Things You Should Know About Skin Rejuvenation Treatment

Everyone wants to look their best, and one of the first initial impressions we give is having healthy-looking skin – a radiant complexion that everyone strives for. In order to get that radiant looking skin, it helps if you have a proper skincare regime, as well as routinely subscribing to a skin rejuvenation program.

Skin Rejuvenation

Our skin forms the outermost protection against the elements. Thus, it is exposed to many different damaging elements as we go about our day. One of the most common is pollution and ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun – especially if we don’t routinely use sunscreen.

UV damage can cause accelerated degeneration to your skin, resulting in wrinkles, black spots, harsh facial lines, and much more. Due to the damage it causes, it is not uncommon for those with UV skin damage to look much older than their perceived age. Perhaps the worst part is that we often don’t realize it until it’s too late. Pollution has the same damaging effects to our skin, clogging our pores and depositing layers of dirt that can lead to a variety of skin conditions.

And yet, despite all of that, a proper skin rejuvenation plan can reverse those damaging effects.

Types of skin rejuvenation

Skin rejuvenation treatments come in different forms, each one serving the purpose of restoring our skin in different ways. Below are some of the different types of skin rejuvenation treatments:

Micro-Needling

A treatment that uses a device to create tiny puncture wounds to facilitate the natural production of collagen from the skin. Micro-Needling also primes the skin for other nutrients to be absorbed, hence it is often paired with other skin rejuvenation treatments.

Accent Ultra

This treatment uses focused ultrasound or radio frequency (RF) to generate heat inside the skin and burn fat deposits. The treatment also helps define the body and face contours, as well as reduce cellulite and tighten the skin.

Chemical Peeling

As the name suggests, this treatment involves the dermatologist cleaning the outer layer of your skin and then applying a chemical peel to lift any dead skin cells and flaws – facilitating the regeneration of new skin underneath.

To conclude, there are many other skin rejuvenation treatments available to restore our skin. Consult with our doctors at Rejuvie Aesthetic Clinic to learn which treatment is best suited for your skin type.