Escobedo Skin Center and Dr. Mike S. Escobedo: The Magic of Microdermabrasion According to Escobedo Skin Center
Escobedo Skin Center and Dr. Mike S. Escobedo explains the magic of microdermabrasion according to Escobedo Skin Center.

AUSTIN, TX, April 28, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Escobedo Skin Center and Dr. Mike S. Escobedo: The Magic of Microdermabrasion According to Escobedo Skin Center

Something that Dr. Mike S. Escobedo is certain about is the fact that good skin starts at the cellular level, and Microdermabrasion is generally one of the most popular, time-proven methods of consistent skin care that dramatically improve skin tone and texture, even after just one treatment! Dr. Mike S. Escobedo of Escobedo Skin Center explains Microdermabrasion is used to treat a variety of skin conditions including acne, stretch marks, acne scars, age spots, enlarged pores, wrinkles, or rosacea, and believe it or not, that's just the beginning.

To put it in simpler terms, Microdermabrasion is one of the most effective ways to maintain healthy skin that feels as good as it looks. For people who struggle with mild to moderate acne, Microdermabrasion can be a monthly preventative treatment that is worth every penny that you pay. Microdermabrasion is a preferred way to gently buff away dry and damaged skin, if you're noticing premature signs of aging such as skin discoloration and sun damage. Or, Dr. Mike S. Escobedo, founder of Escobedo Skin Center, recognizes that if you are otherwise happy with the condition of your skin, but are looking for a monthly "refresher," Microderm offers a winning combination—The rejuvenating benefits of a facial, along with the renewing qualities of a deep facial scrub.

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As described by Dr. Mike S. Escobedo, a Microdermabrasion treatment involves a "microderm machine" that basically emits a pressurized stream of crystals on the skin's surface. Common crystals used in Microdermabrasion include aluminum oxide, zinc oxide, corundum, sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate, and magnesium oxide. Medical spas are set up to handle two or more crystal setups, with aluminum oxide being the industry standard. There are also alternatives Microdermabrasion, which is crystal free, one Dr. Mike S. Escobedo of Escobedo Skin Center recalls is Vibraderm , which uses a vibrating paddle. Whichever Microdermabrasion system you choose, each one is designed to gently slough off dead skin, eliminate black heads, shrink large pores, and leave skin feeling unbelievably soft and smooth.

Microdermabrasion is successful because of how well it unclogs the pores, specifically as an acne treatment. When pores are relieved from dirt, oil and dead skin, acne can heal more quickly. Also, when dead skin cells are wiped away, acne causing bacteria cannot survive as easily. While everyone's situation is unique, Dr. Mike S. Escobedo, leading surgeon of Escobedo Skin Center, has noticed that most people see considerable changes in the skin's tone and texture after one treatment, and a noticeable reduction in skin imperfections in as little as two treatments.

Also known as the "power peel," Microdermabrasion is low risk and requires generally no downtime. It's effective on its own, but Microdermabrasion can also be combined with Chemical Peels and laser or light-based treatments like IPL Photofacial. Escobedo Skin Center knows that this can actually improve the effects of both Chemical Peels and Photofacials by consistently removing dead surface skin.

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Dr. Micael S. Escobedo Escobedo Skin Center
Escobedo Skin Center
Escobedo Skin Center Writer
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Austin, Texas
United States 78745
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