Saturday, 9 April 2011

Acne Facial

The results you get from facial treatments depends on many factors

most importantly the severity of your acne, how often you have the procedure done

how consistent you are with your skin care regimen at home

and the skill of the esthetician performing the treatment.



People with blackheads and other non-inflammatory blemishes may indeed

find regular facials help to reduce the amount of breakouts they experience

During a facial treatment, estheticians perform extractions by manually

removing pore blockages, or comedones.

By extracting these impactions, the pores are cleared of excess oil and cellular debris.

Blemishes are less likely to form, improving some cases of non-inflammatory acne.

Mild inflammatory acne can also be treated at the salon

but a dermatologist should see anyone who has moderate to severe acne.

A good esthetician will know when a case of acne is beyond her expertise

and will refer you to a doctor.



This isn't to say that those with more advanced cases of acne can't enjoy or benefit

from regular facials. An esthetician can offer treatments complementary to a doctor's care.

Some dermatologists even employ estheticians to perform facials right in their office.

During a facial, the esthetician begins by thoroughly cleansing the skin.

Various masks, steam baths, and facial massage may be incorporated into the treatment.

The esthetician may use products to reduce surface oil, remove dead skin cells, soothe

or hydrate. Your esthetician can also recommend products for at-home use

like cleansers and moisturizers, that won't aggravate your acne.

If the skin is at all inflamed, extractions should be held at a minimum if they are done at all.

No one, not even an esthetician, should attempt to extract deep inflamed blemishes

such as nodules and cysts.

If you decide to make facials a part of your skin care routine, remember you will get

the best results if they are done regularly.

Be sure to tell your esthetician about all topical and oral medications you are currently

using to avoid unwanted reactions.


Please visit our website : http://www.devilbeauty.com.hk/  for more information

To book in for your appointment or free consultation

Email:devilbeauty@hotmail.com.hk


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