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Lutein is a pigment found in dark green leafy vegetables, including spinach, kale, broccoli, and collard greens. Zeaxanthin is found in fruits and vegetables with yellow hues such as corn, peaches, persimmons, and mangoes. Lutein is present in the retina and positively effects macular pigment density. The denser the pigment, the less likely a retinal tear or degeneration will occur. Improvement has been seen in some test subjects after only one month's consumption. Bilberry (20% extract) ...............................................80 MG Dry macular degeneration and other age-related eye diseases are often caused by a breakdown of the circulatory system of the eye. Bilberry extracts have been shown to improve microcapillary circulation throughout the body. 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Microdermabrasion FAQ: What is it? Is it worth the money? | From YesThey're Fake! - 1. Am I candidate for Microdermabrasion? 2. What is Microdermabrasion? 3. When is Microdermabrasion usually performed? 4. What does a typical Microdermabrasion consultation entail? 5. How is Microdermabrasion performed? 6. What are the differences in the machines that perform Microdermabrasion? 7. What should I expect after Microdermabrasion? 8. Does Microdermabrasion hurt? 9. Will Microdermabrasion get rid of my fine lines, wrinkles and acne scars? 10. Is there a lot of swelling involved with a Microdermabrasion? 11. When can I return to work? 12. When will I be able to see the results? 13. What are the risks of Microdermabrasion? 14. Is there maintenance with Microdermabrasion? Return to the MicrodermabrasionPage 1. Am I a candidate forMicrodermabrasion? If you have or have had acne, discolorations,superficial lines and wrinkles, uneven texture or sun damaged skin -- you may be acandidate for Microdermabrasion. Microdermabrasion can not be expected to removed deepscars or wrinkles, birth marks or tattoos. If you have no history ofhypo/hyper-pigmentation or keloid scarring in your family you should considermicrodermabrasion as an alternative to a deeper invasive peel. Back to Top 2. What is Microdermabrasion? Microdermabrasion is a mini procedure that involves the skin being"sandblasted" by aluminum oxide crystals to remove the horny (top) layerof the skin; dead skin cells. And to promote the production of new cells in the basal(deepest) layer of the dermis. This procedure may not work for everyone but it worksfor me and Marc. It can clean your pores incredibly and hinder any future breaks outs ifused on a regular basis. Microdermabrasion also stimulates collagen net working to furthereven out skin texture and appearance. Back to Top 3. When is Microdermabrasion usually performed? Microdermabrasion can be performed anytime, with sessions at 10 daysapart from each other for best results. Although this procedure can nit be expectedto remove serious sun damage. It is best for women to schedule this procedure in the firsttwo weeks after their menstrual cycle as, the skin is more sensitive nearing and duringthis time Back to Top 4. What does atypical Microdermabrasion consultation entail? There really is no consultation, per se. This is such a non-invasivemini procedure that the details can be explained in 5 minutes and the rewards for such along period of time if a series is undergone. Although maintenance sessions every fewmonths should be sought. Back to Top 5. How is Microdermabrasion performed? A cleansing toner is applied to the skin to remove excess oils forbetter application and penetration. A self contained wand is manually passed over the skinin areas of damage or all over the face, which is usually the case. The machine deliversfine, sanitary aluminum oxide crystals to the face that "sand blasts" away deadskin and impurities. The procedure lasts about 20 to 30 minutes, depending upon the 'depth'or 'strength' of the peel. Afterwards a cotton ball saturated with a soothing toneris passed over the face then a re-hydrating cream and sun block are applied. Back to Top 6. What are thedifferences in the machines that perform Microdermabrasion? There are all types of machines on the market today, although many ofthem are not high quality. A very dependable and high quality machine is available from acompany called Power Peel. Power Peel is reportedly the originator of the machine and techniquealthough many copy cat systems have risen on the market in the last year. Thenagain, I have heard that Derma Genesis is, as well. Who knows? Plus I reallydon't care. As long as it works, for a reasonable price. Many spas orsalons have the cheaper variety, although dermatologists and plastic surgeons