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The Vibraderm is the tool used in a procedure referred to as Vibradermabrasion. Vibraderm is a both similar to but different that traditional Dermabrasion or Microdermabrasion. The Vibraderm tool features a patented vibrating surface area that removes layers of damaged skin. The removal of rough outer layer of the skin results in the individual experiencing a skin surface that is smooth and polished.
Length and details of a Vibraderm procedure
Vibraderm is unlike the traditional microdermabrasion process as it does not use aluminum oxide crystals blast the skin’s surface. Many patients find traditional microdermabrasion techniques to be harsh and irritating to their skin. The Vibraderm process does not utilize aluminum oxide crystals or employee suction. Vibraderm procedure instead utilizes sonic vibration to technology to improve the skins surface. This technology allows for larger areas of the skin to be treated in a consistent and even basis. With Vibraderm’s low irritation factor there is no need for an anesthetic to be utilized. The length of the Vibraderm procedure varies from several minutes to less than an hour depending on the individuals needs.
Treatment times will vary with your Vibraderm professional, but a treatment of just the face and neck can typically be performed in approximately 10 minutes. Given Vibraderm’s minimal impact treatment process, there are many areas of the body that can be treated may have been too sensitive to other forms of treatment. Individuals are able to received Vibraderm treatment on areas such as their arms, backs, hands, feet, knees, legs, thighs; almost any part of the body can be treated.
As this procedure is not considered surgery, almost all procedures are performed as an outpatient procedure. Depending on your needs Vibraderm could be considered a lunch hour procedure.
Risks and/or complications related to the Vibraderm procedure
Due to its treatment approach Vibraderm treatments are exceedingly safe. Some individuals may experience minor redness following treatment, which should subside within 20-60 minutes following treatment. | 
