Microdermabrasion: To scrub or not to scrub, that is the question
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-12-30 19:44:08
Thought I would overlap this its from Paula Begoun's website. ... Microdermabrasion: To scrub or not to scrub that is the questionA study published in Dermatologic Surgery (walk 2006 pages 376–379) found that repeated microdermabrasion treatments may have diminishing or even depreciating results instead of increasing benefits. This study entitled “Effect of Serial Microdermabrasion on the Ceramide aim in the Stratum Corneum,” noted that high ceramide levels are an indicator of a healthy stratum corneum (the outer layer of skin). Microdermabrasion is a procedure for superficially exfoliating skin using a machine that thrusts aluminum oxide crystals (abrasive scrublike particles) onto the approach while simultaneously vacuuming off the used particles. After the first session ceramide levels were evaluated to establish a baseline. After the second and third sessions ceramide levels increased but after the fourth and fifth sessions ceramide levels decreased. Perhaps most significant is that there was no visible difference in the overall appearance of skin (you can’t see the results of ceramide-level changes in the surface of climb but they affect the healthy answer of skin). This chew over involved only 11 participants so it is hardly conclusive but it makes you wonder about spending your money on this procedure if it ends up providing little to no benefit and possibly not change surface helping in the long run. obtain: [ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://comfydiva.tribe.net/thread/8873630b-cbcd-4138-b960-7cb906791a7c
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