may havebought a cheaper model as well -- charging full price on a cheaper, less effective peel. Ipersonally have used a system called Smart Peel. Back to Top 7. What should I expect afterMicrodermabrasion? You can expect to feel as if you have a mild sun burn or windburn. Youskin will feel very dry and may peel. This is natural and is the purpose of the procedure. You should regularly apply a high quality moisturizer as well as a high protection sunblock. Do not expose your face to sunlight for long periods of time, not eventanning beds. You should not use any exfoliating scrubs or lotions beforehand orafterwards for at least 3 days. Your skin will be smoother and the damage will belessened. Although for serious damage a series (of 4 to 6 sessions) can be scheduled at5 day intervals. It truly depends upon your technician. Back to Top 8. Does Microdermabrasionhurt? Microdermabrasion does not hurt although it may sting a little aroundthe eye area. The patient normally works up as they go to increase thepenetration level. Your skin may feel a little hot and appear a little pink for the firstday. Back to Top 9. Will Microdermabrasion get rid of my fine lines, wrinkles and acnescars? In most cases, yes. Although severe scarring will not be lessened inappearance with solely Microdermabrasion. Sometimes a regimen of Retin-A and or Glycolictreatments in conjunction with Microdermabrasion will increase your chances the bestresults possible. And quite frankly I'd undergo askin care system like ObagiNuDerm with Retin A - 6 weeks to beautiful skin -- for cheaper! That's what Idid and I must tell you that if I had the money I'd get microdermabrasion as aluxury but for removing your complaints, Obagi rocks!! But if you don't want to peel like a snake for 6 weeks then maybeMicrodermabrasion is for you. Although it will take you MUCH longer to get theresults of Obagi with Retin A. Back to Top 10. Is there a lotof swelling involved with a Microdermabrasion? It is extremely rare that you may swell at all after Microdermabrasion. This min procedure is so very un-invasive yet it really works with time. I noticed adifference after one treatment. Back to Top 11. When can Ireturn to work? You can return to work immediately with the application of a littleloose powder. You may choose to schedule this on your day off or at least after work. Manypatients schedule it on their lunch break bat return with pink skin. There is nodowntime per se, involved with Microdermabrasion. Back to Top 12. When will I beable to see the results? Results are often times, immediate. We're not talking life-altering results here, but a nice, clean, smooth feelingis apparent directly after. At least with a high qualitymachine. You will notice that your skin to be more even toned and textured. After the hornylayer (dull dead skin cells) is removed you will notice an improvement overall. Especially after a series. Back to Top 13. What are the risks ofMicrodermabrasion? There are not many risks associated withmicrodermabrasion if you are a healthy adult, but enough to mention for thoseof you with skin or medical conditions. If the medical grade machines are used at highpower it carries potential risks of hyperpigmentation, perforation, bleeding, andinfection. Infection can also be a risk if the machines are not sterile. Many componentsof these machines are meant to be sterilized, autoclaved or changed out with a newdisposable piece. Any and all pieces that come into contact with your skin should be ableto be sterilized or changed out. *Also, you should NOT have amicrodermabrasion treatment on the affected area if you have the following: Undiagnosed lesions Recent herpes outbreaks Warts Active, weeping acne (stages 3-4) Active Rosacea Unstable diabetes Auto-immune system disorders Some patients hyperpigment post-op. Lower pressures are used on follow-up treatments Using Retin A religiously or just had a chemical peel recently had laser surgery *source for the immediate above, MedscapeMedical Journal (1999) Back to Top 14. Is theremaintenance with Microdermabrasion? Not really maintenance but it is best that you schedule a session everyfew months for general upkeep. I hardly consider that maintenance, by definition. You willnot magically return to your former damaged skin tone condition although occasionalsessions can only make it better. Back to Top Return to the MicrodermabrasionPage home | facial procedures | bodyprocedures | surgeon info | consultationinfo | surgery preparation photo gallery | FAQ | message boards | chat | just for fun | enhancementnews | miscellaneous | links Are you lost? ViewSite Index Usage Agreement This page was last updated: 08/06/2003

