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Every skin condition requires a different skin treatment. Learn how to treat different skin conditions in this free skin care video from a licensed medical aesthetician.
There are 6 videos in this series:
Hyperpigmentation is caused by repeated exposure to the sun. Learn how to identify and treat hyperpigmentation in this free skin care video from a licensed medical aesthetician.
Use skin lightening gels properly to avoid hypopigmentation. Learn how to identify and treat hypopigmentation in this free skin care video from a licensed medical aesthetician.
With sallow skin, exfoliation will help treat dead skin cells. Learn how to treat sallow or dull skin in this free skin care video from a licensed medical aesthetician.
Don't confuse dehydrated skin with dry skin. Learn how to treat dehydrated skin in this free skin care video from a licensed medical aesthetician.
Deplete the skin of an overabundance of oil to help treat acne. Learn how to treat acned skin in this free skin care video from a licensed medical aesthetician.
Melasma is a common form of hyperpigmentation associated with hormones. Learn how to treat different forms of hyperpigmentation in this free skin care video from a licensed medical aesthetician.
Taking care of your skin is one of the best methods to keep looking young and vibrant. There are several steps to good facial skin care, but the basics include cleansing, toning and moisturizing. Cleaning and caring for the skin prevents cracking, inflammation, and infection, as well as wrinkling, dry spots and aging. Taking the right measures to care for and protect your skin will help keep it looking its best, especially if you wear makeup everyday. While treatment methods may vary, the final goal is the same: to have skin that looks smooth, clean and ageless.
Every skin condition is unique and needs to be treated differently. In this free video series from a licensed medical aesthetician, you'll learn how to care for a number of skin conditions, including hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation, dull skin, dehydrated skin, and acne. With these tips and techniques, no matter what your skin type, you'll be able to have healthy and clean skin!
Mary Elizabeth Thinnes Mary Elizabeth Thinnes has been a licensed medical aesthetician for the past six years. She is medical board certified with the federal academy of medical aesthetics. Thinnes specializes in chemical peels, micro-derma-abrasions, and other medical treatments.dkdk
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