Dr. Amina Mishra

  The goal of  skin polishing  is to brighten or exfoliate dull skin by eliminating dead skin on the surface. The procedure helps in smoothing the skin’s texture and reversing damage such as uneven skin tone or skin tan. The procedure,  also known as microdermabrasion , can be used on the back, hands, neck, and other areas. It is a less invasive skin rejuvenation technique. It is a professional skin exfoliation treatment that removes dead skin cells as well as the top layers of the skin. The process provides you with an immediate shine while also repairing your skin. Skin Polish Benefits Skin polishing treatment benefits people in various ways. Some benefits of skin polishing include the following. Even skin tone Enhances the skin’s glow Removes dead skin Proves more effective than facial Exfoliates deeply Improves overall skin appearance and health Microdermabrasion for Skin Polishing By gently peeling off your skin cells, microdermabrasion exfoliates, polishes, and...

  Melasma is a stubborn kind of hyperpigmentation that is possibly the world’s most irritating skin condition. Melasma is a common skin condition characterized by brown to gray-brown spots and facial pigmentation. It can also affect the back, arms, neck, and other sun-exposed areas of the body. The majority of people get it on their cheeks, upper lip, and forehead, bridge of their nose, chin, and other areas. Melasma is more common in women than males, especially people with dark skin, and can affect anyone between the ages of 20 and 40. What Triggers Melasma? The pigmentation is caused due to overproduction of melanin by the pigment cells triggered by causes like: Hormonal changes Severe temperature changes along with Sun exposure Hereditary Pregnancy Hypothyroidism Oral contraceptive pills   Diagnosis and Treatment of Melasma A doctor can diagnose melasma merely by looking at your skin. Your medical history will assist in determining any variables that may have contributed t...