Greetings, dear blog readers! I think there is no woman who would not want to remain young forever. Nowadays, cosmetologists offer us a lot of solutions for this. And it is not at all necessary to go under the surgeon’s knife. I would like to tell you about a very effective rejuvenation method. This is a cryomassage for the face. It can be done both at home and in the salon. Although the methods are different. So let's look at everything in order.
What is it and benefits
Cryomassage is the effect of cold on the skin. In salons, liquid nitrogen is used for the procedure. You can use ice at home. Why is cryomassage so useful?
Short exposure to cold on the skin causes vasoconstriction. When an area of skin is no longer exposed to cold, the blood vessels dilate sharply. This leads to improved blood supply
- increased blood flow speeds up metabolism;
- The advantage of this procedure is the removal of cosmetic imperfections. It copes well with acne, comedones, age spots;
- remove warts well;
- Pores become smaller, bruises become less noticeable;
- swelling goes away;
- Liquid nitrogen also copes well with demodicosis.
When exposed to cold, dead skin cells are sloughed off. It begins to “breathe”, so creams and masks penetrate it better. Thanks to this procedure, the epidermis is renewed. Cryomassage prevents skin aging. Exposure of the face to cold will also be useful for those who want to tighten their oval shape. This procedure will also deal with the first wrinkles. If you have rosacea, liquid nitrogen will help with that too. And after cryomassage, your complexion improves.
What are lipolytics?
There are many ways to improve your body. Everyone knows body wraps, anti-cellulite massages and weight loss creams, but they don’t always achieve what they want. Even by playing sports and following a diet, it is rarely possible to completely correct problem areas. It is for this purpose that lipolytics are used.
Lipolitics are special injections that activate lipolysis. Injected into the subcutaneous fat layer. Against the background of this reaction, fat is broken down into acids. Thanks to the active components of the drug, they are easily removed from the body.
Injections for weight loss will solve the problem “pointwise”. This process is always carried out evenly. Lipolitics are administered locally and break down fat deposits where needed.
Why injections?
injections rather than tablets to treat acute forms of the disease This method of use enhances and accelerates the effect of the drug on the body. This is quite natural, since the tablet should dissolve in the stomach and then be absorbed by the intestinal villi.
In addition, with the help of injections, doctors are able to influence exclusively problem areas, and the impact of subcutaneously administered drugs on the entire body is minimized. Therefore, most people consider injections for weight loss as a way to get rid of fat locally.
Operating principle
All lipolytic drugs have a similar principle of action . When released into adipose tissue, the active substances cause an increase in intracellular pressure. Fat cells begin to actively divide into their components. Decomposition products are fatty acids that enter the blood and lymph and are excreted from the body through the liver and kidneys.
Injection lipolysis is used to solve problems in the abdomen, buttocks and thighs, double chin and oval face, back, arms and neck.
Indications for the use of fat-burning injections in the abdomen, thighs , etc. can be:
- Aesthetic imperfections after surgery;
- Different stages of cellulite development;
- Fats and hormonal imbalance;
- Local fat folds in the nose, eyelids and chin.
How often to do it and are there any contraindications?
As for the frequency of procedures, 10-15 sessions are usually prescribed. The frequency of visits to a cosmetologist is 2-3 times a week. Be sure to take a break of 2-3 days between sessions.
It all depends on what the goal is. If this is a cosmetic procedure to improve skin color and rejuvenate, 10 sessions are enough. For acne and rosacea, more procedures will be needed. Pigment spots are removed faster.
Cryomassage is not recommended in summer. Sun exposure causes hyperpigmentation and excessive flaking of the skin. Winter is also not the best time for cryomassage. The skin is already susceptible to cold temperatures. The best time is autumn and spring.
Despite the harmlessness of this procedure, it has contraindications. Cryomassage cannot be done if there are wounds or ulcers on the skin. I do not recommend it in the stage of exacerbation of chronic diseases, acute respiratory viral infections and other inflammatory diseases. At this time, the body is weakened and focused on the only task - to quickly get you “on your feet”
