Microdermabrasion (MDA) is a minimally invasive epidermal resurfacing procedure used to treat uneven skin tone/texture, photoaging, striae, melasma, and scars, including acne scars. 

Unfortunately not all treatments are for everyone. Please check our contraindications list to make sure you avoid disappointment.

Contraindications: 

Cuts/Abrasions

Scar tissue (6 months minor operation, 2 years major operation)

Bruising/Swelling

Areas where topical Roaccutane has been used

Undiagnosed lumps and bumps

Sunburn

Heat rash

Recent fractures (3 months)

Laser Resurfacing 

Medium or deep skin peels

Pregnancy

Wait 24 hours after taking Retin A/Retinova

Laser hair removal (wait 1 week)

Oral Roaccutane Medication

Oral Blood Thinners

Contagious diseases (Impetigo, Scabies, Chicken Pox, Mumps)

Under the Influence of (alcohol, drugs, prescribed pain medication)

Neuralgia

Hypersensitive Skin

Loss of Skin Sensation

Vascular Skin

Irritated Skin/Sunburn/Broken Skin

Fever

Skin Cancer/Chemotherapy

Vascular Legions/Rosacea