Personal Microderm Classic - At-Home Use, Facial Exfoliator Tool, Microdermabrasion Machine Kit for Face and Body Skincare

I would recommend this product! I was quite skeptical when buying this but wanted to give it a try. I figured it would not give a real exfoliation like the machines I use, I figured it would be way to weak to even make a difference. I WAS WAY WRONG and happily shocked. I loved this machine we had which cost over 10,000$ which essentially did the same thing as this device just with the added benefit of infusing serum at the same time, which is why I was expecting this to not impress me because I am a snob about the cool expensive equipment I have access to. You can't change the suction on this device but everyone stays at the same amount anyway. So really theres no difference! The reasons this is so great: 1. Microderms/Silk peels at a spa cost around 100-150$ a treatment-depending on where you go. In my opinion this pays for itself after 1 treatment. In order to see "real" changes in your skin you need to have multiple treatments done, and keep up with it. Every time thats another $100-150 spent, so most people aren't going to go even every month for life to have this done its just not worth it. Whats great about this is you can use it at home as much as once a week. You get the instant result of smooth soft "glowy" skin after immediately after using. Since you are able to use this more frequently, you will get the lasting, more dramatic results then you would going to a spa once or twice very spaced out. In my professional opinion I think it is better to do a treatment more frequently thats not as harsh, then one treatment once and awhile thats a lot harsher. It won't give good results. Which is why this is such an amazing product. 2. You can chose the amount of exfoliation you want and what's best for your skin. 3. The amount of suction it produced is powerful enough to be very effect without having to worry about causing damage. 4. They have videos and guides on how to best use this product. I was comfortable because I already knew the proper form for a regular machine but still watched the videos and they are extremely important and useful.

I bought this on Amazon in August 2024 and have used it only twice. The first time, I was having trouble figuring out how to move the suction evenly across my face. I felt scratches on my face, which I could feel but could not see. A week later, I thought to give it a try again, and I was pulling the suction across my face with more confidence. I felt more scratches and red marks. At one spot, the scratch became a little deep. It took a few days to heal, which became a slight scar. I was upset and waited another week before I had the nerve to try again. I decided to change the grey disc that originally came with it. I tried many times but couldn't get the grey discs out. Unfortunately, I was a day late and missed the return window. I contacted PMD by email and explained my situation. They responded immediately and asked me to send a video of me trying to remove the disc and the purchase info. They sent a return label, and three weeks later, they replaced it with a new PMD. The first thing I did was remove the grey disc and put it back to ensure it was working. Since then, I have used it a few times and don't feel any scratches on my face. From this experience, the disc was stuck too tight the first time, which caused those scratches. My advice is to remove the disc and reinsert it before using PMD. The scar has been getting lighter since I started with the new PMD. My skin feels very soft, and the dark circle under my eyes has greatly improved. I am very happy with the PMD customer support.

First off I received the PMD yesterday. I immediately watched the video (a no brainer if you've ever had a facial), and after the 2 minutes or whatever the video was, I washed my face and was itching to get started. The PMD starts you off with a practice (white) tip. This is what I first used on my leg to make sure I wasn't in the same boat as the other posters who described bruised or scabbing scratches after their first try. Nothing happened to my leg, so I pulled my face taut and started to make smooth passes in sections (cheeks, forehead, temples, nose, upper lip, chin, under eyes). It felt like a good exfoliating cream but nothing too intense. I put on a toner and lotion and figured I'd wait a few hours. If I wasn't red or irritated in a couple of hours I figured I would give the stronger tip (blue) a try. Seven hours later I still felt nothing (not even a pink color to my skin), so I decided to try the blue tip on my face. I used the thin tip and did one pass. A nice flushed color was there, not even sunburn quality, so I did one more pass (they recommend no more than two) and three in a couple "problem" areas. I also added my jaw line at this point, put on a toner and lotion and I've had no red streaks, pain, bruises, etc and it's been at least 12 hours. My skin immediately felt smooth and was less oily this morning. No change in my freckles or any evening of color, but its for sure smoother. It's not recommended that you do this more than every 6 or so days but I plan on doing this again in 4 or so with a stronger tip. I have a feeling my years of professional microderms has toughened up my skin.

