Dr Sara Bhatti Aesthetics

Happy mother's day!

Want laser with no down time but all the benefits....then Laser Genesis is what you need. It's an office based procedure which helps even out your skin tone, reduces acne, wrinkles and fine lines, decreases pore size, oiliness and redness while rejuvenating the skin giving you a natural healthy glow.

Petroleum jelly, also known by its brand name Vaseline, is a semi-solid mixture of hydrocarbons derived from petroleum. It has been used for various purposes for over a century due to its moisturizing and protective properties. Here are some common uses and characteristics of petroleum jelly:

Moisturizer: Petroleum jelly acts as an occlusive barrier, sealing in moisture and preventing water loss from the skin. It can be applied to dry or chapped areas to help hydrate and soften the skin.

Skin protection: Petroleum jelly forms a protective layer on the skin, shielding it from external irritants, such as wind, cold weather, and friction. It can be applied to areas prone to chafing or rubbing, like elbows, knees, and heels.

Lip balm: Due to its moisturizing properties, petroleum jelly is often used as a lip balm to relieve dry and chapped lips. It helps to lock in moisture and prevent further drying.

Healing ointment: Petroleum jelly can be used on minor cuts, scrapes, and burns to provide a protective barrier and promote healing. It helps to keep the wound moisturized and protected from bacteria and other contaminants.

Makeup remover: Petroleum jelly can effectively remove makeup, especially eye makeup, without harshly stripping the skin. It can be applied gently and wiped away with a soft cloth or cotton pad.

It's important to note that while petroleum jelly is generally considered safe for external use, it should not be ingested or used on open wounds, deep cuts, or burns. Additionally, it may not be suitable for everyone, especially those with acne or allergies to petroleum-based products. If you have specific concerns or questions about using petroleum jelly, it's best to consult with a dermatologist.