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Cellulite - a problem for almost all of us

What is cellulite really?

Cellulite is abnormal distribution of adipose tissue and pathological changes in the subcutaneous connective tissue . It most often appears on the thighs, especially on the back of the thighs. It does not avoid the buttocks, stomach and arms.

Subcutaneous adipose tissue is divided by fibrous septa. Women with cellulite have partitions between the lobules perpendicular to the skin, but there are few transverse ones. When the pressure in the lobule increases (excessive fatness or pressure), a lobule, i.e. unevenness, bulges on the skin.

What influences the formation of cellulite?

Patients who come to my office often explain that they are physically active, take care of their body, and that cellulite does not want to disappear.

All because the lack or little physical activity is only one of the reasons for the appearance of unwanted orange peel. The appearance of cellulite is also influenced by hormones (mainly estrogens), genetics or a diet rich in sugar and unhealthy fats.

How to get rid of cellulite? Where to start?

When I fight cellulite with my patients , I always warn you that the effects are not instant . We start fighting cellulite by analyzing the diet and changing some habits .

It is worth reducing the amount of salt added to food and replacing it with herbal mixtures, e.g. basil, marjoram, coriander, dried parsley.

Avoid high-calorie and highly processed food, which causes the accumulation of harmful substances in fat cells, and also limit the consumption of high- percentage alcohol , because it is not only high in calories, but also reduces the ability of adipose tissue to natural lipolysis .

It is absolutely unacceptable to smoke because it causes additional hypoxia in the cellulite area and increases the production of free radicals.

I encourage my patients to set mealtimes and eat five times a day . The menu should include ingredients that accelerate the metabolism, incl. fish, lean cheeses, legumes etc.

When the body starts to work differently and metabolism improves, we have to help it by drinking 2 liters of non-carbonated , low-sodium water every day - then we accelerate the flushing of toxins from the body.

Home remedies and exercises for cellulite

As you know, a lot can be done with a properly selected diet , but in combination with regular physical activity, we will get better and much faster results. I encourage my patients to consult with personal trainers.

After the initial interview, the personal trainer will arrange individual exercises that will help you get rid of cellulite and unnecessary kilograms.

Well-developed muscles provide a solid scaffold for the skin , which becomes taut and smooth, despite the temporary relaxation of the skin after losing weight.

If they are unable to meet with a personal trainer, I encourage you to watch videos on, for example, youtube.pl or log in to the training platform  - there are training programs with various levels of advancement, diets and advice. I can especially recommend this platform to moms.

Cellulite treatments

When cellulite is still a nuisance despite changes in lifestyle, I prepare an action plan with my patients based on modern aesthetic medicine treatments. The combination of an appropriate diet , physical activity and specialized treatments will bring decisive results.

Reduction of water swelling

The most popular treatment is Endermology Lpg body firming and slimming, invented several years ago in France.

The research of the Purpan University Hospital in Toulouse, France, confirmed that a series of endermologic treatments accelerates the lipolysis process (i.e. the release of fat) by as much as 70 percent. and stimulates the collagen production process up to 240 percent.

Endermology  consists in simultaneous massage and tissue suction by a special head. The treatment uses electronically controlled rollers and the phenomenon of vacuum, which together affect all layers of the skin.

This treatment improves lymphatic circulation and blood circulation , which increases lipolysis and reduces water swelling . The treatment can be used on various parts of the body, and its effectiveness is based on the stimulation of fat removal from the body .

As a result, cells stimulated to work start the process of removing excess fat from the tissue, which softens it and smooths cellulite.

Improving tension and smoothing out unevenness

The second noteworthy treatment is the  Eat Skin Shock® shock wave (acoustic wave)

Eat Skin Shock uses an acoustic wave and high-frequency energy to induce electrostimulation of the muscles .

The energy penetrates deep into the tissue. The impulses create vibrations, causing the connective tissue to mechanically stretch and relax alternately .

The effect of the treatment is the rebuilding of collagen , firming of flabby skin, increasing tension and elasticity , smoothing out unevenness after liposuction and lipolysis, as well as the elimination of metabolic byproducts. Improvement of microcirculation and metabolism in the treatment area, elimination of deposits by restoring the lymphatic system, collagen compaction and the formation of new capillaries.

Fat reduction

The newest and most effective treatment to fight adipose tissue is Ultraskin II Absolute - HIFU body shaping .

The Ultraskin II Absolute treatment is the strongest, non-invasive form of therapy that reduces adipose tissue while improving skin firmness and tension. The device uses the operation of modern technology of concentrated ultrasonic waves (HIFU), which consists in precisely focusing a high-energy wave on a small area.

Concentrated ultrasound waves emitted by the device permanently reduce fat cells that are naturally absorbed and then removed from the body in metabolic processes. The first results are visible immediately after the treatment, while the final effect is achieved after about 2-3 months . The effect of the treatment may last up to five years.

If we have local fatness, it is also worth considering injection lipolysis . Lipolysis involves the administration of a substance that dissolves fat cells - sodium deoxycholate directly into the area of ​​adipose tissue. After the treatment, the skin is swollen, red and painful to touch for about 24 hours. Swelling may last for about 7 days. The effects are visible after about 4-6 weeks and after this time the treatment can be repeated.

Mesotherapy for cellulite

Another noteworthy treatment that brings good results is mesotherapy - reduction and treatment of cellulite . Thanks to the subcutaneous administration of the preparation, we work effectively in the place of the problem.

The used preparation is designed to drain waste products, iron ions and other toxins . The treatment improves circulation in the areas affected by cellulite, which provides better oxygenation of the skin and supports the nourishment and regeneration of tissues.

As a result, tissue swelling is reduced , the circumference is reduced by up to several centimeters and the skin is smoothed. The treatment can be performed mainly on the abdomen, thighs, buttocks and arms . The mesotherapy treatment should be performed once a week in a series of 7 to 12 repetitions .

You have to act multidirectionally!

I encourage patients who want to get rid of complexes caused by cellulite by next summer to consult them as soon as possible. When there is no time pressure, it is easier to see results. Especially since the fight against cellulite is a holistic process. It requires the patient to change her lifestyle, learn the principles of healthy eating anew, find the optimal form of physical activity and time for treatments in a doctor's office. Such multidirectional action always brings the best results.

