What is microcrystalline grinding? The principle of microcrystalline grinding

Microcrystal grinding is a kind of beauty project. The effect is good and the safety factor of this beauty project is relatively high. So what is microcrystal grinding? Let's take a look below.

Microdermabrasion is a physical skin peeling technique that removes the stratum corneum of the epidermis, stimulates the regeneration of keratinocytes and collagen, improves the skin's regeneration ability and skin quality, and achieves the purpose of improving skin sagging and removing fine wrinkles. Microdermabrasion technology does not require anesthesia and has few complications, but the effect is poor.

Microcrystal treatment uses a vacuum-sealed system inside the machine to guide the naturally refined mineral sand-like crystals (microcrystals for short) through a specially designed nozzle and spray them onto the skin surface to achieve the effect of grinding the skin. At the same time, the negative pressure suction port sucks away the tissue debris and microcrystal mixture under the grinding head. Because the microcrystal particles are small, they act evenly on the skin surface to remove the pigment spots on the skin surface and make the skin smooth and flat.

Generally, 1-2 courses of treatment are required. Each course of treatment is 6-8 times. Some superficial symptoms such as age spots, dull skin aging and enlarged pores can be effectively treated with a few treatments. Fine wrinkles, stretch marks, sun-damaged skin and other skin problems such as scars require more treatments. Allow one week for the skin to recover after each treatment.

Microdermabrasion is suitable for all skin types, but sensitive skin should be treated with a little caution. Unlike chemical peels and some laser surgeries, it has a lower risk of causing pigmentation changes, probably because microdermabrasion is very gentle and only removes the surface layer of skin without damaging normal skin pigmentation. The face is the main treatment area, but the neck, upper chest, forearms and backs of the hands can all be treated.