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    Turn over a new leaf (and new skin) with Chemical Skin Peels. From the Acne Beta Peel, Pigmentation, Mandelic to the Photo Rejuvenation Age Peel, we find out which types of Chemical Peels are the best for you!


    What Are The Types of Chemical Peels?

    Chemical Peels involves the application of a safe chemical solution, which targets the deeper layers of the skin. This effective treatment aids in reducing priorities such as acne, pigmentation, appearance of fine lines, dryness and lacklustre skin by performing 3 main functions

    1. A deep exfoliation to remove dead skin cells and decongest pores
    2. Treats specific priorities such removing toxins, oil, acne causing bacteria and imperfections
    3. Stimulates collagen production

    A step up from most chemical exfoliants which often contain a single active ingredient, Chemical Peels have been specifically formulated with a tailored combination of acids to effectively target priorities. Best of all, the results are almost immediate!

    How Do Chemical Peels Work?

    Firstly, the face is cleansed to remove any initial traces of makeup residue, skin products and debris on the face.

    Then, a Pre-Peel is applied prior to the peel to effectively lower the skin’s pH level as well as removing all traces of oil, allowing for the even penetration of the skin peeling agent.

    Skin Needling: Pen vs. Roller, which is best?

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      What is skin needling?

      Clinical Skin Needling is rising in popularity for those in pursuit of the perfect skin. This skin resurfacing treatment is effective on uneven skin, scarring & age lines alike. The needling part refers to the tiny surgical needles, which are used to lightly puncture the skin, breaking down bumps, scar tissue & age lines. This process stimulates the body’s natural healing processes including the natural production of new collagen. The result is a new, smoother skin surface.


      But what holds the needles you ask?

      There are two technologies: The DERMAL ROLLER  is a mechanical device with surgical Micro Needles protruding from a wheel. This is rolled up and down the affected area. The upside is the simplicity, the downside is that it can create ‘tearing’ wounds, as the roller moves forward, leading the needle to exit the skin at an angle, which can be quite painful. The  NEEDLING PEN contains surgical micro needles, on a motorised head. Rather rather than using a rolling action, the Dermapen moves the needles in and out at a rate of about 1000 times per second, delivering tiny vertical punctures, creating less trauma to the epidermis. The head can be adjusted to vary the depth to which the needles penetrate the skin.

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        A stretch mark is formed when the dermis or surface layer of skin tears, scarring with a light coloured hue. This pulling force occurs from factors such as rapid growth or weight gain and diminishing dermal elasticity. Stretch marks are also known as striae, lineae atrphicae and striae cutis distensae.

        Results Laser Clinic provides a number of treatments and technologies for Stretch marks. This includes the most advanced, medically- graded  Fractional RF. More importantly, therapists cater to individual needs and budget by providing an honest and realistic outcome in the consultation. When discussing treatment options with a therapist, clients are advised of their suitability for the treatment, costs and benefits.

         

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