Testimonial Tuesday :: Sebaceous Hyperplasia
Sebaceous
hyperplasia is a common skin condition characterized by painless, benign bumps
on the skin that form over time. These
bumps may be white, yellow, or pink and may be single occurrences or may
cluster into groups. This condition
usually occurs in newborns or middle-aged to older adults. They are most common on the face,
particularly on the nose, cheeks and forehead, but may also appear anywhere on
the body. Quite often the treatments offered by dermatologists
and skin care professionals may include facial peels, such as salicylic or TCA,
needling, liquid nitrogen, prescription medications, and even surgery in
extreme cases.
Osmosis Skincare
offers a much safer option for treating this challenging skin condition.
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| Before |
 |
| 5 months |
 |
| 9 months |
Skin type: Very
oily/Seborrheic, Moderate sensitive, Fitzpatrick III
Skin texture: Acne scars, Bumpy
and uneven, Very thick
Skin Problem: Sebaceous Hyperplasia all over the face, Acne, Blackheads.
Client has been taking
500 mg Amoxicillin daily for 3 years for his skin condition with no result.
Path to Success:
Client stopped taking
Amoxicillin and began using Osmosis products :
·
Purify twice a day
·
Polish twice a week
·
Renew AM
·
Clarify with Acne Blend PM
·
Clear Skin water
·
Catalyst twice a day
·
Shelter
*This product is no longer available and has been replaced by Shade
·
Quench
Professional
treatment given monthly, including. LED facials (blue, green, and red lights)
and serums with Catalyst/ Stem Factor and Clarify. Microdermabrasion,
Deep Pore Cleansing with Polish.
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