Treatments
Cryotherapy (cryoplasty)
How does the procedure work?
During cryotherapy, the body surface is cooled in a short period of time (up to 3 minutes) to low and ultra-low temperatures (from -70°C to -130°C) in such a way as to avoid frostbite on the skin surface and general hypothermia of the body.
General cryotherapy has an effect on the patient that is somewhat different from hypothermic procedures, including winter swimming. The procedure does not put as much strain on the human thermoregulatory system, does not cause high stress, does not cause a high release of adrenaline, an increase in blood pressure and heart rate. Thanks to this, cryotherapy can be performed without special training, has no age restrictions, and allowed even if you are prone to colds.
During local cryotherapy, part of the patient’s body is covered with cooling elements or blown with a stream of cooled air.
Contraindications
- General severe condition of the body.
- Cold allergy.
- Pregnancy, especially in the presence of Rhesus conflict.
Classic massage (modeling)
Duration of the procedure is 1 hour.
When meeting others, the face is the first thing people pay attention to. To keep your face always attractive and fit, it is necessary to regularly massage your face.
It is recommended to carry out a classic facial massage for 15-20 sessions, the interval between should be 1-2 days, gradually increasing the interval.
Main reasons for a facial massage:
- Prevent the appearance of wrinkles.
- Increase skin tone.
- Improve blood circulation and lymphatic drainage.
- Tighten the skin of the forehead, cheeks and chin.
- Remove swelling from the eyes.
- Significantly rejuvenate facial skin.
- Improve skin complexion.
- Warm up the muscles, making the skin and muscles soft and sensitive.
Contraindications
- Impaired skin integrity due to dermatitis, allergies, etc.
- Viral diseases (for example, herpes rashes), or any acute conditions of the body as a whole.
- Pustules on the skin.
- Individual intolerance to cosmetic massage.
- Sharp decrease of intracranial pressure.
Massage (osteopathy, plastic)
In comparison to classical facial massage, the osteopathy does not use rubbing and kneading of the skin. The technique is so smooth and subtle that patients do not always feel what the doctor is doing.
The number of osteopathic massage sessions is always selected individually.
For good results, massage should be performed at least twice a week. Optimally – every other day. In most cases, the massage course is 6 – 10 sessions. If necessary, the course can be repeated after 1 – 2 months.
Indications
- The appearance of facial wrinkles.
- Flabbiness of the skin and decreased tone.
- Dullness of the epidermis and changes in its color.
- Swelling on the face.
- Change in facial contour and appearance of a double chin.
- Hypotonicity or hypertonicity of the muscles of the face and neck.
- Oily, porous skin.
Alginate mask
Whitening (peeling + mask)
The procedure is carried out once or twice a week. Course 5 – 6 times. To secure the results, you can repeat the course after three months.
Indications
- Dryness associated with hydration imbalance.
- Dull skin tone.
- Expression wrinkles.
- Deterioration of turgor.
- Loss of skin elasticity, smoothness, firmness.
- Hyperpigmentation of various origins.
Skin glow
The skin glow procedure is the most effective procedure aimed at quickly restoring stressed skin! It can be carried out as an express procedure for a festive occasion.
After this procedure, the skin is restored, becomes more saturated, nourished and moisturized. The procedure gives you a radiant, youthful look. Skin looks healthy, well-groomed and attractive!
The procedure consists of several stages:
Thorough skin cleansing.
Skin moisturizing.
Biorevitalizing peeling with hexopeptides. This type of peeling is a replacement for injection biorevitalization and smoothes out all fine wrinkles.
Application of intensive prolonged action cream or serum.
The results are visible immediately after the procedure!
Indications
- Dry dehydrated skin.
- Dull complexion.
- Expression wrinkles.
- Loss of skin elasticity.
- Impaired elasticity and smoothness of the skin.
- Swelling.
- Cuperosis and inflammation of small capillaries.
Microcurrents
The frequency of microcurrent therapy is selected depending on age, specific problem and its severity. The optimal result is achieved by completing a course of 5 – 10 sessions, with a break of 3 – 4 days in between.
Indications
- Age-related changes, including photoaging.
- Expression wrinkles.
- Dull or pale/gray complexion.
- Age spots and freckles.
- Scars after acne.
- Enlarged pores.
- Swelling.
- Dehydrated or sensitive skin.
Microdermabrasion
After the procedure it is strongly advised to avoid sun exposure, solariums, and swimming.
Indications
- Enlarged pores.
- Pigmentation.
- Dull complexion.
- Loss of skin elasticity.
- Hypersecretion of the sebaceous glands (increased oiliness of the skin).
- Wrinkles.
- Scars on the face and body, stretch marks, post-acne marks.
Contraindications
- Violations of skin integrity.
- Herpes.
- Acne in the inflammation stage.
- Thin, dehydrated skin.
- Burns.
Phonophoresis
The duration of the procedure is 15 – 30 minutes.
Ultrasound phonophoresis is a common method of physiotherapy and hardware cosmetology, based on a combination of ultrasound and special therapeutic or cosmetic products. Phonophoresis uses the effect of mechanical vibrations with a frequency of over 16 kHz on the tissue. They provide a kind of micromassage to the cells, penetrating to a depth of 4-6 cm.
Phonophoresis is used in aesthetic medicine and for rejuvenation, moisturizing the face, and cleansing the skin. Phonophoresis introduces cosmetic substances into the skin that help with aging and fatigue, wrinkles and clogged pores. At the same time, micromassage and lymphatic drainage occur – during phonophoresis, the skin is tightened, muscles are toned, nerve endings are stimulated, creating a lifting effect. The rejuvenating effect of phonophoresis is also achieved through micro-warming of tissues and increased oxygen supply to the muscles and skin of the face.
Phonophoresis is the optimal procedure for facial skin that is too dry and too sensitive to chemical or mechanical influence. However, ultrasonic phonophoresis is performed for any skin type for any age category; only the operating modes of the device change.
The cosmetic effect of phonophoresis is comparable to a lifting procedure – the nutrition of skin tissue improves, subcutaneous muscles and connective tissue are toned, the skin tightens and becomes elastic.
Indications
- Blood circulation disorders.
- Swelling.
- Deterioration of lymph microcirculation.
- Presence of scars and cicatrices.
Contraindications
- Various skin diseases.
- Facial nerve paralysis.
- Acute inflammatory diseases.
- Benign and malignant tumors.
- Diseases of internal organs in severe form.
- Severe endocrine dysfunction.
- Stage 3 hypertension.
- Pregnancy (from the second half of the term).
- Circulatory disorders.
- Endocrine diseases.
Acne-Stop (acne)
A unique anti-inflammatory therapy designed to treat acne. For inflamed pimples, blackheads and inflammatory acne cysts, multi-stage drug treatment Acne-Stop gives very good results and rapid improvement of skin condition.
The procedure is carried out once or twice a week. Course 5 – 6 times. To secure the results, you can repeat the course after three months.
Professional care according to skin type (cleansing + massage + mask)
The purpose of skin care procedures is to prolong youth, increase elasticity, improve skin breathing, provide active nutrition and hydration, smooth out skin texture (expression and age wrinkles) with the help of massage, emphasizing clear contours of the face, and achieving a complete rejuvenation effect.
For a sustainable rejuvenating and healing effect, a course of active cosmetic programs is recommended at least once a week for all skin types and involves from 6 to 10 procedures, depending on the individual indications.