Diamond facial peeling: photo before and after the procedure, description and main contraindications

Mechanical skin cleansing is considered the most reliable, but many are scared off by traces that, although temporarily, remain on the face after such procedures as manual cleaning or roughscrubbing. But fortunately, in cosmetology there are more and more advanced methods of cleaning the skin, which can effectively and safely get rid of many cosmetic defects. One of such procedures, which due to its effectiveness is gaining increasing popularity, is diamond peeling for the face, photos before and after the procedure you can see below.

What is it?

Diamond peeling( dermabrasion) is a cosmetic procedure used for delicate cleaning and polishing of the skin, which is performed by a special microdermabrasion apparatus. With this procedure, rejuvenation of the facial skin is achieved, exfoliated cells are peeled off, scars, pigmented spots and facial wrinkles are eliminated, enlarged pores are reduced. This type of peeling will be appreciated by those who seek to get rid of acne, comedones and acne. In addition, due to diamond peeling, defects are eliminated not only on the face skin, but also on the body, such as stretch marks after birth, small scars, cellulite.

The procedure is carried out using a nozzle, on the surface of which the fine diamond dust is applied. The nozzle, rotating, removes the horny skin particles, which are removed from the surface by a vacuum. The nozzles have a different abrasiveness, which allows to achieve an optimal result taking into account the individual characteristics of the skin. Diamond dermabrasion improves blood flow to skin tissues, causes division of epidermal cells, stimulates the production of collagen, thereby renewing the skin and increasing the elasticity of the dermis. For a more complete understanding of this procedure, you can see the video, which shows how it goes.

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Contraindications

Diamond peeling is a non-traumatic and safe method, but, like any other cosmetic procedure, has its contraindications:

• Burns.
• Skin regeneration after chemical peelings.
• Fresh skin lesions( cuts, ulcers, scratches).
• Herpes.
• Manifestations on the skin of fungal or bacterial diseases.
• Neoplasms on the skin.
• Diabetes mellitus.
• Pregnancy and lactation.
• Critical days.
• Bronchial asthma.
• Epilepsy.
• The presence of a pacemaker.

How is the procedure performed?

The peeling procedure is carried out in several stages:

1. Preparatory stage. To prepare the skin for the procedure it is necessary to moisten it and steam it, so that the surface of the skin becomes more susceptible to grinding.

2. Diamond microdermabrasion. A suitable nozzle is selected for the treated area of ​​the skin, which rotates and exfoliates the skin. This method is called "diamond vacuum peeling", because during the procedure, the microdemabrasion apparatus creates a negative pressure, and when the nozzle contacts the skin, a vacuum occurs, due to which all dead skin particles are absorbed by the apparatus and do not enter the lungs to the patient and the cosmetologist.

3. The final stage. Apply moisturizing and soothing masks that promote skin regeneration after the procedure.

The procedure can take from 40 minutes to an hour, depending on the size of the treated area.

After the peeling, it is important to take precautions to avoid skin irritation and prevent the occurrence of pigmentation spots. You should stop visiting solariums, baths and saunas, a few days to avoid heavy physical exertion, protect the skin from the sun and use sunscreen.

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