PMD Microderm vs Clarisonic Mia.

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Anabel M.

Sep 28, 2013

Anabel M.

- Looking into getting either one of these. But am not sure which is best. I have blemishes I would like to get rid of. And pores I would like to minimize. Has anyone tried these? iif so how long after You see results? And which You would recommend?

Hayley S.

Sep 28, 2013

Hayley S.

Well they both do different things, the clarisonic cleans your face, and the PMD is something the focuses on fading scarring or other pigmentations on your face, and it shouldn't be used on blemishes/ zits or acne...

Caitlin M.

Sep 28, 2013

Caitlin M.

Hayley makes a great point, they are both really different. It sounds to me though like you would be better suited to the Clarisonic.It will help more so with acne and cleaning out the pores so they won't be as noticeable. The PMD is more for resurfacing the skin and getting rid of dark spots, scarring, etc. I don't think it will help with getting rid of acne. I havent used one myself, I just recently saw a demo of it and that's what I understood about it. I do have a Clarisonic though and I love it. It gets my face so clean and it really helps cut down on acne. I think that would be the best choice for you, it will help with acne and it will also provide exfoliation. Not quite as much as a microdermabrasion will but if you have sensitive, acne prone skin I think that would be too much exfoliation.

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