Dermabrasion, also known as skin abrasion, is one of the most commonly used medical aesthetic peeling techniques in clinical practice. It mainly involves grinding the superficial layers of the epidermis and dermis, and the residual skin appendages (hair follicles, sebaceous glands, sweat glands) will rapidly form new epidermis after grinding, leaving little to no scarring on the traumatic surface. The cost of dermabrasion varies depending on the level of consumption in the city, the grade of the hospital, the patient’s repair area, and the surgical method. The exact cost of dermabrasion needs to be determined by the patient’s comprehensive examination at the hospital and the treatment plan formulated by the doctor. Dermabrasion is mainly applied to facial scarring, facial pigmented damage (freckles, birthmarks, etc.), benign facial tumors (sweat duct tumors, sebaceous adenomas, etc.), and other skin diseases, such as neurodermatitis. The main treatment methods are sandpaper rubbing method, wire brush rubbing method, silicon carbide abrasive head method, stainless steel olive abrasive head method, microdermabrasion, etc. Usually, people suffering from diseases such as hemophilia, hepatitis B, recurrent herpes simplex, in addition to keloid body, large and deep scar, and obvious local infection are not suitable for dermabrasion. After dermabrasion, it is easy to cause local diseases, swelling and skin redness, and also leads to hypopigmentation pigmentation, cornea, erythema, compensatory seborrhea, etc. For this reason, it is important to choose a regular hospital when performing the procedure to reduce the occurrence of concurrent diseases.