Medical Facials

Microderm Infusion

Microderm Infusion is a procedure that combines

microdermabrasion and infusion of a gentle peel to exfoliate and renew the skin.

Dermal Infusion® healthcare providers use a diamond-tipped wand to exfoliate dead skin cells, deep clean pores and hydrate your skin with treatment serums.

Dermal Infusion adds volume to your skin, providing a more youthful appearance. It also treats acne, wrinkles and dry skin.

Microderm Infusion® effectively treats:

  • improve the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, skin texture, and discoloration.

Take Home Note

Your healthcare provider will examine your skin and discuss your treatment plan.

We will help you choose the best serum or serum combination to achieve your goal.

Preparation Before Precedure

  • Avoid botulinum toxin injections (Botox®) at least two weeks before the Dermal Infusion procedure.

  • Stop using skin care products that contain retinoids or alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) for three to five days before the procedure.

  • Wear sunscream, avoid sun exposure and do not use tanning beds.

Post Treatment Care

Patients typically can return to normal activities immediately. Follow your provider’s advice closely. Avoid direct sun exposure and wear sunscreen.

After the procedure, you may want to:

  1. Avoid skin care products that contain retinoids or AHA for three to five days.

  2. Resume your work and usual activities.

  3. Start wearing makeup (there’s no need to wait).

  4. Wear sunscreen when outdoors and minimize sun exposure for at least two weeks.

Treatment Plan

Your body is always aging.

The effects of Dermal Infusion will last longer if you follow your provider’s recommendations for anti-aging skin care and sunscreen.

Some people need three to six treatments, spaced two to four weeks apart, to get the desired Dermal infusion results.

FAQs

  • A microderm infusion facial is a procedure that combines microdermabrasion and infusion of a gentle peel to exfoliate and renew the skin.

  • Dermal Infusion® healthcare providers use a diamond-tipped wand to exfoliate dead skin cells, deep clean pores and hydrate your skin with treatment serums.

  • Dermal Infusion adds volume to your skin, providing a more youthful appearance. It also treats acne, wrinkles and dry skin.

  • It can improve the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, skin texture, and discoloration.

  • It is comfortable, and quick, with no pain or downtime.

  • The procedure itself is $79

    Patient can choose the treatment serum anywhere from $50 - $290

  • Your healthcare provider will examine your skin and discuss your treatment plan.

    We will help you choose the best serum or serum combination to achieve your goal.

  • Before getting Dermal Infusion, you may need to:

    1. Avoid botulinum toxin injections (Botox®) at least two weeks before the Dermal Infusion procedure.

    2. Stop using skin care products that contain retinoids or alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) for three to five days before the procedure.

    3. Wear sunscreen, avoid sun exposure and not use tanning beds.

  • Your body is always aging.

    The effects of Dermal Infusion will last longer if you follow your provider’s recommendations for anti-aging skin care and sunscreen.

    Some people need three to six treatments, spaced two to four weeks apart, to get the desired Dermal infusion results.

  • Dermal Infusion offers many benefits compared to more invasive cosmetic procedures and other facial resurfacing techniques. These benefits include:

    1. Customizable serums for your specific skin issues.

    2. Fast procedure and recovery with no missed work or activities.

    3. Immediate results.

    4. Less expensive than a facelift, aesthetic procedures or other cosmetic surgeries.

    5. No peeling skin like with chemical peels or laser skin resurfacing.

  • Recovery and Outlook

    You should be able to see an immediate and noticeable difference in your skin tone and volume.

  • After the procedure, you may want to:

    1. Avoid skin care products that contain retinoids or AHA for three to five days.

    2. Resume your work and usual activities.

    3. Start wearing makeup (there’s no need to wait).

    4. Wear sunscreen when outdoors and minimize sun exposure for at least two weeks.