Microdermabrasion

Microdermabrasion is an aesthetic treatment designed to renew and revitalize your skin by removing the damaged outer layer. During a microdermabrasion session, your skin care practitioner thoroughly cleanses your skin and glides the handheld tool over your target area — usually your face, neck, décolleté, or all three.

The microdermabrasion tool has an abrasive applicator to carefully sand away dead skin and stimulate blood flow and collagen production. This type of skin care treatment is entirely safe and effective for all skin types.

Your skin cells are continuously turning over and building up new skin tissues and skin-firming collagen fibers. As you get older, though, this process slows down, and that layer of dead skin becomes thicker and starts to stick around longer. This can leave you with lackluster skin that makes you look older.

Microdermabrasion removes damaged skin and forces new skin cells to turn over faster while paving a path for healthier tissues to make their way to the surface.

You may need microdermabrasion to minimize the appearance of:

• Fine lines, grooves, and wrinkles
• Scars, including acne scars
• Enlarged pores
• Sun damage
• Pigmentation
• Age spots
• Melasma

Regular microdermabrasion treatments from Women’s Health Center of Clarksville — like once a month — continue stimulating the ongoing production of new skin cells, tissues, and collagen, so your skin is always looking and feeling more vibrant.

Plus, because microdermabrasion removes skin imperfections, your makeup may apply more evenly, and skin care products can absorb more effectively. Women’s Health Center of Clarksville proudly offers a variety of clinical-grade skin care solutions for purchase to help your microdermabrasion results last as long as possible.

One of the many reasons why microdermabrasion is a top-requested treatment at Women’s Health Center of Clarksville is because you can achieve beautifully glowing skin immediately after your session. No downtime needed.

Because your fresh, new skin is going to be more sensitive to the sun though, make sure you apply sunscreen regularly and protect your treated skin with a hat or clothing while in the sun.