What should you know about pro microdermabrasion machine?

Microdermabrasion works at the skin surface rather than removing deep tissue. A clinician moves the handpiece across clean skin, adjusting suction and exfoliation to the area and your tolerance. The process may make skin feel smoother and temporarily brighter, but it cannot correct every cause of acne scarring, pigmentation, or wrinkles.

A consultation matters if you have active acne, eczema, cold sores, a recent peel, or easily irritated skin. The device is not interchangeable with a [Chemical Peel](/treatments/aesthetic-procedures/chemical-peel/), which uses a chemical solution and can reach a different depth.

Tell the practitioner about retinoids, exfoliating products, recent procedures, and medicines that increase sensitivity. Arrive without makeup or heavy products if requested. Do not scrub or pick the area before treatment.

Afterward, mild tightness, pinkness, or sensitivity may occur. Wash gently, moisturise, and use broad-spectrum sun protection. Pause strong exfoliants and fragranced products until your clinician says the skin barrier has recovered. Keep the handpiece and treatment room hygienic; home use should follow the manufacturer's instructions and should not replace assessment of a persistent rash or lesion.

Contact the clinic if redness becomes more painful, swelling spreads, or you develop blisters, crusting, pus, or a worsening rash. Seek prompt medical advice for eye exposure or severe discomfort. Postpone treatment over sunburn, an open wound, or an active infection unless a clinician advises otherwise.

What skin concern can this treatment realistically address? Which products or medicines should I pause? What suction and exfoliation level is appropriate for me? How long should I avoid active ingredients and direct sun? Would another treatment be more suitable for my scars or pigmentation?