Flaunt your sexy back this festive season

This festive season, don’t shy away from flaunting your shiny, polished back, writes Nimisha Tiwari.
Do you like to sport low cut cholis and backless dresses that reveal your back? If yes, then, chances are that blotches and uneven skintone may be a point of concern for you. Apart from cleansing, bleaching and waxing, there are many cosmetic ways to get a shiny, polished back.Cosmetologists say that the effect is long-lasting and also more appealing.
Laser reduction:
Dr Ashwini Padmawar, Dermatologist, says that back polishing is a rage during this festival season. Procedures are now available to basically do resurfacing of back skin to get even smoother brighter back. It can be done with help of chemical peeling. Removal of acne marks and pigmentation can add a glow to the back. Many women have hairy growth on the back, which can be removed easily by waxing and also bleaching. Permanent solution can be brought about with laser hair reduction, only as per a dermatologist’s advice.
Backpolishing:
Dr Nishita Sheth, aesthetic Dermatologist says that microdermabrasion is also commonly referred to as skin polishing. It works on the topmost layer of the skin to treat skin problems. Microdermabrasion is done in certified clinics across the city and can cost roughly between Rs 1,000—1,500 for one treatment. 8-10 sittings are required for a spotless back. Crystal microdermabrasion and diamond microdermabrasion are the most common methods of skin polishing, nowadays. Go for what suits your budget. In diamond microdermabrasion, exfoliation takes place when diamond tipped head abrades against the skin to remove the dead skin layer. It can be done in multiple sittings at an interval of 8-10 days.
An easy fix:
Cosmetologist Jaishree Manchanda says, “Back polishing is a combination of microdermabrasion, chemical peels and laser treatment. It is a trend that we have noticed over the five years and is considered a safe and easy fix nowadays. Interestingly, it’s not just young women but middle-aged homemakers who come for treatment as well.”