What is the maximum number of passes of Microdermabrasion that is acceptable after laser resurfacing?

The maximum number of passes of Microdermabrasion that is acceptable after laser resurfacing is none. This is because the skin is in a delicate state following laser treatments, which create controlled wounds for rejuvenation. Microdermabrasion, although superficial, can irritate the healing skin and potentially lead to complications such as increased redness, swelling, or even infection.

After laser resurfacing, the focus is typically on allowing the skin to heal properly. Introducing Microdermabrasion during this critical period could disrupt the healing process and may impair the skin’s recovery or the results of the laser treatment. This is why it is generally advised to avoid any kind of abrasive treatments, including Microdermabrasion, immediately after laser procedures. Proper post-treatment care is essential to achieve optimal skin healing and aesthetic results.