Question: facial peel

 DrNinaSheffield more than 1 year ago

Hi Do you want a chemical peel or a laser peel? Perhaps a consultation first would be a good idea.

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 traceybell more than 1 year ago

Acne can be difficult to treat both in its active stage and if scarring occurs follwoing outbreaks. Therefore its necessary to take a systematic approach to acne treatment in order to achieve the best results. Look into getting a deep peel such as our SkinScription Moth Peel : a ground breaking blend of moth bean extract and trichloracetic acid (TCA) which achieves deep cellular penetration to
accelerate cell turnover with a helpful antioxidant boost. Also look into a course of resurfacing laser treatments such as Pixel which can vastly improve the complexion. Repeated treatments may be required for best results. For more see our website http://www.traceybell.co.uk/skinscription/acne-treatment.html

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 Calma more than 1 year ago

At Calma we don't offer Peels at the moment but Aesthetician Hayley O'Neill offers Dermaroller, excellent for acne scarring, and fine lines without the down time. For further information or to discuss your options you can call her on 07792227858. Hope that helps you!

 InstyleIdaho more than 1 year ago

Diet, exercise, proper skin care combined with a series of chemical peels can be a great way achieve what your looking for. I use Skin Medica's Vitalize peel which is a combination of Salicylic, Lactic, and Retinoic Acids. Most of my clients are either dealing with acne scarring or sun damage issues. I have one client with severe acne brought on by a car accident 18 years ago, the peel actually brought up glass still embedded in her skin. There are many options out there do your home work and fine the best one suited to your needs.

 laurasmobilebeautytreats more than 1 year ago

Hi there,
I had acne for 6 years and I used to go to here http://www.bodyvie.com/ for peels / micro dermabrasion's. They also recommended environ moisturiser which as Retin A and renews your skin. My scarring is minimal :) Also check out my Blog on Acne http://laurasmobilebeautytreats.over-blog.com/article-how-you-can-treat-adult-acne-62556508.html and I also do facials that help.

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 BryanVee more than 1 year ago

Why not, checkout a dermalogica type of treatment. Their MediBac line and facial regime is amazing! http://www.dermalogica.com

 MMC123 more than 1 year ago

Your decision to stop smoking is going to be a real boost to your skin tone and you should begin to notice subtle differences quite quickly. As far as the acne is concerned I assume you have acne scarring as well as current breakouts Have you determined why you are prone to acne, as there can be a couple of reasons including hormonal imbalance. This may need to be addressed before you embark on any treatments. If you are just unlucky (sometimes it's simply genetic) then there are a number of things you can do to improve your skin.

A chemical peel or microdermabrasion are both good treatments although I would not recommend either of these if your acne is very active. If this is the case I would seek out a good therapist who will work out a programme of treatments (including your home routine) that will help balance the sebum levels in your skin. When this is under control the active acne will start to subside and you can then move onto other treatments to help eliminate any acne scarring you may have.

Laser resurfacing or deep chemical peels are usually more effective for deep scarring while microdermabrasion or dermarolling are more suited to mild scarring.

The only other advice I can give is please be patient - There are no instant cures with acne and while it may take a little time to get your skin back on track you will begin to see the differences fairly quickly if you work with your therapist.

Hope this helps.

Maureen
MMC Holistic Therapies

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 clmobilebeauty more than 1 year ago

Firstly you need to look at the cause of the acne and then treat. So for example is the acne hormonal? Would a trip to the GP help? I am not a doctor (obviously) but I am aware that there are many contraceptive pills available that can help with hormonal adult acne.
There are two types of acne that appear in the form of papules and pustules on the skin Acne Vulgaris is a term for very angry acne with the appearance of raised pustules on the skins surface. From a therapists perspective this can be hard to treat if the skin is sore and open – this is where I would always suggest a client have a doctor’s referral before commencing treatment.
However you may not be so severe so I would firstly suggest a product called MD Formulations. This is a Glycolic Acid based product that gently but effectively exfoliates and deep cleanses the skin. Acne can be worsened by a thickening of the top layer of the Epidermis which can build up and block the pores and sebaceous glands creating a vicious cycle – the more dead skin, the more the pore will block and so on. So MD Formulations and the use of Glycolic Acid is an excellent way to treat this condition.
Once the acne is controlled you can discuss a maintenance programme with your therapist and a homecare routine.
If you are allergic or sensitive ensure your therapist carries out a full consultation and patch test prior to your treatment.
I hope this helps – good luck!