The face is undoubtedly the most important anatomical unit for female and male beauty. The skin, especially in younger ages, has mechanisms for repairing cell damage and producing skin collagen, leading to healthy and radiant skin.
However, various external factors such as sunlight, diet or age inhibit the normal functions of the skin and lead to dry and aged skin. The art of facial rejuvenation has been practiced since ancient cultures and is of great interest today. There are various methods and treatments that aim to rejuvenate the face and work by removing dead cells and promoting collagenogenesis.
Facial cleansing is one of the most common and basic treatments applied in Aesthetic Medicine and is essential for healthy looking skin. Facial cleansing removes dead cells and sebum from the skin, and combats oiliness and shine. Facial cleansing should not be done only when there is a serious problem in the skin, because then the treatment is not as effective. Every person should incorporate facial cleansing into their daily routine both by simply doing it at home, as well as at specialized dermatologists who offer deep cleansing. Deep cleansing should be done depending on the skin type 2-4 times a year. It is definitely imposed after the summer, when the skin is damaged by the intense sunlight, because sun, oil and dirt clog the pores, while many sunscreens aggravate the situation. Thus, in early autumn the skin becomes dehydrated and pimples and blackheads become more pronounced.
