermabrasion, it is much more superficial, it is gentler, and with less risk of side effects and contraindications. In addition, it is important to mention that this technique can be performed at home, either with or without equipment, while dermabrasion does not allow this type of flexibility.

One of the benefits of this technique is that it has no side effects on patients/clients, it is a safe and non-surgical procedure. This therapy usually uses (although we should always ask before undergoing the practice) hypoallergenic crystals which is ideal for people with sensitive and dry skin.

The greatest risk that can occur in a facial microdermabrasion is redness in the area where the treatment has been performed, but for this a cooling gel can be applied, just at the end of the process.

The frequency or repetition of this procedure will depend on the face and the lesion or pathology it presents, but in general terms a facial microdermabrasion could be performed every Body contouring is a comprehensive approach that targets specific areas of the body to remove excess fat and reshape it, resulting in a toned and proportionate appearance. The system employs various techniques. By combining multiple procedures, body contouring ensures a holistic transformation of your physique.