Skin Removal

Throughout a person's life, skin layer cells are continually being worn away and replaced from below with new cells. The wearing process is called desquamation and it tends to slow down as we grow older.

In normal skin, it takes about 30 days for a cell produced by the basal layer to move through the epidermis to the surface.

Skin renewal is a highly ordered, systemic process that involves the coordinated regulation of cell proliferation and migration and tissue remodeling, predominantly by enzymes and growth factors. The slowing of skin healing that occurs when we age is related to changes in the activity of these regulatory factors. Clinical trials have shown that the best skin renewal and skin repair results are achieved when exfoliation of damaged cells or enzyme digestion of them is combined with SKIN REGENERATING ACTIVATORS. The reason is after the skin has been damaged it is imperative that skin renewal progresses at a quick pace.

Scar tissue always forms as skin heals after an injury (such as an accident) or surgery. The amount of scarring may be determined by the size, depth, and location of the wound. The age of the person, heredity, and skin characteristics including color (pigmentation) play a part in scarring as well.

There are two methods for getting rid of unwanted scars: artificial and natural treatments. Sometimes the purpose of skin lesion removal is to excise an unsightly mole or other cosmetically unattractive skin growth.

Other times, physicians will remove a skin lesion to make certain it is not cancerous, and if it proves cancerous, to prevent its spread to other parts of the body.

Artificial Skin Removal Methods

There are surgical procedures to improve or minimize the appearance of scars, restore function, and correct disfigurement resulting from an injury, lesion, or previous surgery. Skin lesion removal employs a variety of techniques, from relatively simple biopsies to more complex surgical excisions to remove lesions that range from benign growths to malignant melanoma.

The particular technique selected will depend on such factors as the seriousness of the lesion, its location, and the patient's ability to tolerate the procedure. Depending on the complex of these techniques, they could be performed by a primary care physician, a dermatologic surgeon, plastic surgeon, or other surgical specialist.

All surgical procedures present risk of infection. Keeping the wound clean and dry can minimize the risk.
Other potential complications include:

Natural Skin Removal Methods

In ancient times, only natural materials where used for skin problem solutions. For centuries, the Chinese used green tea for treating acne. The anti-bacterial and antioxidants found in tea made it a good remedy for acne in those antique times. In India, a mixture of rice flour with curd was used to remove make up and open up the pores. The tendency today is to also look for new natural skin care products that enrich and beautify our body.

Natural skin care seems to be rediscovered lately. Just visit the aisle of any local drugstore and you'll see complete sections with variety of creams based in Aloe Vera, grape seed oil, emu oil, vitamin C, and other new components discovered for the best results in skin removal like natural antibiotic peptides. Some of these new ingredients fight acne infection within the skin follicles; others like copper peptides have the effect of triggering skin regeneration.

However, many shoppers have turned to natural skin care products because of the lower cost compared to artificial procedures. In general, the natural healing properties always surpass those of man-made. Natural always exceeds artificial.

Exfoliation products are examples of skin products. They are designed to remove the top layer of dry or dead skin cells to make room for new skin. Severe exfoliating methods include chemical peels and micro-dermabrasion treatments, but gentle exfoliating can be performed by you, right in your own bathroom.

Once the old skin is removed, a layer of new, supple, fresh looking skin is exposed underneath. Exfoliating gets the blood moving in your face and prepares it for toning. Although exfoliating is not a required step in the cleansing process, it contributes a great deal to the success of your facial.

There are different exfoliators for you to choose from. Common types include exfoliating mud masks, micro-bead face scrub, peeling masks, exfoliating gels and lotions, and exfoliating cloths and gloves.

Exfoliators can be used on a daily basis but afterwards you also must include a product that combines them with SKIN REGENERATING ACTIVATORS. The reason is after the skin has been damaged by peeling, it is imperative that skin healing progress at a quick pace.

You can also make your own exfoliating facial scrub, there are plenty of recipes with ingredients like sugar, oatmeal, papaya, honey yogurt, etc.

Exfoliators work well on oily skin. However, when an exfoliator is applied to dry skin you must be extra diligent with your moisturizing. With dry skin a special re-hydration program must be followed directly after you exfoliate in order to “lock in” moisture.

Exfoliating Tips

Never rub your face violently. Your facial skin is very thin and sensitive. Rubbing pushes the skin upwards, downwards and side to side loosening it and causing wrinkles. Dabbing is a safer and more effective way to apply or rinse exfoliating mixtures.

Never use hot water on your face. Hot water can burn the skin and dry it out very quickly. Using lukewarm to cool water to rinse your face will leave your skin feeling fresh and will clear any clogged pores.

Exfoliating is most effective in the evening when the skin has had a chance to adapt to the atmosphere. In the morning, your skin can be stiff. Exfoliating will also feel more rewarding after a long day of work.

Regardless of when you exfoliate, you will have to perform it more in the summer then in the winter. In the summer skin is sweaty; which causes dead skin cells to stick around.

Men naturally exfoliate their faces every time they shave. This rids their face of dead or dry skin cells and keeps their skin younger-looking for longer.

*Remember: After you exfoliate always follow with moisturizer.

There is a new NATURAL SKIN CARE product that brings you the ONLY skin renewal product that incorporates natural enzymnes and skin renewal activators to gently dissolve the worn out cells (skin removal), while at the same time triggering the reproduction of new collagen and elastin cells, resulting in a coordinated biological regulation of the skin renewal process and thus advanced skin rejuvenation.

The unique BIOSKINREPAIR ™ CREAM process actually forces these active ingredients to penetrate the deeper layers of the skin and then activate skin cell absorption deep within the skin follicles without artificial treatments, so your skin gets healthier and beautiful naturally after skin removal.

Double blind studies comparing placebo to the active product on one side of the face compared to the other using objective techniques to measure wrinkle depth have shown improving in this parameter as well as skin smoothness, suppleness, and reduction of hiperpigmentation in more than 80% of subjects studied. Most people have seen results in as little as two weeks when they have applied the cream twice a day every day.

Clinical trials have shown that the best results for skin are achieved with SKIN REGENERATING ACTIVATORS. Skin repair is a highly ordered systemic process that involves the coordinated regulation of cell proliferation, migration, and tissue remodeling.

BIOSKINREPAIR ™ CREAM absorbs quickly and is made from a natural substance gathered from live creatures (land snails -without any harm done to them).

This natural substance is a complex compound that combines natural antibiotic peptides that fight acne infection within the skin follicles and skin regenerating glycoconjugates that vanish red or dark marks and prevent and repair acne scars. It also opens clogged pores and penetrates deeply into the skin follicles where it digests damaged cells and signal your body to start accelerating skin renewal.

You can turn your moisturizing cream into a daily skin regenerating activator with this proteic substance collected from a little creature that nature has endowed with the ability to repair his skin quickly when damaged.

The cream is used directly on clean, dry skin. It is absolutely non-irritating and can be used as an activator of skin renewal on freshly resurfaced skin.

The cream is recommended for use on the skin after laser resurfacing, intense pulsed light skin renewal therapies, and in some cases, microdermabrasion, erbium yag laser, or chemical peeling. We encourage the incorporation of this product into any carefully planned skin renewal program. It fits into the skin care program of virtually anyone because it causes no skin irritation or sensitivity to light.

It is safe for children and pregnant women, can be used under the eyes and continued as a daily skin care routine indefinitely. It yields soft skin after shaving and helps to heal razor burns and prevent ingrown hairs.