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Microdermabrasion is a minimally invasive procedure used to renew overall skin tone and texture. It can improve the appearance of sun damage, wrinkles, fine lines, age spots, acne scarring, melasma, and other skin-related concerns and conditions.The procedure uses a special applicator with an abrasive surface to gently sand away the thick outer layer of the skin to rejuvenate it.A different microdermabrasion technique sprays fine particles of aluminum oxide or sodium bicarbonate with a vacuum/suction to accomplish the same outcome as the abrasive surface.Microdermabrasion is considered a safe procedure for most skin types and colors. People might choose to get the procedure if they have the following skin concerns:

fine lines and wrinkles

hyperpigmentation, age spots and brown spots

enlarged pores and blackheads

acne and acne scars

stretch marks

dull-looking skin complexion

uneven skin tone and texture

melasma

sun damage

Preparing for microdermabrasion

Microdermabrasion is a nonsurgical, minimally invasive procedure. There’s very little you need to do to prepare for it.It a good idea to discuss your skin concerns with a skin care professional to find out if microdermabrasion is the right fit for you. Discuss any past cosmetic procedures and surgeries, as well as allergies and medical conditions.You may be told to avoid sun exposure, tanning creams, and waxing for about a week before treatment. You may also be advised to stop using exfoliating creams and masks approximately three days prior to treatment.Remove any makeup and cleanse your face before the procedure begins.

How does microdermabrasion work?

Microdermabrasion is an in-office procedure that usually takes about one hour. It’s typically performed by a licensed skincare professional, who may or may not be under the supervision of a healthcare provider. This depends on what state you live in.It’s not necessary to use anesthesia or a numbing agent for microdermabrasion.During your appointment, you’ll be seated in a reclining chair. Your provider will use a handheld device to gently spray on the particles or sand away the outer layer of skin in the targeted areas. At the end of the treatment,

a moisturizer

as well as sunscreen will be applied to your skin.Microdermabrasion was first approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 1996. Since then, hundreds of microdermabrasion devices have been produced.There are a few different ways to do the procedure, based on the specific device used:Diamond-tip handpieceA diamond-tip handpiece is designed to gently exfoliate dead cells in your skin. At the same time, it will suction them off immediately.The depth of the abrasion may be affected by the pressure applied on the handpiece as well as how long the suction is allowed to remain on the skin. This type of microdermabrasion applicator is generally used in more sensitive facial areas, like close to the eyes.Crystal microdermabrasionCrystal microdermabrasion uses a crystal-emitting handpiece to gently spray on fine crystals to rub away outer layers of the skin. Like the diamond-tip handpiece, dead skin cells are suctioned off right away.The different types of crystals that may be used include aluminum oxide and sodium bicarbonate.HydradermabrasionHydradermabrasion is a newer method. It involves combining simultaneous dermal infusion of products and crystal-free exfoliation. The entire process stimulates collagen production and maximizes blood flow to your skin.

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XANTHELASMA

Xanthelasma is a soft, yellowish cholesterol-rich material deposited under the skin in various parts of the body. These deposited lesions are fat-rich or lipids, accumulated in the immune cells in the skin called macrophages and sometime in the fat beneath the skin.These cutaneous manifestations of lipidosis, lipid accumulated in clusters within the skin, are associated with hyperlipidemias, both primary and secondary types.Xanthelasma occurs most often on the upper eyelid near the inner canthus and lower lid. Xanthelasma is usually harmless. It may be an early sign of underlying disease hyperlipidemias and ischemic heart disease.                                 A Xanthoma is a larger and nodular lesion that assumes tumorous proportions; different from xanthelasma and often classified as a subtype of xanthelasma. Types of xanthelasma: often classified as:Xanthelasma Palpebrum: it is common xanthelasma that develops around the eyes with a demarcated soft yellowish discoloration. Xanthoma Planum or Plane xanthoma: appear as diffuse, flat, smear like lesion, and can occur anywhere on the body.Palmar Xanthoma appears as orange-yellow lesions on the palmar creases and flexural surfaces of the fingers. These are flat macules or slightly elevated plaques, often with a central white zone that may be localised or generalise. It occurs with hyperlipoproteinemia type Il A and type lII and biliary cirrhosis. It is also associated with hypercholesterolemia.Xanthoma Tuberosum or Tuberous Xanthoma: characterized by firm, yellow-red nodules over pressure areas or over the joints, commonly the elbows and kneesXanthoma Tendinosum or Tendinous Xanthoma: typically presentation by papules and nodules over the tendons of the hands, feet, or heels. It is commonly associated with familial hypercholesterolemia.Eruptive Xanthoma appears as multiple small, yellowish-orange to reddish-brown papules over the extensor surfaces of the body. It is commonly associated with high levels of triglycerides. Xanthoma diabeticorum is associated with severe diabetes.Tubero-eruptive Xanthoma is characterized by red papules and nodules that tend to coalesce. It is considered to be the same disease spectrum of eruptive xanthomata.Xanthoma Disseminatum: is a rare non-familial or non-X histiocytosis, characterized by the proliferation of histiocytic cells and the lipid deposition is secondary. It is associated with diabetes insipidus. The lesions appear as reddish, yellowish-brown papules predominantly involving the flexures (armpits and groins) and evenly spread on both sides of the face, trunk, and upper part of extremities. The small lesions coalesce to form sheets of thickened skin.Verrucous Xanthoma or Histiocytosis is associated with papilloma of the oral mucosa and skin, and the connective tissue under the epithelium contains histiocytes.Diffuse Plane Xanthomatosis Here multiple flat reddish-yellow xanthomatous macules and plaques develop over the face, neck, chest, buttocks, and skin folds. The lipid levels are normal and in almost half, the conditions have a malignancy of the blood such as leukemia or multiple myeloma.Risk factors?The following factors and conditions to be considered are:Abnormal high lipid profileObesitySmokerMiddle age between 30 to 55 yrs Woman  High blood pressureDiabetesAnyone can develop xanthelasma, but the above-mentioned condition or factors are more prone to get.TreatmentXanthelasma does not resolve on its own; it needs an expert opinion and guidance. It is harmless and it can only spread if not treated.Conservative measures such as an individual’s lifestyle, diet, and medication to reduce cholesterol play a major role. Avoid smoking and cut of alcohol. Reduce calorie intake in overweight individuals to lose weight.Regular walking and exercise Reduce saturated fat intake, predominately found in butter, dairy products, palm oil, and meat.Reduce intake of normal and refined sugars, soft drinks.Consume more of fiber-rich vegetables, salads, etc.,Medication: has proved to be a very effective alternative to surgery. It can be administered in combination to have effective results.Drugs such as atorvastatin or simvastatin or bezafibrate are most commonly used and work by reducing cholesterol production by the liver, which in turn reduces LDL cholesterol, triglycerides level, and increase in HDL cholesterol. These drugs are to be taken under medical supervision.Other drugs such as ezetimibe, nicotinic acid are also used to reduce total and LDL cholesterol.Interventional Treatment: is required, if the conservative medication does not work for your xanthelasma; any one of the following treatment can be done: Chemical peels: with trichloroacetic acid (TCA) shown satisfactory to excellent results, but multiple sessions are required with an interval of 7 to 10days.Cryotherapy: This involves freezing the xanthelasma with liquid nitrogen.Radiofrequency device: an advanced radiofrequency device by Ellman technique is effective at eliminating or reducing xanthelasma. Laser surgery: ablative laser such CO2 and Erbium Yag either in conventional or fractional mode is effective in eliminating xanthelasma.It is possible xanthelasma may reappear after treatment. However, it is extremely important to find out the cause and treat accordingly