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Sensitive skin Search iVillage for: Home Join free Horoscopes Quizzes Related Channels: Health | Entertainment | Diet and Fitness | more ... You are here iVillage.co.uk beauty promotions Virtual makeovers Hair care Skin care Make-up & fragrance Body basics Hints, tips and tricks Kickstart 2006 Valentine's beauty D.I.Y. detox Lovely lingerie Win a San Fran trip Fashion forecast Win a weekend in London Blistex Lip Splash Get beautiful nails Win a spa day Spa finder Morning routine quiz Make up matcher Ageing attitude quiz All tools & quizzes Beauty Entertainment Diet and Fitness more newsletters Beauty home Caring for sensitive skin Clothes that are clean and kind to skin is what we want for sensitive skin, and Persil Non-Bio is the country's most popular non-bio detergent Our skin is the barrier between ourselves and the outside world; and it does a wonderful job. However, a baby's skin is sensitive. This is because with a new born baby the top layer of their skin is thinner and less oily than an adult's. There are, however, occasions when the protection we get from our skin can become compromised. This may be due to such things as dry, cracked skin; sensitive skin; or pre-existing conditions such as eczema. Persil Non-Bio will clean and care for your family's clothes brilliantly, leaving them kind next to sensitive skin. Persil's research into skin care is supported by the British Skin Foundation. Skin care research Persil Non-Bio has been thoroughly researched to ensure that it is kind to sensitive skin. Dermatological tests were used to optimize kindness to skin whilst maintaining a high standard of cleaning. Having reviewed Persil Non-Bio's research, a dermatology nurse specialist noted that, 'The application of the results of these tests has produced improved detergents that are mild to skin, like Persil Non-Bio.' Persil Non-Bio has its own expert scientists who specialise in skin care, but to help to better understand the needs of those with sensitive skin, Persil Non-Bio works with: -healthcare professionals (Dermatologists, Dermatology Nurses, Health Visitors, Midwives, a GP and a Pharmacist -the British Skin Foundation -the National Eczema Society -the National Childbirth Trust A perspective from the British Skin Foundation 'The next time you're in a supermarket and you see a product with our logo on it, it means that the British Skin Foundation has independently approved the research that has gone into it.' ...and from the National Childbirth Trust 'The National Childbirth Trust has worked with Persil Non-Bio for almost 10 years. Their support has helped our charity to provide more services to parents and parents-to-be throughout the UK. This has included the setting up of our enquiry and breastfeeding helplines, which support over 100,000 parents and parents-to-be each year. Persil Non-Bio also supports the NCT at a local level, providing our 320 branches with practical materials for the Nearly New Sales fundraising events,' says Diane Emery, Head of the NCT's fundraising. Eczema Eczema is an increasing problem in the UK. Currently, about 1 in 5 school children have eczema. With eczema there is a reduction in the natural oils produced by the skin with the skin losing water and becoming dry, hot and itchy (this may be an inherited tendency or a response to something irritating the skin), and this usually leads to a rash. In babies, eczema usually starts between two and six months of age; the face is commonly affected and then moves to the front of the knees as they start to crawl. Eczema varies in severity, but the main problem is usually the itch and this can lead to sleep problems with children. Management of eczema is based around replacing the body's natural oils with moisturisers (emollients), avoiding soaps, and using a steroid cream to settle any irritation. Using a non-bio detergent, such as Persil Non-Bio, may also help. What do health visitors say? A survey of health visitors, conducted by Persil Non-Bio, revealed that newborns are the group most likely to suffer from skin irritation. All the health visitors (175 surveyed) would recommend a Non-Bio for someone concerned about their own or their family's skin; and that a laundry detergent that is milder to skin would be beneficial. When asked why, replies included: -it has made a major difference -it's less likely to irritate sensitive skin -it's gentle and protective -it reduces itching and discomfort For you, your baby, your family Persil Non-Bio won't help to reduce endless washing, but with its unique skin- friendly cleaning system it will clean and care for your clothes. 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