Skin Blemishes: Everything You Need to Know
Is it possible to deal with all these skin blemishes? Here are the answers to all your questions…
Precautions
When skin blemishes are mentioned, summer and sun factors come to mind. So, what precautions should we take to prevent skin blemishes in autumn and winter?
There are many factors that cause hyperpigmentation, that is, skin blemishes, due to the excessive synthesis of the melanin pigment, which gives our skin its color.
Of course, these include the harmful rays of the sun, UV damage such as solarium, as well as unconscious epilation applications and repetitive skin traumas, the use of cosmetics, hormones and drugs, the blue light effect called blue light effect, which we are constantly exposed to in our daily life, emitted by screens such as tablets, mobile phones, etc. ..
The only damage caused by all these factors is not the tone inequalities and blemishes that develop on the skin surface; They accelerate the aging process (inflammaging) due to inflammation and cause the destruction of the basic structure that keeps the subcutaneous support tissue such as collagen and elastin intact.
Inflammaging causes skin discoloration (unevenness of skin tone) and spots, laxity and sagging of the skin due to loss of tone and elasticity, large pores, fine and deep lines. In addition, oxidative stress damage caused by aging free radicals causes aging of the cell at the mitochondrial (energy producing structure) level.
In the summer, our skin pores expand. What is the reason of this?
Unconscious cosmetics used, wrong skin care practices cause sebum imbalances on the skin, blackheads, acne and large pores. In addition, repetitive UV damage, irregular nutrition, smoking, loss of proteins that provide skin elasticity such as collagen – elastin in the tissue due to free radical damage cause both large pores and sagging on the skin.
How should the skin blemishes be approached?
One of the important points to be considered, especially after the summer, is to be aware of the fact that unconsciously applied skin and blemish care and laser applications can cause serious harm to skin health in centers where there are no health professionals.
With the effect of summer sun damage, the pigmentation of melanocyte, which gives the skin its color, increases the staining, the skin becomes sensitive, the cells lose fluid and collagen. In addition, lubrication on the skin, clogging of the pores and black spots, and seasonal acne may develop due to this.
Purifying the skin from dead cells with medical skin cares that provide dermabrasion and elegant peelings with detox effect, allowing it to breathe by regulating clogged pores and circulation, strengthening the skin barrier by injecting the hyaluronic acid, collagen, vitamins and minerals necessary for the vitality of the cells under the skin with an application called mesotherapy, thus Resolving the problems such as dryness, wrinkles, sagging and blemishes that may develop due to sun damage is the basic clinical approach to restore a healthy glow to the skin.
Since skin damage and aging develop not only on our face, but also on the neck, décolleté and hands, treatment protocols can be applied to these areas simultaneously.
How are skin blemishes treated?
Among the current clinical applications are carbon peelings, which we call the V-Carbon system, containing black ginger, mandelic and ferulic acid, with spot lightening and skin detox effects (with the feature of removing blackheads-large pore-oil buttons) and simultaneous laser skin toning technology.
Of course, containing hyaluronic acid and minerals that increase the moisture holding capacity of the skin; It is an extremely effective approach in preparing the skin for winter conditions by applying special mesococtails, which solve problems such as fine wrinkles, skin sagging and large pores with polynucleotides and antioxidants, as well as strengthen the barrier by providing the oil balance of the skin with Ginger, in 15-day periods at the return of summer.
The basis of success in aesthetic applications; to restore the skin to its basic health first.