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XANTHELASMA

What is xanthelasma?Xanthelasma is a soft, yellowish cholesterol-rich material deposited under the skin in various parts of the body. These deposited lesions are fat-rich or lipids, accumulated in the immune cells in the skin called macrophages and sometime in the fat beneath the skin.These cutaneous manifestations of lipidosis, lipid accumulated in clusters within the skin, are associated with hyperlipidemias, both primary and secondary types.Xanthelasma occurs most often on the upper eyelid near the inner canthus and lower lid. Xanthelasma is usually harmless. It may be an early sign of underlying disease hyperlipidemias and ischemic heart disease.                                 A Xanthoma is a larger and nodular lesion that assumes tumorous proportions; different from xanthelasma and often classified as a subtype of xanthelasma. Types of xanthelasma: often classified as:Xanthelasma Palpebrum: it is common xanthelasma that develops around the eyes with a demarcated soft yellowish discoloration. Xanthoma Planum or Plane xanthoma: appear as diffuse, flat, smear like lesion, and can occur anywhere on the body.Palmar Xanthoma appears as orange-yellow lesions on the palmar creases and flexural surfaces of the fingers. These are flat macules or slightly elevated plaques, often with a central white zone that may be localised or generalise. It occurs with hyperlipoproteinemia type Il A and type lII and biliary cirrhosis. It is also associated with hypercholesterolemia.Xanthoma Tuberosum or Tuberous Xanthoma: characterized by firm, yellow-red nodules over pressure areas or over the joints, commonly the elbows and kneesXanthoma Tendinosum or Tendinous Xanthoma: typically presentation by papules and nodules over the tendons of the hands, feet, or heels. It is commonly associated with familial hypercholesterolemia.Eruptive Xanthoma appears as multiple small, yellowish-orange to reddish-brown papules over the extensor surfaces of the body. It is commonly associated with high levels of triglycerides. Xanthoma diabeticorum is associated with severe diabetes.Tubero-eruptive Xanthoma is characterized by red papules and nodules that tend to coalesce. It is considered to be the same disease spectrum of eruptive xanthomata.Xanthoma Disseminatum: is a rare non-familial or non-X histiocytosis, characterized by the proliferation of histiocytic cells and the lipid deposition is secondary. It is associated with diabetes insipidus. The lesions appear as reddish, yellowish-brown papules predominantly involving the flexures (armpits and groins) and evenly spread on both sides of the face, trunk, and upper part of extremities. The small lesions coalesce to form sheets of thickened skin.Verrucous Xanthoma or Histiocytosis is associated with papilloma of the oral mucosa and skin, and the connective tissue under the epithelium contains histiocytes.Diffuse Plane Xanthomatosis Here multiple flat reddish-yellow xanthomatous macules and plaques develop over the face, neck, chest, buttocks, and skin folds. The lipid levels are normal and in almost half, the conditions have a malignancy of the blood such as leukemia or multiple myeloma.Risk factors?The following factors and conditions to be considered are:Abnormal high lipid profileObesitySmokerMiddle age between 30 to 55 yrs Woman  High blood pressureDiabetesAnyone can develop xanthelasma, but the above-mentioned condition or factors are more prone to get.TreatmentXanthelasma does not resolve on its own; it needs an expert opinion and guidance. It is harmless and it can only spread if not treated.Conservative measures such as an individual’s lifestyle, diet, and medication to reduce cholesterol play a major role. Avoid smoking and cut of alcohol. Reduce calorie intake in overweight individuals to lose weight.Regular walking and exercise Reduce saturated fat intake, predominately found in butter, dairy products, palm oil, and meat.Reduce intake of normal and refined sugars, soft drinks.Consume more of fiber-rich vegetables, salads, etc.,Medication: has proved to be a very effective alternative to surgery. It can be administered in combination to have effective results.Drugs such as atorvastatin or simvastatin or bezafibrate are most commonly used and work by reducing cholesterol production by the liver, which in turn reduces LDL cholesterol, triglycerides level, and increase in HDL cholesterol. These drugs are to be taken under medical supervision.Other drugs such as ezetimibe, nicotinic acid are also used to reduce total and LDL cholesterol.Interventional Treatment: is required, if the conservative medication does not work for your xanthelasma; any one of the following treatment can be done: Chemical peels: with trichloroacetic acid (TCA) shown satisfactory to excellent results, but multiple sessions are required with an interval of 7 to 10days.Cryotherapy: This involves freezing the xanthelasma with liquid nitrogen.Radiofrequency device: an advanced radiofrequency device by Ellman technique is effective at eliminating or reducing xanthelasma. Laser surgery: ablative laser such CO2 and Erbium Yag either in conventional or fractional mode is effective in eliminating xanthelasma.It is possible xanthelasma may reappear after treatment. However, it is extremely important to find out the cause and treat accordingly

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What Is Mesotherapy and Can It Improve My Skin ? Benefits & Review

