New Uses For Microdermabrasion

I have just read the most interesting article I have seen in a long while and I relay it here for you now. You may find it amusing, you may even find it alarming but there is no denying the fact that microdermabrasion continues to grow in popularity and more and more people are willing to try alternative uses of this cosmetic procedure.

It appears that the focus of attention on the beaches of the USA this year will be the BUTT. As temperatures begin to rise and the bikinis are being prepared for the summer season spa's across America have discovered a new use for the cosmetic procedure known as microdermabrasion. The treatment is proving very popular with many spa's in New York, Miami, Los Angeles and Minneapolis now offering "butt facials."

Yes, folks are eager to get their butts treated in anticipation of a hot summer. Each year bikinis and bathing suits cover less and less of our bodies and people are more self conscious than ever about their rears. Microdermabrasion for the butt is offered in conjunction with several other treatments with the aim being to produce the perfect posterior.

However the treatment may not be suitable for us all. For most of us the prohibitive cost of the treatment ($650 -$800 for a hour-long session) will mean that we may have to resort to purchasing microdermabrasion creams to give our butts a scrub. However for your cash the salon's promise to tighten, lift and tone our posteriors in readiness for us to display them proudly on our beaches.

The treatments include the cleansing and detoxifying the butt skin rather like they do in a regular facial. While microdermabrasion deals with the texture of the skin it also deep cleanses it unblocking pores and removing dead skin and debris. It also helps with acne that often appear on our rears but is rarely spoken of. Together with other treatments such as microcurrent therapy, to help reduce cellulite, the butt facial looks as though it is here for a short while yet and may become a permanent offering soon.

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