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Professional Exfoliation
Is Microdermabrasion & Chemical Treatments right for you?
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You must be seen previously before any peel or microdermabrasion treatment, for a client consultation and a skin analysis to determine what suitable regime will be recommended for your skin needs, and also your home care. Clients will fill out a detailed health and skin history form prior to starting any peel treatment.
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Many clients will need a series ranging from 2-6 treatments, depending on skin issues.
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Some clients will need “pre-treating” 2 weeks prior to treatment to prepare their skin.

Please read the following list carefully to see if you are contrainindicated for treatment.
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NO Botox injections within the last 24 hours
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NO dermal-filler injections within the last seven days
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Skin cancer
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Severe sun burn
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Undiagnosed lesions
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Severe inflamed cystic acne.
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Open skin lesions
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Uncontrolled diabetes
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Dermatitis, Eczema
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Active cold sores, viral lesions, herpes simplex
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Recent herpes outbreaks
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Warts
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Oral blood thinners
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Pregnant women
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Uncontrolled Rosacea
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Skin with a lot of broken blood vessels. (The suction from the microdermabrasion can aggravate the blood vessels. Chemical peels and dermaplaning are a more appropriate treatment for this skin condition.)
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Unstable diabetes
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Auto-immune system disorders
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Some patient’s hyperpigment post-treatment. Lower pressures are used on follow-up treatments for these individuals.
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Using Retin A religiously for the past 6 months or just had a chemical peel
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Retin-A or other Vitamin A products must be discontinued approximately 3-4 days prior to treatment, while skin is sensitive.
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Recently had laser surgery/surgery
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