Mesotherapy is a French rejuvenation technique that uses micro injections of vitamins, enzymes, antioxidants, and plant extracts to rejuvenate and tighten skin, improve hair quality, as well as remove excess fat. Michel Pistor, a doctor in France, developed the technique in 1952. “ I had a cocktail of vitamins and antioxidants injected into my face in my quest for glowing skin and it actually worked – my skin feels hydrated, healthy and radiant !” Sarah, London Mesotherapy – Natural Vegan Solution For Skin Glow With a growing number of people turning to homeopathic and natural plant extract based medications to improve their health and wellbeing, it makes sense that beauty should be enhanced using plant and vitamin formulas. Mesotherapy gives you the reassurance and peace of mind that only a natural potent of liquid is penetrating your skin to rejuvenate it. What Are The Benefits of Mesotherapy? Mesotherapy can instantly improve dull, tired looking skin and superficial wrinkles but can also help to improve sluggish blood circulation, aiding the body to flush out ageing toxins. This treatment can also be used to address hyperpigmentation, treat acne and ‘lit-from-within’ skin glow. Mesotherapy vitamin cocktails  can stimulate the fibroblast cell in the skin to produce more collagen to combat the signs of ageing. Amongst the list of skin-friendly plant ingredients injected are vitamins, growth factors, Hyaluronic acid, peptides, antioxidants and trace elements that provide the ideal environment for healthy skin that copes with the ageing process better. A typical mesotherapy cocktail might generally contain over active 50 ingredients to nourish, repair and rejuvenate skin. It’s definitely worth doing if you have an event that you want a quick-fix for, and can be combined alongside anti -wrinkle injections and fillers. Is Mesotherapy painful ? A numbing cream is used and you’ll feel a tiny injection scratch on your skin –the treatment lasts about 20 min. What if I’m afraid of needles ? That’s absolutely fine. At Aesthetics Glow Clinic we can use cutting edge science Meso Pen or No Needle Meso beauty machine instead of needles. What’s the treatment used for ? Mesotherapy is used to improve body, hair, cellulite – different cocktails are applied to induce collagen production and create healthy looking skin and hair.

Hydrates, rejuvenates and tightens the skin

Regenerates and restructures the skin

Protects the skin

Improves radiance and hydration of the skin

Rebuilds the skin

Improves acne and scarring

Gives instant glow

On Your FACE Mesotherapy can be used for :

wrinkles

dull looking skin

hyperpigmentation

acne

loss of glow

On Your BODY Mesotherapy can improve:

cellulite

stretch marks

hair loss

fat reduction

What’s the Treatment Protocol ? A course of 4 treatments (1 every 3 weeks) is recommended to improve your skin quality. At DERMASORT Clinic we provide bespoke Mesotherapy treatments by combining  the best plant based ampules for lifting, glow, anti-aging, acne, scarring and rejuvenation. This skin booster actively repairs the skin to replace minerals that are deficient such as Magnesium, Sodium, Potassium and Calcium. Alongside this, there are also 24 amino acids that help produce elastin and collagen. To combat free radicals, there are 2 antioxidants to ensure your skin remains healthy and glowing. Are There Any Side Effects? Like with any other cosmetic injection procedure, very rare side effects might include bruising, reaction to the injected vitamin cocktail , infection, inflammation and swelling. Can I Return To Work Immediately After Mesotherapy? Yes, there’s no downtime. Your face will look and feel somewhat red but our aestheticians can apply mineral foundation to cover it in case you have to return to work immediately after your treatment. Redness will normally subside within 48 hours. Mesotherapy is ideal if you don’t want to go down the Botox and Fillers (insert link to cosmetic injections ) route but rather aim to achieve natural glowing look and nourish your skin from the inside out with plant based effective solutions.

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Filling and Eliminating Wrinkles with Hyaluronic acid

What does the treatment of removing wrinkles with hyaluronic acid look like?  

The hyaluronic acid treatment is not complicated, but for your safety, we always precede it with a thorough medical consultation. In the first stage, a preparation with anesthesia - usually in the form of a cream - is applied to the treated skin. Sometimes, in patients with a low pain threshold, the doctor decides to use a stronger agent similar to anesthesia used in dentistry. 

 The treatment of filling with hyaluronic acid consists in injecting a preparation with hyaluronic acid into the epidermis in the place in need of renewal. Hyaluronic acid has an elastic, very plastic and crystalline form of a gel that replenishes the places where there are wrinkles or furrows or where there is no volume. 

Hyaluronic acid can be administered with a needle or a microcannula depending on the area and indications of the therapy. The microcannula is a blunt needle that slides in the tissue, which reduces the risk of bruising, hematomas and minimizes blood vessel damage. Hyaluronic acid can be administered in many different ways - linearly along the lines of wrinkles, in the form of deposits that fill sunken tissue or as hyaluronic threads to tighten and lift the skin. 

 What is hyaluronic acid and how does it help eliminate wrinkles? Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a substance that is naturally found in our body. By far the greatest amount is found in our skin. With time, hyaluronic acid in our body decreases, which is why aesthetic medicine makes it possible to supplement its deficiency by filling it with hyaluronic acid . 

Hyaluronic acid is a glucosaminoglycan that binds water in the skin and is responsible for its proper hydration.

 In aesthetic medicine, two main types of hyaluronic acid are used - cross-linked and non-cross-linked. Uncross-linked hyaluronic acid is used to moisturize the skin. It stays in tissue from a few days to about a month. It is administered deep into the skin with a thin and short needle in the form of point punctures after applying local anesthesia with an anesthetic cream. Cross-linked hyaluronic acid is a typical filler. The time it lasts in the tissue depends on the degree of its cross-linking, the site of administration and the individual characteristics of the patient. The more cross-linked hyaluronic acid, the longer it retains in the tissue, while the effects of the filling with hyaluronic acid last on average from 6 to 18 months. Hyaluronic acid can be administered to virtually any area of ​​the body, but the most common treatments apply to the face, especially the cheeks, lips and nasolabial furrows.

 The effects of using hyaluronic acid The effect of filling with hyaluronic acid is the elimination of its deficiency. The process of water binding in cells is improved, and thus the skin volume in places where sagging has occurred is improved.

 Filling the lips with hyaluronic acid brings excellent moisturizing and modeling effects . In the case of using non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid, the effect is primarily skin hydration. Cross-linked hyaluronic acid, on the other hand, brings excellent results in modeling the face, nose and cheekbones .

 Indications for the use of hyaluronic acid Treatments with hyaluronic acid primarily restore the skin's elasticity, firmness, moisturize it and visibly reduce wrinkles. The presence of hyaluronic acid is extremely important because it is responsible for the proper water management of our skin. Hyaluronic acid therapy also aims to replenish its deficiency.

 The use of hyaluronic acid in therapy is justified in the case of shallowing of scars (e.g. post-production scars) and filling cavities in the skin.

 Time of filling and modeling treatment with hyaluronic acid The treatment lasts from 30 to 90 minutes, depending on whether we fill the lips with hyaluronic acid, model the nose or model the cheeks, or fill wrinkles or smooth scars. 

 The recovery period after the treatment with hyaluronic acid The hyaluronic acid filling procedure , especially when performed with a microcannula, is so safe and minimally invasive that it does not require convalescence. In principle, the patient can return to normal activity immediately, and the effects of the treatment are visible immediately. Occasionally, there may be a slight local swelling that lasts no longer than 2 days. The final effect of the hyaluronic acid filling treatment is visible after 2 weeks, when the gel binds water and settles in the tissues. During this time, the patient should drink more fluids and avoid sauces and solariums. 

