Epidermal Leveling, an exfoliation based facial restoration process, works as a feasible treatment for several skin conditions. The procedure serves as an alternative to traditional chemical peels and laser light therapy.
Advantages of Epidermal Leveling
- Epidermal Leveling uses non incision based instruments to exfoliate layers of damaged skin.
- The procedure has the ability to mix and pair with other facial therapy solutions because no chemicals get used during any phase of the treatment.
- The epidermal Leveling solution works well with all skin tones and colors.
- The Leveling process does not affect pregnant women or those women in the nursing phase because of the chemical free attribute.
- The epidermal Leveling process works to repair skin damaged from acne and other bacterial infections, scarring, mismatching skin pigmentation, plus fine lines, wrinkles and folds.
- The Leveling procedure provides immediate results and patients have the ability to leave the treatment site as soon as the therapy finishes.
- The treatment causes little to no pain in treated patients during or after the procedure.
- Patients receive Epidermal Leveling treatment from trained professionals in doctors’ offices.
- The Epidermal Leveling procedure has the ability to make other treatments more effective.
Disadvantages of Epidermal Leveling
- The Epidermal Leveling procedure temporarily removes facial hair, which causes some patients to avoid the treatment on areas near eyebrows and the hair line.
- The chemical free solution does require multiple reoccurring therapy sessions. One treatment a month often results in the best results, and the cost of the repeated procedure can be high.
