Smooth skin. No chemicals. No downtime.
Microdermabrasion uses a diamond-tip wand to mechanically remove the outermost layer of dead skin cells — smoothing texture, minimizing pores, and brightening tone with immediate results and zero recovery time.
Mechanical exfoliation removes what's on the surface — and stimulates what's beneath.
Microdermabrasion is the most direct form of skin resurfacing: a diamond-tip device physically removes the stratum corneum — the outermost dead cell layer — revealing newer skin beneath and triggering increased cell turnover.
The most straightforward indication for microdermabrasion. Physical exfoliation removes the accumulated dead cell layer that creates roughness and unevenness — immediately revealing smoother skin. Results are visible in a single session and build progressively with a series. Microdermabrasion can be applied to the body as well as the face — making it effective for rough texture on arms, legs, décolletage, and back.
Pore size is largely genetic and cannot be permanently reduced, but pores that appear enlarged are almost always congested. Microdermabrasion keeps pores clear of the dead cell and oil buildup that stretches them — producing a visible reduction in pore appearance with consistent treatment. As an additional benefit, removing the stratum corneum layer increases your skin's absorption of topical products by up to 50% — making your existing skincare routine significantly more effective immediately after treatment.
The rough, bumpy texture on the cheeks, arms, or thighs caused by keratin buildup in hair follicles. Microdermabrasion is one of the most effective treatments for KP because it directly removes the keratin-rich surface cells that cause the bumpy appearance. Results typically require a consistent series.
Early photodamage that has produced surface dullness and mild tonal unevenness responds well to mechanical exfoliation. Removing the pigmented surface cells brightens overall tone and improves light reflection — the quality that makes skin look healthy rather than flat. Also effective for melasma — the patchy hyperpigmentation caused by sun exposure and hormonal changes — when treated at the right intensity for the patient's skin tone.
Patients who react to glycolic, salicylic, or other acids — including those with highly sensitive skin or certain rosacea presentations — can benefit from microdermabrasion as a resurfacing option that achieves exfoliation without any chemical agents.
Microdermabrasion is often used as a preparatory step before chemical peels or other treatments — removing surface buildup to improve penetration and enhance the efficacy of the subsequent treatment. Your physician may recommend it as part of a multi-treatment protocol.
If rough texture and enlarged pores are your primary concern, microdermabrasion is the most direct solution.
No acids, no peeling period, no downtime — just a physical resurfacing that produces visible results the same day and builds over a course of treatments.
Physical resurfacing that your skin already understands.
Microdermabrasion uses a diamond-tip wand — a precision device with a finely textured abrasive surface — to physically remove the stratum corneum, the outermost layer of dead skin cells. As the device moves across the skin, a simultaneous suction lifts and removes the exfoliated cells. The entire process is controlled, precise, and completely non-chemical.
The mechanical removal of the stratum corneum triggers a wound-healing response in the deeper dermis — even though no actual wound is created. The skin's repair mechanisms interpret the cell removal as tissue damage and respond by increasing cell turnover, improving collagen production, and enhancing circulation in the treated area. With consistent monthly treatments, these cumulative effects produce meaningful improvements in skin texture, pore appearance, and overall tone.
Microdermabrasion's main advantage over chemical alternatives is zero downtime and zero risk of acid-related side effects. There is no post-treatment peeling, no sun sensitivity beyond normal recommendations, and no period where you can't wear makeup or attend normal activities. The tradeoff is that it works at a shallower depth than medium-depth chemical peels — making it better suited for surface texture and maintenance than for significant pigmentation or deep acne scarring.
The diamond-tip wand moves across the skin in slow, even passes. Most patients describe a mild scraping sensation — not painful, occasionally slightly sensitive over bony prominences like the nose. Mild redness resolves within a few hours. Skin immediately feels smoother to the touch. Makeup can be applied at any time. Avoid retinoids and exfoliating products for 24 hours after treatment.
Mechanical exfoliation works because skin renewal is the mechanism.
The skin naturally renews itself every 28–30 days. This cycle slows with age and sun exposure. Microdermabrasion accelerates it — removing the old cells that are slowing the process and triggering faster production of the newer, healthier cells beneath.
From rough surface to smoother skin.
We assess your skin type, primary texture concerns, and any areas to avoid (active breakouts, broken capillaries, irritated skin). No preparation is required before your appointment.
Skin is cleansed and completely free of makeup and product. The treatment area is mapped — typically full face, though neck, décolletage, and hands are also treatable.
30 minutes of precise, controlled passes across the treatment area. The suction removes exfoliated cells as you go. Mild redness resolves within hours. Return to normal activity immediately.
Optimal results come from a series of 4–6 treatments spaced 2–4 weeks apart. Monthly maintenance thereafter preserves results. Often combined with HydraFacial or used between chemical peel sessions.
Medicine that
gets you.
Microdermabrasion is a precise treatment — the depth, pressure, and number of passes determines the outcome. Our physicians calibrate the treatment to your specific skin type and concerns.
No Chemical Risk
For patients with sensitive skin, reactive conditions, or chemical aversions, microdermabrasion achieves real exfoliation without any acid exposure — zero risk of PIH, chemical burn, or acid sensitivity reactions. The procedure is FDA-approved and used by dermatologists and aestheticians globally.
Combines With Everything
Microdermabrasion pairs naturally with HydraFacial (performed together or alternating), serves as peel prep, and enhances penetration of any serum or treatment applied immediately after.
Progressive Series Protocol
We don't offer single treatments in isolation. We design a series with a clear outcome goal — whether that's KP reduction, pore refinement, or general texture improvement — and track progress across sessions.
Immediate Visible Result
Unlike peels that require a recovery window before results appear, microdermabrasion produces a visible improvement in skin smoothness and brightness the same day. Patients consistently notice the difference when they touch their skin immediately after.
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Real results.
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Smoother skin starts
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A free consultation and skin assessment. No chemicals, no commitment to a lengthy recovery. Just a precise, effective treatment with immediate results.