 The duration of the effects after the treatment with hyaluronic acid 

 The durability of the effects of filling or modeling with hyaluronic acid depends on several factors. Hyaluronic acid - as a natural substance, it is automatically removed by the body. Therefore, the obtained results usually last from 6 to 12 months, and in some cases even up to 18 months. The duration of the effects of the treatment with hyaluronic acid depends, among others, on from genetic conditions, lifestyle, diet or the place on the body where the deficiencies have been supplemented. 

 Hyaluronic acid treatment - contraindications As we mentioned before, hyaluronic acid treatments are safe and available to a wide range of patients, however, as with any aesthetic medicine treatment, there are certain contraindications:

autoimmune diseases,

pregnancy,

breast-feeding,

tendency to develop hypertrophic scars,

skin inflammation (herpes, acne),

hypersensitivity to hyaluronic acid.

The presented description of the modeling procedure or filling with hyaluronic acid is of a general nature and does not constitute medical information. The basis for the treatment with hyaluronic acid for the maximum safety of the patient is always an individual medical consultation.

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Skin care after summer

The beginning of autumn is the moment when the most aware patients appear in my office. They know that holidays in the sun or salt water, thanks to which they relaxed so well, do not serve the skin. That is why they start caring for the skin after holidays with a visit to my clinic. And rightly so. After the holidays, even the skin that we have protected against the sun, lubricated with products with high sunscreen, has the right to be rough and dull. Wind, frequent baths in sea or chlorinated water, sun, being in air-conditioned rooms or a very dry climate, make our skin lose water up to four times faster than under normal conditions.

How to moisturize your skin after vacation?

When I am visited by patients who cannot restore the proper level of skin hydration with home methods, I recommend treatments with hyaluronic acid. The most popular among patients are needle mesotherapy and hydro balance treatment , which quickly restores the skin's firmness and radiance, stimulates cells to regenerate and makes the skin optimally moisturized. The procedures performed in the doctor's office are complemented by the change of preparations for home use. In the fall, I recommend my patients highly moisturizing preparations containing hyaluronic acid and other humectants, as well as vitamin C, which promotes skin regeneration, allows you to restore its glow and supports the treatment of discoloration removal.

How to remove discoloration?

Exactly, discoloration . Those who neglected skin care during the summer holidays will spend a lot of time removing them in the fall .These changes, usually occurring in various shades of brown, appear mainly on the skin of the face - around the forehead, cheeks, chin or mouth. The vast majority of them are the result of our skin's reaction to exposure to sunlight (UV).As a result of exposure to the sun, UV rays penetrate the epidermis, stimulating the skin's pigmentation cells (melanocytes) to intensify their activity. The primary effect is a tan. However, excessive - frequent and prolonged exposure to the sun can cause some of these melanocytes to go mad - to become permanently disturbed and to release too much melanin through melanogenesis .As a result of this disorder, melanin accumulates locally (hyperpigmentation), which results in the formation of spots. They are generally small, round or slightly diffuse and painless. Medical peels are the most effective in the treatment of severe discoloration .The most popular (and considered to be the most effective) are (depigmentation therapy) , and the effects of such treatment are spectacular! They lighten discoloration by at least 95%. And that's in 99% of patients. However, they do come with one serious side effect. After using them for at least a week, the skin on the face is irritated and flakes off . And this means sometimes the need to resign from work during the regeneration period, as well as the need for subsequent daily and months-long proper skin care.

     Oily skin - how to take care of it after holidays

Another problem that I notice among my patients in the fall is the periodic, increased oily skin. And it has nothing to do with adolescent acne, but much to do with overexposure to the sun. When we sunbathe all day, the skin begins to lose moisture. When this hydration is critically low, the sebaceous glands receive a signal from the body that it is time to increase sebum production to protect the epidermis from drying and damage. As a result, after the holidays, the skin is dry and oily at the same time . Then the treatment with the use of laser light is worth considering .When patients have oily skin, very visible pores, and their skin needs lightening and regeneration, I recommend an interesting treatment, i.e. laser reduction of wrinkles and Clear Lift® Alma Harmony Pro® melasma . It stimulates the production of collagen, has an exfoliating effect, inhibits the overproduction of sebum and removes discoloration. Most patients see a great improvement after the first, non-invasive treatment.

Acids are good for everything

However, the most popular autumn treatments at my clinic are chemical peels, commonly known as acids . It is an indispensable element of skin care in an aesthetic medicine clinic. They play an extremely important role in regeneration processes, remodeling the epidermis by stimulating the basal layer to produce new cells. In the past, acids meant very intense exfoliation and therefore the need to stay at home for a few days. Today I can perform chemical peelings for even the most busy patients . Innovative preparations based on various ingredients can be individually tailored to the needs of each patient, which gives the therapy direction and affects its final effect .Specialists in the Spanish laboratory have created several

PH Formula Skin resurfacing

treatment lines, i.e.

AGE,

ACNE,

VITAC,

and CR1 Complex,

which suit the most diverse needs of the skin , especially after the holidays. Resurfacing with PH Formula preparations is based on the intensive stimulation of the deeper layers of the skin for renewal, which results in the reconstruction of its structure and the so-called remodeling. This is possible thanks to the use of unique acid-based ingredients, designed to minimize the negative effects of traditional peels. More importantly, PH Formula preparations contain the PH-DVC complex , which reduces the risk of irritation and inflammation after the treatment .In addition, this complex has hydrophilic and hydrophobic properties that enable better penetration of active substances contained in peelings into the skin. In addition to the mixture of acids, PH Formula preparations contain appropriately selected active substances that have been successfully used in aesthetic medicine and cosmetology for many years. It should be remembered that acids, although extremely effective, require compliance with several rules . First of all, we make them in the period from October to March , when the sun is the mildest. Acids can increase the photo-sensitivity of the skin, which is why it is so important to use appropriate sun protection after the treatment - a cream with SPF 50+ filter is the basis to avoid discoloration and sunburn.

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Warts - one definition, many varieties

A wart is the general term for a popular skin lesion that has a broad base and a rough, rough surface. Usually painless emergence of this structure is generally caused by infection with human papilloma virus ( human papilloma virus - HPV ), which can occur in up to 10% of the population. A typical viral wart is commonly referred to as a wart.

A completely different type of wart is a seborrheic wart . It is common in the elderly - it is convex, has a wrinkled "brain-shaped" surface and is usually brown in color.

