The skin’s structure changes as we age and it produces less collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid—three elements it needs to maintain its strength and elasticity. The fat beneath the skin also loses density, contributing to thinning and more changes. Furthermore, our skin is also continually being exposed to stress from the outside world—including ultraviolet radiation—and from our own habits. Considering all of these elements, it's common for a person to experience dull, dry, and blotchy skin from time to time, even with the best skin routine. See below for more information on the skin concerns that can be improved with microneedling.

WellnessAdminNovember 16, 2022skin, skin health'spots, acne, DermatologyComment

Chemical Peels vs. Microdermabrasion: Similarities and Differences

It doesn’t take much for signs of aging—or, simply put, “life”—to start appearing on the face, where they are especially noticeable. Every late night with the kids or afternoon spent too long in the sun starts to take its toll, leaving marks in the form of spots, dull skin, and fine lines. Two commonly suggested treatments for all of the problems noted above are chemical peels and microdermabrasion

WellnessAdminApril 23, 2019Chemical peel, microabrasion, skin treatment, Dermatology, acneComment