Dull Skin
Dull Skin
The skin is one of the most important organs comprised of lipids, proteins, sweat glands, oil glands, hair, water, nerve receptors, etc. It regulates body temperature through sweating and serves as a barrier against the entry of micro-organisms.
Water forms 64% of skin tissue. It performs the function of maintaining skin elasticity. Without moisture, skin tissue would become brittle and fragile.
Other reasons for dull skin are lack of exfoliation, dryness, and ageing. The appearance of the skin is a reflection of overall health. Therefore, there is a need to seek treatment for dull skin as part of healthcare overall.
Causes of Dull Skin
Dull Skin can be caused by a variety of factors.
Treatment for Dull Skin
1) Skin Glowing Treatment – This is also known as skin brightening treatment. Exposure to ultraviolet radiation of the sun leads to an uneven complexion. Alternately, the usage of chemical products results in skin damage.
skin brightening focuses on reversing the wear and tear caused by synthetic products and ultraviolet radiation. This therapy results in a uniform skin tone. Skin brightening is achieved through the usage of –
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Laser therapy – Special type of lasers known as Q-lasers have the ability to degrade chromogenic components such as melanin and tattoo ink. Application of this laser can help in the removal of uneven complexion, resulting in an even skin tone.
Exfoliation – It means the removal of dead skin. It is carried out by using acid which results in peeling off of the outer dead skin. Therefore, it is also known as derma peeling.
2) Collagen Induction Therapy– Collagen is a protein contributing to skin firmness. Ageing results in collagen reduction. Treatment aimed at increasing collagen production is called collagen induction therapy. Berkowits offers collagen production through completely natural sources such as beverage powders, facemasks containing milk protein, tablets with grapeseed extracts, and serum enriched with Vitamin C.
3) Microneedling Treatment – This is an artificial method employed to enhance collagen production. It can also be used in the removal of scars and wrinkles. In this process, roller equipment is applied on to the skin. It is known as. It contains micro-sized needles that puncture the skin. Micro-injury to the skin pierces the dead skin tissue layer. Collagen production is forcefully induced which repairs skin tissue. The popularity of the micro-needling treatment has made it completely synonymous with collagen therapy.