Fairlawn Aesthetic MD

If you enjoy watching Dr. Pimple Popper videos, learning about skin care, or helping others with their skin, then becoming an Esthetician may be the perfect career move for you. In order to start your journey of becoming an esthetician you will need to do a few things like getting your cosmetology degree and undergoing 260-700 hours of training at an accredited school. While this may seem like a lot of work, you will learn the basics of what you need to know so that you are better prepared to face a real client with real needs. Some of the things that you will learn to do in cosmetology school will tie into what you will do in your everyday life as an esthetician. These things can include giving facials, acne treatments, microdermabrasion, chemical peels, body scrubs, masks and wraps, hair removal, and even makeup. Not only will you perform these services, but you are also expected to interact with your clients and make recommendations on skin care products and procedures. After...

We all want younger, smoother looking skin, and it used to be so hard to achieve, until now. Now, this treatment may sound way scarier than it is, but a chemical peel is not as bad as it sounds. It is a vital part of skin treatment, helping to reduce skin discoloration, fade scars, treat wrinkles, and even more. The biggest questions now are what a chemical peel is, and how do you include this in your skin care routine. Well, let us talk about the basics. A chemical peel is a skin-resurfacing procedure where a qualified esthetician applies a chemical solution to someone's skin to remove the top layers. The skin that ends up growing back will be smoother, younger, and overall healthier. There are three different types of peels available, all with a different mission. The three most common types of peels are based on depths, light, medium, and deep which all use different chemicals that will give you a different outcome. A light chemical peel (the superficial chemical peel) remov...

We have all heard "put sunscreen on or you'll regret it later", but we are never really told how much to put on and how often. Usually you show up to the pool, slather yourself up and jump right in, spending your whole time in the water. But do you need to put it on more than once, and even if its an overcast day where no sun is peaking through the clouds? The answer is yes, and we are going to explain why. Sunscreen is crucial when it comes to skincare. It is the one thing that is keeping you from soaking in all of the harmful UV rays that are being poured onto you by the sun, and when used regularly it helps prevent sunburn, skin cancer, and premature aging. Even so, there are a lot of misconceptions about how we are supposed to use sunscreen. At Fairlawn Aesthetics we thought we would help explain how to properly use SPF so that you can keep your skin looking refreshed and healthy. While no sunscreen is completely 100 percent UV proof, it is very important to know...

It's a well-known fact that the sun can cause many types of damage to the skin, including sunburns and wrinkles. But perhaps the most common cosmetic damage that occurs are sunspots. Sunspots are flat brown spots that usually show up on the face, neck, chest or hands. Typically, sunspots are harmless and don't pose much of a health risk. One of the main reasons people remove sunspots is purely for cosmetic purposes. With that said, do be mindful of the differences between a sunspot and signs of skin cancer caused by the sun. Melanoma is the most high profile case of skin cancer and early signs of melanoma are a new mole or changing the characteristics of an existing mole. These include a change in size, itching or bleeding. If you experience any spot on the skin that is rapidly changing size or shape should be seen by a dermatologist. If you have sunspots and just can't bare to live with them any longer, dermatologists can prescribe retinols or other creams that will...

Looking for a facial thread lift in the Akron, Canton, Cleveland area? Look no further, Fairlawn Aesthetics has got you covered! Skin laxity is one of the key signs of facial aging. As the skin ages, youthful skin elasticity, thickness, and volume can diminish, causing skin and the deeper tissues to droop. FDA-approved NovaThreads® provides a non-surgical method for effectively counteracting skin laxity in many areas of the face and neck. NovaThreads® is an innovative, minimally invasive treatment that uses specialized dissolvable threads to provide customizable lift where it is needed. As an additional benefit, NovaThreads® stimulates the natural production of collagen fibers for results that can last approximately 18 to 24 months. NovaThreads® can be used to: Lift and smooth jowls Elevate sagging cheeks Reduce creases around the mouth and nose Smooth and lift skin along the neck Elevate a drooping brow line Placing NovaThreads® is a relatively simple lunchtim...

2 -before-and-after-gallery-patient-photo-21.jpg" width="320" alt="before and after" /> Throughout the years, we have never met a client that didn't want healthier, younger-looking skin. We would all love to have less wrinkles and clearer skin. A face clear of acne and wrinkles can rejuvenate a persons self-image and confidence. Fairlawn Aesthetic MD wants to help you make a great first impression on people and most importantly: yourself. We have the tools to help. Through the use of lasers, injectables; we can help give you near immediate and long-lasting results to the health of your skin . If you're looking to improve the texture of your skin, look no further than the 2 -fractional-laser/?utm_source=fairlawnaestheticmd.blogspot.com&utm_medium=post-co2-benefits&utm_campaign=track-the-things&utm_id=sean1" target="_blank">CO 2 Fractional Laser . This laser is truly innovative in the world of aesthetic medicine due to...

Sometimes you just need to remove a tattoo, whether it is from lack of interest in what was tattooed or simply feeling better without it being there. If you live in North Central Ohio, Fairlawn Aesthetic MD is a great place to check out options for tattoo removal. They make the patient feel comfortable with any of their procedures including tattoo removal and they have the knowledge to properly remove a tattoo and how to treat the area afterwards. Fairlawn Aesthetic MD uses Q-Switched Nd Yag laser technology, this device utilizes short pulses to target tattoo ink and natural pigmentation like melanin. The short pulses combined with high peak energy pulses quickly creates a photo-acoustic effect within the pigment clusters. This effect breaks down the ink into much smaller particles that can be easily absorbed and removed via the body’s natural filtering system. It also provides more minimal side effects of the treatment and can help the darker colors like black, green and blue to fa...