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Skin quality

Almost 90% of patients who contact me as a specialist usually write the following message: &quot;Good afternoon. Is it possible to make an appointment for facial cleansing?&quot;. When asked why they decided that they needed facial cleaning, they answer: &quot;I haven&#39;t had this procedure in a year, and it&#39;s just terrible!&quot;, &quot;You&#39;ll understand when you see it yourself!&quot; or &quot;I have black spots on my nose/chin/forehead&quot;.

It so happens that patients who come to the appointment specifically with a request for cleaning, in almost all cases, turn out to be &quot;victims of marketing&quot;. Their skin problems are often limited to a few closed comedones and blackheads on the nose, chin and/or forehead.

Unfortunately, some specialists are ready to prescribe facial cleansing (any: instrumental, mechanical, ultrasonic, combined) even in such cases. This can lead to skin trauma, stress and reduced local immunity and is not always the right approach.

Full version of the access article <a href="https://pro.bhub.com.ua/cosmetology/doskonala-chistka-v-kabineti-kosmetologa-chi-diysno-neobhidna">in Ukrainian</a>

Perfect cleaning in the cosmetologist's office: is it really necessary?