Vibraderm

Procedure Description:
Vibradermabrasion or Vibraderm™ is an alternative to traditional Microdermabrasion found at most medical spas and laser clinics.  Instead of an aluminum oxide spray like with Microdermabrasion, Vibraderm uses vibrating paddles laced with abrasive particles.  During your Vibraderm session, these paddles vibrate rapidly to exfoliate the top most layer of skin and stimulate new collagen growth.  It’s the most comparable alternative to Microdermabrasion available, and many clients prefer Vibraderm simply because of the lack of post-treatment redness involved.

Vibraderm is best suited for patients battling the early signs of aging and younger patients with damaged skin due to acne problems.  Vibraderm is used to treat mild acne scars, fine lines and minor wrinkles, age spots, dull lackluster skin, and clogged pores.  Vibraderm is often used in conjunction to treatments like chemical peels and laser skin rejuvenation.

Time Required:
A professional Vibraderm treatment of the upper chest, neck, and face, neck, can be performed in as little as 15 minutes.

Side Effects:
Some very mild redness may occur with a Vibraderm treatment, however, there is much less redness associated with Vibraderm than other treatments such as traditional Microdermabrasion.

Risks:
Vibraderm treatments are safe with no known risks.

Duration of Results:
Results can vary after one Vibraderm session. For optimal results it is advised that patients complete the full series of treatments recommended by laser clinic or medspa.

Recovery:
There is no downtime with a Vibraderm treatment, daily activities can resume immediately.

Can be Combined With:

For enhanced results, Vibraderm may be combined with: Chemical Peel, IPL Photofacial, and Laser Skin Resurfacing.

Also Known As:
Vibradermabrasion