So how can you have seborrhoeic warts removed ?

Laser therapy, cryotherapy, electrocoagulation or traditional methods, i.e. surgical excision, will be helpful. Unlike warts, a seborrheic wart has nothing to do with the HPV virus - it arises spontaneously and is absolutely not infectious.

Viral warts - classification

Viral warts are not only warts on the feet - other types of these lesions are also distinguished:

normal warts - these are lumps with an uneven surface, formed from the epidermis, having the color of the skin; They are found mainly on the fingers, around the nails, and sometimes under the nail plate

flat warts - slightly convex, with a smooth surface and a few millimeters in size; are common in young people (therefore called 'juvenile warts')

genital warts - pedunculated, "cauliflower" lumps on the genitals; HPV-6 and HPV-11 viruses causing these changes are sexually transmitted

Kurzajka on the foot - treatment

There are actually several ways to deal with troublesome viral warts - here are the most popular of them:

plasma or laser therapy, especially with the use of a CO2 laser - compared to cryotherapy, this method requires fewer repetitions and, above all, is completely painless, because it is performed under local anesthesia

cryotherapy, i.e. freezing warts in a dermatologist's office or at home thanks to wart applicators available without a prescription in pharmacies; this procedure requires several repetitions and may be slightly painful, because very low temperature is used for freezing (liquid nitrogen is used for this)

surgical removal of warts by excision or curettage

chemical methods - nipple cream usually containing weak acids (salicylic acid, lactic acid) when applied, it kind of “burns” the lesions; wart ointment in combination with soaking the affected area in warm water effectively fights warts

home remedies for warts - warts on the foot can also be combated in a traditional way with the use of yellow-orange juice from celandine stems (a plant common on forest edges) - it acts as a natural remedy for warts : it contains enzymes that soften the epidermis and inhibit cell growth; early warts on the feet also eliminate the juice of " dandelion ", or dandelion

The wart treatment turns out to be sometimes unnecessary, because occasionally the wart on the foot disappears by itself without leaving a trace.

However, if warts occur in children, it is best to consult a doctor before starting self-therapy.

A wart on a child's foot may be caused by contact with the virus by walking barefoot in public places (swimming pool, school cloakroom) - then, first of all, you should persuade the child to stop walking without shoes.

Whenever we are not sure what exactly appeared on our skin, it is worth consulting an experienced dermatologist - he will certainly recognize the change correctly and implement appropriate treatment.

The wart treatment turns out to be sometimes unnecessary, because occasionally the wart on the foot disappears by itself without leaving a trace.

However, if warts occur in children, it is best to consult a doctor before starting self-therapy.

A wart on a child's foot may be caused by contact with the virus by walking barefoot in public places (swimming pool, school cloakroom) - then, first of all, you should persuade the child to stop walking without shoes.

Whenever we are not sure what exactly appeared on our skin, it is worth consulting an experienced dermatologist - he will certainly recognize the change correctly and implement appropriate treatment.

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Scar reduction

The aim of treatment is to reduce the scar by shallowing it and increasing flexibility. This effect is achieved thanks to the use of a fractional laser and fillers based on  hyaluronic acid.

When should you think about scar reduction?

Scars can be very tedious, especially when they are located so that their concealment is cumbersome or when their presence is firmly rooted in the patient’s consciousness. Sometimes, apart from the aesthetic problem, scars cause physical discomfort – for example, when they are located near joints. Unsightly-looking scars caused by injuries, burns or even acne do not have to be disfigured. For patients with such defects, the scar reduction treatment is a great way to get rid of the problem.

What may be the cause of scarring?

Although the mechanism of scar formation is always the same – they arise as a result of damage to the skin, the reasons for their formation can be many. This type of skin lesion can occur as an effect:

acne,

surgery,

trauma,

burns.

A scar is really nothing but fibrous connective tissue that arises in the area of destruction of the dermis. Sometimes it transforms into keloid, an hypertrophic scar, which is characterize greater increase in connective tissue compared to tissue damaged by injury.        

The goals of scar reduction 

Non-surgical therapies reducing scarring changes are mainly aimed at: revitalization of he elasticity of the skin area, which was changed as a result of injury, etc.,

brightening of the changed places,

reduction of scars using fillers and laser.

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Ultra skin

How does the Hifu technology used in the Ultraskin II device work? 

 Ultraskin II is the strongest, non-invasive form of therapy that increases skin firmness and tension. The device uses the action of modern technology of concentrated ultrasonic waves (Hifu), which consists in precise concentration of high energy wave in a small area. The use of Hifu technology makes the procedure non-invasive. This means that there is no violation of the continuity of the epidermis and damage to adjacent tissues, therefore immediately after the procedure the patient may return to his daily activities. The result of the treatment is immediate skin tension and stimulation of the body to the natural processes of regeneration, healing and remodeling of tissues. The final effect of the treatment is visible reduction of skin laxity and long-lasting lifting effect.    

Who is the treatment dedicated to?

Ultraskin II treatment is recommended for people who:

want to restore skin firmness and tension

want to get rid of wrinkles on the forehead, around the eyes and lips suffer from a double chin,

want to rejuvenate and firm the neckline want to reduce the flaccidity of the skin of arms, abdomen, buttocks, thighs, calves and knees,

want to restore firmness and skin tension after a large loss of weight or after pregnancy looking for an effective and non-invasive treatment,

expecting a natural and long-lasting effect.

 What effects can we achieve?

reduction of wrinkles around the mouth, eyes and neck and forehead, contouring of the face,

reduction of the double chin,

enhancement of the mandible line, raising the cheeks, raising eyebrows, tension and firming of the neckline, arms, armpit and abdomen,

contouring and firming the thighs and buttocks,

lifting the flaccid skin after losing weight and pregnancy, reduction of local fat deposits in the abdomen, waist and thighs.

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FACIAL MESOTHERAPY

mesotherapy is classified by the FDA as an alternative to injections. It is a system which allows transdermal conducting of pharmaceutical and cosmetic products through electro diffusion. Electro diffusion consists of an increase in electrical conductivity and permeability of the cell membranes. The electrical impulses cause the cell membranes to reorganize for a few seconds and allow substances to seep through, providing they meet the ph, molecule size, ionic charge and viscosity needed to do so.

facial mesotherapy restores luminosity and smoothness The procedure lasts 35 minutes and is recommended for both body and facial treatment. In the event of virtual facial mesotherapy, dermasort recommends applying a minimum of 6 sessions and a maximum of 2 weekly sessions or even three for intensive treatments. The substances used by dermasort  for facial mesotherapy are, amongst others:

Vitamins

Amino acids

Q10 coenzymes

Hyaluronic acid

Alternating moisturising and reaffirming sessions are performed. The areas treated are face, neck and neckline. dermasort  recommends a minimum of 6 sessions, at weekly intervals, although two per week can be performed and even three in for intensive treatments.

