SilkPeel™ Dermalinfusion™ - Facial Rejuvenation

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Introduction

SilkPeel™ Dermalinfusion™ is the only skin rejuvenation procedure that provides both non-invasive exfoliation and the delivery of skin-specific topical solutions.  SilkPeel Dermalinfusion leaves your skin fresher feeling and better looking.  Unlike other skin treatments, it does not use crystals or abrasive particles that irritate the skin.  It can be used on all skin types.  SilkPeel Dermalinfusion is a safe fast way to attain healthy and smooth-looking skin.
 
SilkPeel Dermalinfusion is the most dynamic skin treatment available today.  It includes a non-invasive exfoliator and application of topical solutions formulated just for your skin type.  SilkPeel Dermalinfusion is the only treatment of its kind to deliver skin care products while exfoliating the skin.  SilkPeel Dermalinfusion can be used on all skin types, including hyperpigmentation, acne, photodamage, dehydration, and fine line wrinkles.
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Treatment

SilkPeel Dermalinfusion is a simple safe low-risk procedure.  It is an in-office procedure that is performed by a fully trained physician or aesthetician.  Treatments are short, usually less than 20 minutes.  It’s an easy treatment to have during your lunch hour.

The post-treatment protocol is easy.  You can immediately return to your regular activities following your treatment.  Your skin may have a warm pinkish glow that may last for less than 30 minutes.  You may see visible results after your first treatment.

To enhance and maintain your results at home, the SilkPeel Dermalinfusion offers a full line of moisturizers, hydrating cleansers, serums, and sunscreen products.  Lasting and more significant results may be seen after four to six treatments.  The treatments can be performed 7 to 10 days apart. 
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