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Microdermabrasion Birmingham

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Treatment Time
30-45 min
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Price
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Areas Covered
Face, neck, décolletage, selected body areas
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What is Microdermabrasion?
Mechanical exfoliation to remove superficial build-up and support smoother-looking texture.
What it may help with
Potential Benefits
  • Provides controlled mechanical exfoliation

  • Supports smoother-looking texture

  • Helps remove superficial build-up

  • Can be incorporated into a broader facial or rejuvenation plan

Superficial roughness, dullness and congestion.

Who is it suitable for?

Adults with suitable superficial dullness, roughness or congestion. It may not be appropriate for very inflamed, fragile or recently treated skin.

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What happens at your appointment?

Your appointment begins with confirmation of the concern, relevant history and consent. The treatment area is prepared, the agreed protocol is carried out, and you receive aftercare instructions before leaving.

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Before your appointment

Avoid recent aggressive exfoliation and tell the practitioner about active skin conditions or prescription skin treatment.

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Downtime & aftercare

Mild redness or dryness may occur. Keep the skin hydrated, avoid over-exfoliating and use SPF.

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Recommended course

Can be repeated as a course or maintenance treatment depending on skin response.

Frequently asked questions

  • Can I have this if my skin is sensitive?

Possibly, but the protocol may need to be modified or postponed if the skin barrier is irritated or inflamed.

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  • Will I need downtime?

Most clients have little downtime, although temporary redness, dryness or sensitivity can occur depending on the treatment.

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  • How often should I have it?

Frequency depends on the concern, skin response and whether the treatment is used for maintenance or as part of a course.

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  • Can I combine it with another treatment?

Some combinations are appropriate and others increase irritation. Your practitioner will advise on safe sequencing.

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