Vibraderm

An Overview

Quick, painless, and easy, Vibraderm™ has become a popular alternative to microdermabrasion in the areas of scar and wrinkle removal. Best suited to younger patients battling acne or the onset of early aging, the vibradermabrasion process differs from many comparable procedures in that it doesn't employ the use of lasers, light systems, nor the aluminum oxide crystals typically associated with microdermabrasion. Instead, Vibraderm technology consists of paddles with patented vibrating surfaces that move over the skin at rapid speeds. During this process, old skin cells are exfoliated and new collagen is produced, quickly improving the texture, smoothness, and tone of the skin at the point of treatment. Fast and almost risk-free, Vibraderm is also one of the most versatile skincare solutions available, applicable to treatment on virtually any area of the body. This makes it an ideal treatment for everything from mild acne scars to age spots, fine lines, wrinkles, sun damage, dull skin, and over-sized or clogged pores.

Recovery time is virtually immediate with Vibraderm, allowing you to go about your business without the lingering pain or redness of some other treatments. Plus, the treatment itself rarely takes longer than a ten minutes.

Vibraderm is also regularly used as preparation for, or in conjunction with, more advanced procedures like chemical peels or laser skin resurfacing.

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How Long Does this Procedure Take?

A treatment of the face, neck, and chest can be done in only 10 minutes!

Vibraderm Side Effects:

Temporary redness often follows a Vibraderm treatment.

Length of Vibraderm Results:

Results vary by individual, but undergoing repeated treatments delivers the longest lasting results.

Vibraderm Recovery Time:

Aside from waiting for redness to subside after an hour or so, there is zero downtime from Vibraderm.

Typical Minimum Cost:

$125 - $350

Typical Maximum Cost:

$750 - $2000

Can Insurance Cover Vibraderm?

Insurance does not cover Vibraderm treatments.

Will I feel pain or discomfort after treatment?

There's no discomfort associated with Vibraderm.

Vibraderm can be Combined with:

Works well with Chemical Peels or Laser Skin Resurfacing.

Other Names for Vibraderm:

Vibradermabrasion

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