The effect of microdermabrasion on scar removal is so great that I am no longer afraid of scars

Loving beauty is human nature. Everyone hopes that their face and body are clean and scar-free. However, it is inevitable that scars will be left from bumps and bruises. Some people may also have scars from acne. There are many treatments to remove scars, and dermabrasion is one of the good methods.

The principle of microdermabrasion for scar removal

Scars left by acne on the face are called acne scars. The most effective treatment for acne scars is dermabrasion. If the scar is heavy and deep into the dermis, scar excision can be performed at the same time as grinding. This is called grinding. Acne scars can also be treated with chemical peels or laser resurfacing. If the scar is heavy and deep into the dermis, scar excision can be performed at the same time as grinding. This is called grinding. Acne scars can also be treated with chemical peels or laser resurfacing.

The skin covering the human body is divided into the epidermis and dermis from the outside to the inside. The dermis is further divided into the superficial layer (papillary layer) and the deep layer (reticular layer). Damage to the superficial layer of the dermis can heal naturally through epithelial regeneration without leaving scars. Various skin resurfacing procedures are based on this principle, using mechanical, chemical or laser methods to remove the surface of the skin in order to treat superficial skin lesions and allow new healthy epithelium to cover the lesion area, thereby improving the local appearance.

Dermabrasion is a procedure that uses grinding heads of different shapes to repeatedly grind the affected area using flat, dot, circular, and push techniques to remove the lesions and smooth the skin. It is mainly suitable for superficial scars, lightly pigmented lesions, traumatic pigmentation and perioral radial wrinkles. You need to avoid sunlight for half a year to one year after the operation.