Microdermabrasion in Lagos
Expert Microdermabrasion Treatment for Smoother, Brighter Skin
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Microdermabrasion for Smoother, Healthier-Looking Skin
Microdermabrasion is a non-invasive skin resurfacing treatment that gently exfoliates the outer layer of dead skin cells to improve skin texture, clarity and radiance.
At Skintisfaction, we provide professional microdermabrasion treatments tailored to your skin type and concerns. Whether you want to improve dullness, rough texture or uneven skin tone, our approach focuses on gentle exfoliation with minimal downtime.
Why Choose Microdermabrasion?
Smoother Skin Texture
Removes dead skin cells and surface build-up to leave skin feeling softer and smoother.
Brighter Complexion
Exfoliates dull surface skin to reveal a fresher, more radiant appearance.
Improved Skincare Absorption
Removes surface build-up, allowing skincare products to spread more evenly across the skin.
Reduced Appearance of Fine Lines
Helps soften the appearance of superficial fine lines through gentle skin resurfacing.
Minimal Downtime
Most clients can resume their normal activities immediately after treatment, making it convenient for regular skin maintenance.
Skin Concerns Microdermabrasion Can Improve
Microdermabrasion can help address several common skin concerns through controlled surface exfoliation.
Dull, Rough Skin
Removes accumulated dead skin cells to restore a smoother, brighter-looking complexion.
Fine Lines and Early Ageing
Improves surface texture and may reduce the appearance of fine lines.
Enlarged Pores
Removes surface build-up to help pores appear less noticeable.
Uneven Skin Tone
May improve mild surface discolouration and dullness for a more even-looking complexion.
Mild Acne Scars
Can improve superficial textural irregularities, although deeper acne scars usually require other treatments.
Blackheads and Congestion
Helps clear surface debris and excess build-up that contribute to clogged pores.
What to Expect During Your Microdermabrasion Treatment
1. Skin Assessment
Your practitioner examines your skin type, concerns and sensitivity to determine the appropriate treatment intensity.
2. Gentle Exfoliation
A specialised diamond-tip or similar exfoliation device removes dead surface skin cells, often using suction to clear loosened debris.
3. Hydration and Protection
Soothing skincare products and moisturiser are applied to hydrate and protect the freshly exfoliated skin.
4. Aftercare and Follow-Up
Your practitioner provides skincare guidance, including sun protection and avoiding harsh exfoliating products while your skin settles.
Frequently Asked Questions About Microdermabrasion
The cost depends on the treatment area and whether additional skincare treatments are included. Contact Skintisfaction for current pricing and recommendations based on your skin concerns.
Microdermabrasion is suitable for many skin types, but it may not be appropriate for very sensitive, inflamed or actively irritated skin. Your practitioner will assess your skin before recommending treatment.
Treatments are commonly scheduled every four to six weeks, depending on your skin type and goals. Your practitioner may recommend a different frequency based on your skin's response.
You can usually resume wearing makeup after treatment, although allowing your skin to rest for the remainder of the day is advisable. Gentle skincare and daily sunscreen are recommended.
Microdermabrasion uses mechanical exfoliation to remove surface dead skin cells, while chemical peels use exfoliating solutions to address skin concerns at varying depths. The most suitable option depends on your skin condition and treatment goals.
Temporary redness, tightness, dryness or mild sensitivity may occur after treatment. These effects usually settle quickly, although your practitioner will explain any additional risks based on your skin type.
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Thinking about microdermabrasion?
At your consultation we will assess your skin and explain whether microdermabrasion suits your concerns and how many sessions to expect.