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Q: Chemical Skin Peeling & Microdremabrasion

asked by: balancemeGod on November 2nd, 2005

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I would like to peel away skin to give it an even tone & get rid of some layers of sun damaged skin. I have smile wrinkles, & in between my eyebrows I have a pretty good wrinkle line. Also a problem with my pores which are showing more theses days. Why do pores become enlarged?
I have seen over the counter low strength chemical peeling kits, as well as the microdermabrasion kits all available by l'oreal or oil of olay or neutragena....
Question........Does anybody have feedback on any of these over the counter products if these actually do the job?
I don't want products that just help the "appearance" or just "hide" the above skin problems I have. I want to buy a working product.
Might I need to go to see a dermatologist for stronger working ingredients?
I'm a 31 yr old mom/wife who appreciates all your input in advance!! :d

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Angus

replied on November 12th, 2005

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i tried neutrogena microdemabrasion kit. Hmmm... It is an ok product. After treatment, my skin is more radiance. It just basically polish your skin and get rid some of the dead skin. If you want to get rid of the wrinkles and sun damaged skin, don't waste your money on neutrogena. It's better you go see a dermatologist first.

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