It takes a lot of courage to take care of our skin. Our face is the first thing that people see, and we often spend so much time on it because we want it to look its best. As you know, there are so many products out there for skincare treatments! But which one should you choose? We’re here today with some helpful tips on how to find the right treatment for your specific needs and if getting Facing Treatments is the right choice for you.
Benefits of Face Treatments:
Here are a few benefits you may get when you get a Face Treatment.
- – Skin looks and feels healthier as it is getting the nutrients it needs from moisturizer or other products to keep them hydrated and soft.
- – The face might get clearer, smoother, firmer, and even look less lined depending on what type of treatments they’re using. They can also improve hyperpigmentation (dark spots) in some cases! Treatment options vary but most will include exfoliation with something like acid peels to help clear away dead cells that cause dullness (bye-bye dry patches too!). And those pesky blackheads? That’s another thing that all kinds of facials can take care of by sucking it out or treating it with a chemical peel.
- – They can also help repair skin that has been damaged by environmental factors (like sun, smoke, and pollution) as well as from acne breakouts!
Types of Face Treatments
There are lots of different kinds of treatments available on the market these days – some being better than others depending on what type of skin condition you have. Below we’ll discuss some examples: – Acne Facials – Anti Wrinkle Creams – Dermaplaning If this sounds like something that would help improve how your skin looks, then read below with us about which one is right for you.
Acne Facials
Many people suffer from acne at some point in their life, and if that’s the case for you then an Acne Facial may be perfect for your skin type! The treatments help to reduce facial oil production and exfoliate away dead skin cells on the surface of your face which can clog up pores. This treatment is completely customizable depending on what types of products or ingredients are used – it could include a deep cleanse, an acid peel, extractions (those bumps that come out), light peels, masks, etc. Consult with your doctor/dermatologist about this option because not all skin types are compatible with these aggressive forms of care and healing!
Anti Wrinkle
Anti Wrinkle Treatment is an option for people who are interested in reducing the appearance of wrinkles on their face. The process involves injecting filler, such as Juvederm or Restylane (similar to collagen) deep beneath your skin into areas where lines and wrinkles have started to form. This is an invasive treatment that requires a series of treatments – it’s not one-time use!
Botox Treatment
When wrinkle reduction isn’t enough, you may want to consider Botox injections instead which can help reduce fine lines around the forehead & crow’s feet near the eyes by paralyzing muscles so they cannot contract. It typically takes about seven days before any noticeable changes occur in those who receive this type of treatment but once continued over time should make a significant difference in how your skin appears.
A new trend in the anti-aging world is lip plumping or dermal fillers for lips. It’s not uncommon to see celebs like Kylie Jenner rocking a full pout thanks to this treatment! There are different types of filler that can be used including Juvederm Voluma XC, Restylane Lyft, and Radiesse. Dermal fillers can help you achieve a fuller look without having surgery and injections create instant results with just one visit – sounds perfect right? The only downside is it may take up to six months before collagen fully forms so you’ll have to go back (often) for touch-ups until then.
Micro-Needling Therapy
Another popular face treatment on the rise is micro-needling therapy which is essentially creating tiny holes in your skin by way of a device. The idea is that it’ll help with collagen production and reduce the appearance of scars, wrinkles, dark circles, redness – basically any problem you can think of! It’s also an excellent treatment for those who’ve tried laser treatments but aren’t seeing results or have sensitive skin.
MicroLaser Facial
This treatment is a step above micro-needling therapy. It uses a laser to create those tiny holes in the skin, which can help with any of the problems mentioned earlier – but it’s also great for overall skin rejuvenation and tightening.
Microdermabrasion
This treatment is all about exfoliating your face by blasting off dead cells that have built up over time on top of your skin (this includes makeup). The idea is this will make way for fresher new ones! This isn’t as invasive as other treatments so there are fewer risks involved and recovery time is much quicker than most options. Plus you’ll notice results right away! You may need to do it every few months or once a year depending on how often you wear makeup, how old you are, and what your skin type is.
Chemical peel
This treatment typically lasts about 20 minutes to an hour (depending on the kind of chemical applied) and can be done in a doctor’s office or at home by using a kit sent from the dermatologist. It works by peeling away dead cells on the top of your skin, renewing it, and revealing a fresh new layer.
A chemical peel is usually done on one or two areas at a time for 20 minutes to an hour (depending on what kind of chemicals you’re applying). Your doctor will apply either glycolic acid, salicylic acid, or phenol to the area(s) they are treating; these can be applied in-office by them with prepped equipment or at home using kits sent from their office. The more aggressive types of peels should only be used under medical supervision because they have higher risks including scarring and infection. It’s not advised that those who wear heavy makeup often get this treatment as it doesn’t always work well on surfaces coated by makeup.
