Zeny Pro Diamond Dermabrasion Microdermabrasion Review
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Hey, I have a question. I almost had laser treatment on my skin a couple years ago (I have brown spots) and so the technician did a test spot on my arm. The spot ended up getting burned and infected. Ever since then, I have been hesitant to do anything to my face, even though I am plagued with brown spots and wrinkles. I am 46 and really need to do something proactive, but am scared that it will either damage my skin or change the way I look.
So, is there any chance of burning with this? It seems like you’d need a technician, or at least an expert, to do this (I know you said it was fine for home use…but just wondering).
Also, I’ve always wondered what exactly IS microdermabrasion. Do you have another post where you give a tutorial?
Thanks!
Elizabeth
Elizabeth, microdermabrasion machines have different heat setting so if you`re just getting started and worried of burning your skin(which will not happen) start with the lowest heat and lowest suction poser and you should be fine,once you feel confident, you can increase the suction.
Thanks for stopping by, glad you could find some value.Hope you`ll be back to read more of my new posts.
That looks interesting. I tried something similar to that.
Thanks for stoping by, microdermabrasion is my secret weapon to skincare and removing wrinkles.
I should treat myself with something like this for the upcoming holiday. I have been neglecting my skin lately. Thanks for sharing. Marjie
Thanks for stopping by. It`s ok to neglect your skin when you`re in your teens( I know I did, teens today don`t) but as you get older, your skin needs all the attention and love to stop showing signs of aging.
Microdermabrasion machines are quite affordable and you can use it at home at your convenience, saves $$$$ compared to visiting the saloon.