I’ve been using the PMD Personal Microderm Classic for a few weeks now, and it’s become a core part of my skincare routine. The machine feels solid and ergonomic in hand, and switching between discs and intensity levels is simple—perfect for customizing each session. After cleansing, the gentle suction combined with exfoliating discs delivers a smooth, polished complexion that feels like a mini facial every time. Immediately after use, my skin feels noticeably softer and brighter. Fine lines and dryness are less visible, and my usual serums and moisturizers absorb much better. I’ve also tried it on rough areas like elbows and knees with impressive results—a few passes and the skin feels freshly renewed. Just be sure to follow the prep and aftercare steps in the kit, as recommended. Overall, it’s a professional-level treatment I can do at home—cost-effective, effective, and easy to use.

First, it’s expensive for what it is. It’s a handheld (has to be plugged in) that vacuums and microdermabrasion away dead skin. But I was hopeful to help save money in the long run. Where the wand went smoothly across my skin, there were no issues. But where the device sucked too hard, I have burn marks and scabs from the white training disk on my skin. There was no way to break the suction of the vacuum without continuing to run across the skin or turn it off. Ouch! All night my face burned and by the morning I had scabs. Face still burns. I only used the white training disk, I can’t imagine how bad it would have been if I used the other more intense disks! This is not my first microdermabrasion. I’ve done many times at the spa (I prefer hydra facials!). The biggest problem with this device is that there is no protection for your skin in case something like this happens. It’s like it just sucked too hard for a bit and then it went back to working “normally”. I was hopeful to find something to work between spa visits but this hurts your skin. I believe that the risk is greater than the reward.

It definitely works, maybe a little too good. Skin is smooth like baby skin until now. I tried the white and blue brushes which worked great, so I decided to buy the orange brushes. Big mistake. It was literally like a sand grinder to the face. I thought it was fine because I was using lots of cerave, and yeah it hurt but beauty is pain… or at least that’s what I was thinking. Two days have gone by and now I’m scared to go outside, pissed because I’m job hunting right now and don’t want to show up to an interview like this 😭 I really hope this heals soon. Only use the sensitive ones if you’re a beginner, or at all.

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If you want to have perfect skin, and you're over the age of twenty-five, which I certainly am, you need to do microdermabrasion or have it done in a salon. I was having twice monthly treatments in a salon, but that gets to be very expensive and very time consuming. So, since I was so happy with my PMD cleaning system, I decided to invest in a PMD microdermabrasion system I could use at home. There is a slight learning curve with this device, but only very slight. After you use it once or twice, you'll get the hang of it and do just fine. My advice it to keep it moving. Don't let it stay in one place. This device really does exfoliate all the dead, dry skin from your face, even the dead, dry skin you don't think is there. (I use a gentle enzyme peel almost every night, and it does a wonderful job of removing dead, dull skin, so I was surprised, but pleased, that this device removed a lot more I didn't even know was there.) The suction of the device quickly vacuums up that dead skin, leaving your skin fresh and glowing. In addition, the vacuum encourages circulation and the formation of collagen and elastin, and don't we all need that? By removing the layer of dead cells, and make no mistake, after age twenty or so, our skin doesn't shed dead cells like it did when we were a child, your gorgeous, expensive, serums absorb so much more easily, and do their work so much better. It even helps remove superficial lines and wrinkles, and who wants those? I sure don't. (I have tiny pores, and never had blemishes, so I can't speak as to how it works with those, but my guess is, just fine.) I bought the Classic version of this microdermabrasion device because I really didn't think I needed more. One speed is fine with me. This version comes with three discs: very sensitive, sensitive, and moderate. I highly recommend you begin with very sensitive or sensitive until you see how your face reacts. I now use moderate or course discs because I don't have sensitive skin at all, but I did begin with the sensitive to make sure the device wasn't going to be too vigorous for even my skin. After using this device twice a month for several months, I now have a fresh, glowing complexion all the time. I love this device. It's become an indispensable part of my beauty routine. I don't ever want to be without one.

Just as advertised useful, but I find I don’t use it as often as I thought I would

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The PMD is fantastic! After one use I noticed an even skine tone with some brightness. Just got it. The next day I applied my makeup and felt my skin was so smooth. Very happy so far

I am happy with the results and don't think I'll ever have to pay for a facial again. I exfoliate using the PMD roughly every fortnight and the serums and oils are obviously absorbed because since using the PMD my skin has become soft and smooth. I also started using a home laser on my face monthly - and never in the same week as I exfoliate. My skin hasn't looked so good since I paid a fortune for the most advanced facials. Admittedly the serums are good, but the PMD allows them to be absorbed beautifully.