Redness Relief Protocol
Vascular redness is chronic inflammation of facial skincharacterized by redness, prominent blood vessels,swelling, and/or skin eruptions that look similar to acne. Microdermabrasion can be used conservatively to decrease the redness associated with rosacea.
**If your client has been diagnosed with rosacea andis considering microdermabrasion, they should consultwith their dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon prior totreatment.**
Improves collagen production and calms skin
For chronic inflammation of facial skin (redness, prominent blood vessels,swelling, and/or skin eruptions)
An Amazing Booster Treatment to Microdermabrasion
Powerful Ingredient that reduces rosacea
Endothelyol®, our all-star ingredient in C-difference helps to control all of the major skin inflammation factors – helping to decrease both current + future vascular eruptions.
Vitamin C in the form of Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate further supports leaky, inflamed blood vessels, reducing redness and providing needed support for new collagen production. This nutrient rich formula packaged in a light, silky lotion really makes a “difference” in skin tone and texture.
botana-gel cleanser™, 480 ml
glycolic acid 30%, 120mL
treatment neutralizer, 480 mL
retinyl enzyme treatment, 120 mL
vitA-clear serum™, 60 mL
green tea vita-E moisturizer™, 120mL
daily eclipse® sunscreen SPF 30, two 50 ml bottles
botana-gel cleanser™, 480 ml
glycolic acid 30%, 120mL
treatment neutralizer, 480 mL
retinyl enzyme treatment, 120 mL
vitA-clear serum™, 60 mL
green tea vita-E moisturizer™, 120mL
daily eclipse® sunscreen SPF 30, two 50 ml bottles
**If your client has been diagnosed with rosacea and is considering microdermabrasion, they should consult with their dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon prior to treatment.**
**If your client has been diagnosed with rosacea and is considering microdermabrasion, they should consult with their dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon prior to treatment.**
1. Cleansing
- Apply botana-cream cleanser to entire face with lukewarm to cool water.
- Massage gently to cleanse and remove makeup.
- Remove with lukewarm to cool water, pat dry.
2. glycolic acid 30%
- Put glycolic acid 30 % on a 4”-by- 4” gauze pad.
- Carefully apply to the skin, avoiding the eye area.
- Leave on for 2 to 3 minutes.
3. Neutralize
- Saturate a 4”-by- 4” gauze pad with treatment neutralizer.
- Generously apply to the face, avoiding the eye area.
- Rinse with water and pat dry.
4. MegaPeel Microdermabrasion Procedure
- Dry the skin thoroughly prior to treatment.
- Make 2 passes over the skin.
- Treat the entire face vertically the first time, horizontally the second time.
- Pull the skin taut – in the same direction the hand-piece is moving – as you treat in that area.
- Slowly glide the hand-piece over the skin back and forth over the area.
- Dust any particles off the skin.
5. derma renewal gel™
- Apply liberal amount of derma renewal gel™ as a soothing mask with soft fan brush to face and neck.
6. Cool compresses
- Saturate 4 soft, 4”-by- 4” gauze pad with cool water, open length wise and lay compresses on top of derma renewal gel, placing one across forehead and eyes, one diagonally across each cheek toward the mouth, one across neck (adjust as needed for client’s comfort and preferred breathing position).
- Leave on for 5 to 10 minutes.
- May add hand massage during this time.
- Using the cool compresses, gently remove excess derma renewal gel, leaving skin slightly damp.
7. C-difference™ - vitamin C lotion
- Apply layer of C-difference™ to face, neck and décolleté.
8. Finish
- Apply appropriate eye cream.
- Apply thin layer of daily eclipse to face, neck and décolleté; working very gently with hands.
9. Home Care
- Recommend adding C-difference™ vitamin C lotion to skin care regimen
1. Cleansing
- Apply botana-cream cleanser to entire face with lukewarm to cool water.
- Massage gently to cleanse and remove makeup.
- Remove with lukewarm to cool water, pat dry.
2. glycolic acid 30%
- Put glycolic acid 30 % on a 4”-by- 4” gauze pad.
- Carefully apply to the skin, avoiding the eye area.
- Leave on for 2 to 3 minutes.
3. Neutralize
- Saturate a 4”-by- 4” gauze pad with treatment neutralizer.
- Generously apply to the face, avoiding the eye area.
- Rinse with water and pat dry.
4. MegaPeel Microdermabrasion Procedure
- Dry the skin thoroughly prior to treatment.
- Make 2 passes over the skin.
- Treat the entire face vertically the first time, horizontally the second time.
- Pull the skin taut – in the same direction the hand-piece is moving – as you treat in that area.
- Slowly glide the hand-piece over the skin back and forth over the area.
- Dust any particles off the skin.
5. derma renewal gel™
- Apply liberal amount of derma renewal gel™ as a soothing mask with soft fan brush to face and neck.
6. Cool compresses
- Saturate 4 soft, 4”-by- 4” gauze pad with cool water, open length wise and lay compresses on top of derma renewal gel, placing one across forehead and eyes, one diagonally across each cheek toward the mouth, one across neck (adjust as needed for client’s comfort and preferred breathing position).
- Leave on for 5 to 10 minutes.
- May add hand massage during this time.
- Using the cool compresses, gently remove excess derma renewal gel, leaving skin slightly damp.
7. C-difference™ - vitamin C lotion
- Apply layer of C-difference™ to face, neck and décolleté.
8. Finish
- Apply appropriate eye cream.
- Apply thin layer of daily eclipse to face, neck and décolleté; working very gently with hands.
9. Home Care
- Recommend adding C-difference™ vitamin C lotion to skin care regimen
- Accutane use within one or two years (assessment made by physician)
- Fitzpatrick skin types IV – VI (may create hyper-pigmentation)
- Anyone with a herpetic breakout (cold sores)
- Pregnancy or lactationAnyone with an infectious disease
- Open sores, suspicious lesions, or basal cell carcinoma (Always refer to a physician)
- Do not treat over semi-permanent make-up
- Accutane use within one or two years (assessment made by physician)
- Fitzpatrick skin types IV – VI (may create hyper-pigmentation)
- Anyone with a herpetic breakout (cold sores)
- Pregnancy or lactationAnyone with an infectious disease
- Open sores, suspicious lesions, or basal cell carcinoma (Always refer to a physician)
- Do not treat over semi-permanent make-up
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