Who is not suitable for microcrystal grinding? Advantages of microcrystal grinding

Although microcrystal grinding has very few side effects, it is not suitable for everyone, so you must go to a regular hospital to ask clearly. So who is not suitable for microcrystal grinding? Let's take a look below.

1. People with hemophilia or bleeding disorders;

2. Patients with active infectious hepatitis;

3. People with scar-prone constitution, especially those prone to keloids, should avoid microcrystalline treatment;

4. Patients whose skin lesions have become malignant or have been diagnosed with malignant skin tumors;

5. Patients with local skin infection in the surgical area;

6. Those who have a history of radiotherapy within six months or have radiation dermatitis;

7. Those who have too high expectations.

This is a safe, gradual improvement treatment method that requires multiple treatments and does not have the adverse effects of chemical peels and deep laser treatments. Therefore, the epidermis can be precisely polished and easily controlled. The most attractive thing about microdermabrasion is that it is 100% safe, non-irritating, non-stirring, no anesthesia, and no hospitalization. It uses physical and mechanical principles to perform gradual polishing, which can be controlled freely, has no side effects, and is safe and reliable.

There will be slight scabs after microdermabrasion, which is normal. If there are slight scabs, you only need to treat them locally and use antibiotic ointment. Do not pick them off with your hands.

Do I need sun protection during microdermabrasion?

2-3 days after treatment, avoid using irritating fruit acid products, apply sunscreen, and avoid being exposed to strong sunlight. Sun protection should be done at any time, and it should be done even more at this time.