This allows topically nurturing substances like anti-aging serums or oils to be introduced and transported into skin cells at the highest efficiency rate.
The electroporation process, or electro-permeability, reduces the cell wall’s resistance and enables it to be more permeable, thus allowing nutrients to penetrate deeply into the skin.
Patients who undergo dermal electroporation can anticipate magnified results like an increase in collagen production and younger looking and rejuvenated skin.
During electroporation, high electric pulses that last a few microseconds to milliseconds splits open skin cells around the treatment area and creates temporary pores.
These opened pores allow for the transport of a large amount of friendly substances in a short period of time. The pores are not permanent and will close after locking in vital nutrients, or once the electroporation machine is shut down.
This revolutionary treatment will help in alleviating dry skin without disrupting your skin’s natural pH levels too. Research has shown that electroporation transfers 90% of substances into skin compared to a mere 10% by other traditional methods.
The whole process also helps stimulate the skin and promote blood circulation to reduce puffiness, enable muscle toning and reduce puffiness.
Any moisturising or skin-beneficial products can be used, including a customised serum.
When combined with the best products, Dermal Electroporation ensures patients get healthy, glowing, vibrant and rejuvenated skin!
Dermal Electroporation generally has no side effects, but if the device is not optimised properly with the right amount of electrodes, it could result in unwanted side effects like itching and a pricking sensation.
Hence, it is responsible to ensure the electroporation device is used correctly. This process is non-invasive, virtually painless and suitable for all skin types.
While Dermal Electroporation can be used for all skin types, it is not suitable for individuals who:
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