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Comparison between cavitation and cryolipolysis

What is Cavitation?

Ultrasonic Cavitation is a weight-loss treatment for reducing areas of fat deposits. Achieved by low-frequency sound waves it is a simple way of flushing fat from the body instead of surgery. By targeting specific areas of the body with these low-frequency sound waves pressure is built up inside the fat cells which then causes them to break apart, releasing the contents into the body to disperse naturally. Through gentle heat and vibration, the fat cells liquify and release their contents. Because our fat cells do not multiply and our fat cell count remains relatively stable, the treatment is permanent and will not need to be repeated once the desired shape has been achieved. Treatments are typically limited to 20 minutes per segment, with a maximum of 2 segments treated per session. Five to seven days are generally required to make sure that all the released fats, membrane and toxins that may have been contained inside the fat cells are released through the lymphatic system. Six to twelve sessions in localised areas may remove up to 12 cm of fat .Cavitation is safe. It’s a non-surgical procedure, without anaesthesia,  non-invasive and allows you to carry on with your normal activities before and after the sessions.

WHAT IS CRYOLIPOLYSIS ?‍

Cryolipolysis uses cooling processes to provide a non-invasive localised fat reduction in problematic areas of the body. Cryolipolysis is suitable for contouring areas such as the abdomen, love handles, arms, back, knees and inner thighs. The cooling technique will penetrate to around 2 cm below the skin’s surface and is a highly effective way to treat and reduce fat.

What are the differences between Cavitation and CRYOLIPOLYSIS 

Both of these treatments are non-invasive, have no side effects and are effective in the disruption of cells to remove fat deposits in targeted areas. The main differences are in the methods used. Cavitation uses ultrasound while Cryolipolysis operates using controlled low temperatures focused on the problematic area .It is thought that Cavitation results are faster whereas with fat freezing results may take longer to be achieved and generally are only noticeable about a month after the start of the treatment with final results after 6 months. To achieve similar effects in the same area, Cavitation requires a greater number of sessions compared to Cryolipolysis.

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ULTRACAVITATION

Ultracavitation consists of a non-invasive medical treatment that combats localised fat and cellulite through the application of ultrasounds. He emission of ultrasounds on the skin’s external surface produces pressure changes in the interstitial fluid of the adipose tissue, generating microbubbles (cavities) that first implode and then burst. This exceedingly high pressure destroys the fat cells. The fat content of these cells or triglycerides are fragmented into diglycerides are naturally eliminated through the urinary and lymphatic systems.                      

ADVANTAGES

It is a painless and safe treatment.

Does not require surgery.

Visible results in the first weeks of treatment.

Very useful in treatment of superficial fat and non-volumetric fat accumulation.

TREATMENT DURATION

 Each Ultracavitation session has lasts for 30 to 45 minutes depending on the areas treated. It is applied directly onto the skin, after applying a conducting gel. Once the Ultracavitation application is finished, an intense Pressotherapy or Endermology drainage is recommended for at least 10 to 15 minutes. At dermasort, every Ultracavitation treatment includes a complementary Pressotherapy or Endermology drainage free of charge. The ideal number of sessions is between 8 and 12, performed weekly or fortnightly. Results

Visible results from the first sessions.

Gradual improvement of the quality of orange peel skin.

A few days after the first session, a reduction in volume of fat accumulation is evident.

In cases of lipodystrophy (fat on thighs and hips), infiltration of the tissue –prior to treatment- with a small amount of hyposomolar solution to increase the effect of cavitation can be interesting. This complementary technique to Ultracavitation is known as Hydrolipoclasy and should be performed under strict medical control. The expert corporal cosmetic  will establish the suitability and type of Ultracavitation technique to be applied to each patient. Dermasort is one of the consulting centres in the study of safety and control of magnetic resonance results, establishing the bases and optimising treatment protocols for this innovative alternative therapy. For personalised information of Ultracavitation treatment, contact dermasort now and we will give you a free informative consultation with one of our medical experts.

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ACNE REPAIR

Acne is a chronic skin condition characterized by inflammation of the pilosebaceous follicle that causes lesions, inflammatory or not and subsequent after-effects (scars, cysts and blemishes), causing a severe aesthetic problem. dermasort clinic has designed Acne Repair, a treatment able to reduce active acne outbreaks and improve scarring by 80%.For the treatment of active acne,  uses both Photodynamic Therapy with LED or IPL light such as non-ablative fractional 1540 laser, which achieve:

Reduction of the infection: P. acnes is the typical acne bacteria that generates photosensitive substances known as porphyrins. The power delivered by LED or IPL devices have an effect on these substances, inducing the destruction of the bacteria and reducing over infection.

Reduction of sebum production: the thermal effect of non-ablative fractional 1540 laser destroys the sebaceous gland or, at least, it reduces it sebaceous production, achieving a remission of acne over time.

Reduction in inflammation: the photocoagulating effect of fractional 1540 laser on the dilated skin vessels around the pilosebaceous follicle improves non-specific inflammation.

             Acne Repair  is a treatment to reduce active acne 

  PROCEDURE

The device of choice at dermasort for the treatment of blemishes and scars caused by acne is non-ablative fractional 1540 laser: it delivers laser light in the shape of thermal micro columns that reach the deep reticular dermis, creating coagulated areas around the healthy tissue and facilitates fast epithelisation. The heat generated induces regeneration of existing collagen and production of new collagen fibres, all without affecting the skin surface. The procedure consists of applying the non-ablative fractional laser headpiece on the treated area. The number of sessions should be set by the dermasort medical staff after an evaluation of each particular case, although the average number of sessions is usually 4, with one month's rest between each. It produces slight reddening that remits 2 or 3 days later and can be camouflaged easily with light makeup, so the patient can return to their normal daily activity immediately.

RESULTS

A study performed by dermasort shows that Acne Repair achieves gradual improvement in the skin's appearance, reduces the pore size, attenuates scars and reduces sebaceous secretion. The maximum results are visible 6 months after treatment, the time needed for total skin regeneration. One of our physicians will provide you with personalised information of the treatment that best suits your needs.

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LASER HAIR REMOVAL: WHAT TO EXPECT

What happens during laser hair removal?

