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An Overview

Problem skin can refer to any number of symptoms including redness, oily or dry, flaky skin, cystic acne, blackheads, whiteheads, or even a dull luster. The bottom line is your skin has problems. Facial skin problems can leave you feeling down right ugly sometimes whether it’s acne, wrinkles, rosacea, or facial spider veins. Skin problems have no limits, remember that your skin is your body’s largest organ so countless things can go wrong. Age spots, cellulite, freckles, and uneven pigmentation can all leave you feeling less than perfect.

No matter what you problem is one thing that all bad skin has in common is stress. So, the first step to healthy skin is always to calm down, take a deep breath, and find out what’s out there for you. You’ll most likely find that you are not alone and there’s already a great aesthetic procedure out there that could make a major difference to your skin problem. A skincare specialist can examine your problem skin and find a treatment that’s right for you. The most popular non-surgical skin treatments available include IPL Photofacial, Botax® Cosmetic, Collagen, chemical peels, Microdermabrasion, CosmoDerm™ and CosmoPlast™, Laser Skin Rejuvenation, Restylane®, Radiance, and Thermage®.

Lasers for Skin Problems – Lasers represents the most state-of-the-art fix for your problem skin. Lasers and light-based treats such as IPL Photofacial penetrate deep within your skin to stimulate your body’s own natural collagen growth. Collagen is the building block for healthy, happier skin. Laser Skin Resurfacing is also known as the laser peel, and it lives up to its nickname. Like a chemical peel, a laser peel can remove the top layer of your skin, your body then regrows newer skin on its own. This skin should be better than ever before. Thermage is another non-surgical facelift option, but instead of a laser it offers high-powered radio frequencies.

Dermal Fillers for Skin Problems – Dermal fillers like Botox or Collagen offer temporary removal of wrinkles and fine lines. Unfortunately your body will eventually absorb the injectable so the effects are seldom long lasting. Radiesse, however, is a dermal filler that has been shown to last as long as 3 years. Botox has even been approved to treat hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating).