This digital professional diamond microdermabrasion machine has a simple and user friendly design uses diamond heads for controlled and non invasive exfoliation treatments. It works on the most superficial skin layers removing dead cells, fine lines, and pustules. As pictured, this diamond professional esthetician's diamond microdermabrasion machine is equipped with 9 diamond grinding heads (3 for different skin types, 2 for eyes and slender wrinkles and 4 for body treatments) and 2 handles (as pictured) with vacuum system to suction dead cells.
The esthetic benefits to a microdermabrasion machine are numerous. This unit is ideal for controlled, precise and gradual exfoliation to improve skin quality, reduce spots, smoothing fine lines and treating scars.
Weekly treatments are generally advised until skin begins to show the sought-after results. Once that occurs, maintenance treatments that occur every other week or monthly will help to keep your skin looking and feeling the way you want.
Why Diamond Microdermabrasion is More Effective Than Crystal Microdermabrasion
When it comes to your skin, microdermabrasion treatments are extremely beneficial for a number of reasons. Microdermabrasion is advanced exfoliation designed to remove dead skin cells, stimulate new skin cell growth while giving skin a smooth and glowing appearance. Microdermabrasion is also an esthetic treatment that softens fine lines and wrinkles, decreases the appearance of age spots, hyperpigmentation, and scarring. Additionally, it has esthetic benefits of boosting collagen production in the skin to leave skin looking supple and radiant.
Crystal Microdermabrasion typically involves a handheld esthetic equipment that simultaneously blasts aluminum oxide crystals onto the skin and vacuums up dirt, dead skin cells, and the used crystals. While it was originally thought to be an excellent procedure for deep exfoliation (including stripping the top layer of skin), the irregular shape of the crystals has been found (in some cases) to be too abrasive and often times, would leave skin inflamed. For clients with skin conditions that stem from inflammation (such as rosacea), crystal microdermabrasion can actually worsen the condition and appearance of skin. Because microdermabrasion treatments are highly dependent on the esthetic machine using proper force of crystal flow and suction, crystal microdermabrasion is often a less reliable form of microdermabrasion.
Diamond microdermabrasion, on the other hand, involves a diamond-tipped wand that is used to slough away the top level of the skin, while the wand’s vacuum sucks up dirt and dead skin cells (leaving no particles on the skin). The more precise nature of the diamond-tipped wand means that this treatment is more effective at accurately exfoliating hard-to-reach places, such as areas closer to the eyes and mouth (and there is less risk of stray particles getting into a client's eyes or being ingested through the nose or mouth). Rather than primarily placing the results in the hands of a machine, a diamond microdermabrasion machine relies on the skill of the esthetician to apply manual pressure, giving the technician much more direct control over the entire process.