Before the treatment, the area to be treated will be cleansed. Some patients receive a numbing gel. Numbing the area to be treated helps when a small area will be treated and the skin is very sensitive. It takes about 30 to 60 minutes for a numbing gel to work.

The laser treatment will take place in a room set up specifically for laser treatments. Everyone in the room must wear protective eyewear during the procedure. To perform the procedure, the skin is held taut and the skin is treated with the laser. Many patients say that the laser pulses feel like warm pinpricks or a rubber band being snapped against the skin.

A laser removes hair by vaporizing it. This causes small plumes of smoke that have a sulfur-like smell.

How long your treatment lasts depends on the size of the area being treated. Treating the upper lip takes minutes. If you are having a large area like the back or legs treated, your treatment may last more than an hour.

What must I do after getting laser hair removal?

To avoid possible side effects, all patients need to protect their skin from the sun. After laser hair removal, you should:

Avoid direct sunlight from hitting your treated skin.

Not use a tanning bed, sun lamp, or any other indoor tanning equipment.

Follow your dermatologist’s after-care instructions.

You will see some redness and swelling after treatment. This often looks like a mild sunburn. Applying a cool compress can help reduce your discomfort.

Is there downtime?

No, laser hair removal generally does not require any real downtime. Immediately after having laser hair removal, your treated skin will be red and swollen. Despite this, most people return to their everyday activities.

When will I see the results after having laser hair removal?

You will likely see the results immediately after treatment. The results vary from patient to patient. The color and thickness of your hair, area treated, type of laser used, and color of your skin all affect the results. You can expect a 10% to 25% reduction in hair after the first treatment.

To remove the hair, most patients need 2 to 6 laser treatments. After finishing the treatments, most patients do not see any hair on the treated skin for several months or even years. When the hair regrows, there tends to be less of it. The hairs also tend to be finer and lighter in color.

How long will the results of laser hair removal last?

Most patients remain hair free for months or even years. When some of the hair regrows, it will likely be less noticeable. To keep the area free of hair, a patient may need maintenance laser treatments.

What are the possible side effects?

The most common side effects are minor and last 1 to 3 days. These side effects include:

Discomfort

Swelling

Redness

Other possible side effects are rare when laser hair removal is performed by a dermatologist or under the dermatologist’s direct supervision. Other possible side effects include:

Blistering

Herpes simplex (cold sores) outbreaks

Infections

Scarring

Skin lightening or darkening

In time, skin color tends to return to normal. Some changes to skin color, however, are permanent. This is why seeing a medical doctor who is skilled in laser treatments and has in-depth knowledge of the skin is so important.

It is also important to follow your dermatologist’s instructions. Following both the before-treatment instructions and after-treatment instructions will greatly reduce your risk of side effects.

When is it safe to have another laser treatment for hair removal?

This varies from patient to patient. Removing hair often requires a series of laser treatments. Most patients can have laser hair removal once every 4 to 6 weeks. Your dermatologist will tell you when it is safe to have another treatment.

Most patients see some hair regrowth. Your dermatologist can tell you when you can safely have laser treatments to maintain the results.

What is the safety record for laser hair removal?

Lasers play an important role in treating many conditions that affect the skin, hair, and nails. In recent years, many advances have been made in laser medicine. Dermatologists have led the way in making these advances.

One such advance is that more people can safely have laser hair removal. In the past, only people with dark hair and light skin could safely have laser hair removal. Today, laser hair removal is a treatment option for patients who have light-colored hair and light skin and patients who have dark skin. Laser hair removal must be performed very carefully in these patients. Dermatologists know what precautions to take to provide laser hair removal safely and effectively.

#LASER HAIR REDUCTION

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CHEMICAL PEELINGS

Consisting of the application of a chemical substance to the skin, with the purpose of the removal of layers of skin, varying depending on the depth of the chosen peeling. The most superficial (glycolic, HPP, melaspeel, salipeel…) are indicated in cases of slight solar damage (post-summer) or to improve acne, while medium (TCA) and deep (phenol) can be applied to wrinkles and acne scars.  Chemical peeling treatments look to produce the renewal of the coetaneous surface to a certain depth through the application of substances that produce a chemical affectation of the skin up to a different level. The grade of depth necessary for the peeling to take effect is determined by the deepness of the lesion and the objective to treat.

           PEELINGS TYPES

In this way, Peelings are classified as:

Superficial: Glycolic and other Alpha Hydroxides.

Medium: Trichloroacetic up to 25-35%.

Deep: Phenol, Trichloroacetics of 50%.

It must be your dermatologist who decides with you which type of Peeling is suitable. We have to keep in mind that the deeper the Peeling the better the results. With appropriate Peelings we can remove skin stains, many benign pigmented skin lesions like hyperkeratosis of the neckline, hands, and wrinkles. Wrinkles can be completely removed when they are not found in the Dermis Media. We must not affect the skin deeper than the Dermis Media if we want to obtain a complete regeneration of new, clean, elastic skin with no wrinkles. You should also know that the deeper the level of the Peeling, the number of days of recuperation and regeneration for the skin is longer: a glycolic peeling allows for the use of makeup immediately following and is practically imperceptible, however medium and deep peelings require a few days of avoiding normal activity. When Medium and Deep Peelings are done it is necessary to maintain rigorous protection from the sun for no less than three months.

One of our dermatologist will provide you with personalised information of the treatment that best suits your needs.

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FACIAL TIGHTENING WITHOUT SURGERY

Over time, the skin may suffer a decrease in the amount of collagen and elastin present in the body. These proteins, responsible for keeping the skin smooth, are essential to provide elasticity and health to the skin, thus avoiding the appearance of signs of aging such as flaccidity. In case of presenting a decrease in collagen and elastin, flaccidity in the face may appear and with it the need to combat it. This is how the popularity of anti-sagging treatments, such as facial tightening without surgery, continues to increase among people who have appreciated how the firmness of their skin has decreased considerably. The growing demand for non-surgical facial rejuvenation techniques and treatments is due, in part, to the effective results that they are able to offer almost immediately. Thus, in a minimally invasive way and without the need to undergo a surgical process, it is possible to improve the appearance and appearance of some signs of facial aging such as expression lines, wrinkles and flaccidity in certain areas of the face. In order to achieve a personalized approach that meets the expectations of each person, at Dermasort  we focus on the needs and personal characteristics of each patient. Thus, although it is a treatment with greater frequency among women between 40 and 60 years old, at Dermasort we treat facial flaccidity in different ways depending on the characteristics of each person, adapting at all times to their needs, objectives and expectations. We also treat younger patients who want to prevent facial flaccidity or treat it when it begins to show in an incipient form.