The Microdermabrasion beauty service is the most frequent request of Peels on Wheels because it uses the new, Diamond Tome Machine. Say bye-bye to messy crystals and debris some procedures leave behind and say hello to a no mess application!

Microdermabrasion Benefits Include:

• Increased circulation for a natural glow
• The overall youthful appearance of skin
• Non-Invasive
• No Hazardous Chemicals or Lasers
• No Anessthesia Required
• Virtually Painless
• Treats All Skin Types
• No Recovery Time

• Superficial Age Spots
• Fine Lines and Wrinkles
• Sun Damaged Skin
• Large Pores
• Acne Prone Skin and Acne Scars
• Oily Skin
• Blackheads and Whiteheads
• Dry or Patchy Skin
• Post Laser Blending
• Hyper Pigmentation
• Certain Types of Stretch Marks and Scar Tissue
• General roughness or thickened patches of dead skin (e.g., elbows, feet)

Microdermabrasion is a non-invasive exfoliating procedure performed individually or in a series for revitalizing and maintaining the skin's appearance and smoothness. It can be used to address problem areas on the face or body. One session generally takes 30 minutes or so. There is no special preparation before the visit or any recouperation after.

Microdermabrasion has been used successfully for years in Europe and is now one of the most popular cosmetic procedures in this country.

Microderabrasion works by using a single diamond tome hand piece that is pressed onto the skin to loosen the layer of dead skin cells that are then vacuumed away and collected on a filter.

The optimum effects of microderabrasion are found through a series of treatments. While results are achieved with a single treatment, it is unrealistic to expect significant results from just one visit. A progressive approach utilizing a series of treatments, which should be done once a week for a period of 4 to 6 weeks or more, is preferred to achieve the greatest results.

There are virtually no side effects from the microdermabrasion procedure. The procedure may impart a slight redness to the skin but this will subside within a few hours. Although uncommon, some patients may experience blushing of the skin from increased blood flow, which will fade gradually over a day or two.