While I’ve been turning to more natural and organic skincare products in my daily beauty regime, I feel I need to provide my skin with active repair and protection by going deeper with peels, retinol, antioxidants and possibly lasers to smooth out and tighten lax skin while spurring collagen production. 

My objective is to bolster my skincare regime and a healthy lifestyle with the least invasive anti-aging treatments to give me stunning results as my skin matures. So it was with this intention that I visited the dermatologist this morning, hoping to receive some form of immediate rejuvenating treatments to lighten up my pigmentation and minimize my pores. 

I haven’t gone for a facial in months, simply because I no longer believe in the benefits they promise to deliver.  Over the years that I’ve had facials, I didn’t really see a significant improvement to my skin condition.  However, I’ve recently been considering going for a medical facial called the Derma Roller Facial.

I’m seriously considering taking up Intense Pulse Light (IPL) Photorejuvenation Therapy for my face again, after a lapse of more than half a year.  I think it might help to tighten my enlarged pores. 

It was a mistake on my part to have stopped the treatment really.  I had seen some glowing results but after a year on the program, the results became consistent and I became bored.  My skin wasn’t getting better than it already was so I thought perhaps I should just save my moolah and try out new products instead.  Moreover, I hated going for the sessions each time and my fave doc is no longer available.

A fellow blogger intends to do a laser treatment soon and asked me how it works.  So I pointed her towards a health information resource on the Net which explained about laser skin resurfacing.

The article is very helpful for those looking for information about how skin rejuvenation can take place with such a process.   It describes in detail the medical procedure, and the type of equipment to be used by the doctor, as well as how he actually conducts the beaming and what will happen to the skin afterwards.  I know the information is accurate because that was exactly what I went through during and after my laser treatment.