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Chemical peels are another staple for treating the Stat Stand Atlantic T-shirt in addition I really love this discoloration and uneven texture that occurs on the neck and décolleté. There are varying types of skin peels from superficial to deeper peels. Medium depth peels, performed in a medical setting, affect the papillary layer of the dermis. As with lasers, it’s crucial that your medical provider use extreme caution in the application of the peel and should adjust for the areas delicate composition. Microdermabrasion works well for superficial pigmentation and to soften the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Exfoliating damaged skin will always prove beneficial, as it stimulates cell turnover allowing room for new healthy skin. Often a series of microdermabrasion treatments spaced two weeks apart provides the best results. It is also an excellent adjunct treatment to laser and light therapies, as it effectively removes pigmentation that has risen to the surface and most often recommended about 7 to 10 days post-treatment.

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Microneedling also called collagen induction therapy, is another treatment that is useful for thick lines and wrinkles of the Stat Stand Atlantic T-shirt in addition I really love this neck and decollete. It is a procedure performed in an in-office medical setting that uses multiple fine needles on a roller or in a pen-like device used to stimulate a wound response in the skin. The needles break down damaged proteins and boost the production of new proteins, collagen, and elastin. Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is a treatment that rejuvenates the skin using the patient’s blood. It is commonly used in medical practices for the face and is now being used to treat the deeper horizontal lines on the neck. During the procedure, the medical provider draws the patient’s blood and spins it in a centrifuge to separate the platelet rich portion and injected into areas of concern. For the neck, your medical provider typically places microdroplets right into the wrinkles to stimulate collagen production in the area to make them less apparent. PRP is also commonly used after minimally invasive procedures like resurfacing lasers and microneedling to assist with healing and to boost the results of the treatments.