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What is Microdermabrasion?
Diamond Microdermabrasion
Forehead Microdermabrasion
Microdermabrasion For the Side of the Face
Microdermabrasion for the Cheek
Microdermabrasion For the Upper Lip
Microdermabrasion For the Chin
Microdermabrasion For The Hands
Microdermabrasion for the Chest
Microdermabrasion for the Feet
Microdermabrasion for the Back
Using Microdermabrasion to Remove Scars
Using Microdermabrasion to Remove Acne Scars
Extracting Whiteheads & Blackheads With Microdermabrasion
After Microdermabrasion Treatments: Free Spa Beauty Tips
Summary: Learn how to treat the side of face with microdermabrasion. Uncover a fresh new layer of skin. Learn about skin care in these free beauty videos. Got acne, acne scars, whiteheads, or blackheads? Find out if microdermabrasion can help.
Angie Yarid is the owner of L.A. Tans & Aesthetic Center in Miami, Fla. Yarid has more than 25 years of experience and is certified in VelaShape, laser hair removal, and is a facial...read more
" On behalf of expertvillage.com, my name is Angie Yarid from LA Wax and Skincare Center in good ole sunny Miami, Florida, and today we’re going to be talking about diamond microdermabrasion. Okay we started off with the forehead. Let’s do another area on the side of the face. Of course we have to hold the skin tight, and then we’re going to apply east to west movements, and of course the area gets pink because it shows that we have exfoliated the skin. Of course with a diamond head microdermabrasion, we can do as close to the eyes as possible with this type of technology. And of course we hold the face very tight and do our application. Now the results with the microdermabrasion is very, very evident from the first application. "
eHow Article: Microdermabrasion For the Side of the Face
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