Age-related skin changes – loss of elasticity, dryness, wrinkles – are the result of a combination of a number of factors. These include: solar radiation, free radicals, gravity, environmental pollution, internal changes, lack of oxygen in cells. Medicare's comprehensive skin care program based on non-invasive carboxytherapy and peels will help speed up skin renewal and restore youthfulness.
Why do we need a comprehensive anti-age skin care program?
The appearance of visible signs of aging is due to the superposition of the processes of chrono- and photoaging. Genetically determined changes:
- thinning of the epidermis;
- impaired microcirculation;
- decrease in the number of cells important for youthful skin;
- an increase in keratinocytes in size;
- Change in the ratio of ceramides.
Exposure to ultraviolet radiation results in:
- thickening and coarsening of the stratum corneum of the epidermis;
- dry skin;
- elastose;
- appearance of a vascular pattern.
The appearance of visible signs of aging is due to the superposition of chrono- and photoaging processes.
Invisible changes that occur at the cellular level are characteristic of all types of skin aging:
- age-related fibroblast degeneration;
- collagen degeneration.
The above changes necessitate the exfoliation of keratinized cells of the upper layer of the skin, the activation of fibroblasts responsible for the synthesis of the extracellular matrix, and the launch of skin regeneration processes. It is for this that Medicare has developed a comprehensive skin care program based on carboxytherapy and peels:
- Medicare carboxytherapy features;
- Medicare Peel Peculiarities;
- complex application of peels and carboxytherapy for skin rejuvenation.
Non-invasive carboxytherapy as part of a comprehensive skin care program
Medicare's Non-Invasive Carboxytherapy Anti-Age Skincare program counteracts two powerful factors associated with premature skin aging, namely:
- Impaired gas exchange in the skin
Lack of oxygen in the skin makes it impossible to synthesize enough energy for normal cell function and renewal. Due to the Bohr effect (as the concentration of CO2 increases, the absorption of oxygen by skin cells increases), skin cells receive the necessary amount of oxygen, and hence energy.
- Accumulation of protein metabolites
Ammonia and alpha-keto acids are toxic substances produced by protein metabolism. Their accumulation in the skin due to the deterioration of microcirculation and lymph flow leads to premature aging. Due to the action of molecular CO2, which is the basis of non-invasive carboxytherapy, the skin is cleansed of toxic substances and it is prepared for other invasive and traumatic skin procedures.
Medicare peels as part of a comprehensive skincare program
Peelings play an important role in a comprehensive skin care program, because this procedure starts the process of active renewal of skin cells by removing cells from its surface layers. Professional Medicare Peels are minimally irritating and provide:
- effective exfoliation of dead skin cells of the epidermis;
- solution of acne, post-acne, hyperpigmentation, wrinkles;
- Improve the protective function of the skin and accelerate its renewal.
Medicare offers chemical and enzymatic peels, which are selected depending on the required penetration depth, the patient's skin condition and the season.
Peels that can be used in any season:
- Enzyme Peeling Powder.
- Anti-age Peel pH = 2.4.
- Acne Stop Peel pH = 2.2.
- Superfacial Peel pH = 2.2.
Peelings that can be applied in autumn/winter:
- Strong Peel pH = 1.8.
- Jassner Solution Peeling pH = 1.7.
Medicare offers chemical and enzymatic peels, which are selected depending on the required penetration depth, the patient's skin condition and the season.
Complex application of carboxytherapy and peelings in the skin care program
Non-invasive carboxytherapy – not only a great way to fight against premature aging and age-related syndrome. This method is used to prepare the skin for more aggressive, traumatic procedures, as well as in post-procedure care to reduce the recovery period.
Thus, Medicare has developed various skin care programs based on non-invasive carboxytherapy and peels to address a wide range of skin problems:
- signs of aging (sagging, dry skin, wrinkles);
- acne and post-acne;
- hyperpigmentation.
Comprehensive care program (choice of peeling, number of carboxytherapy procedures, products for home use) is selected for each patient individually. Medicare regularly conducts trainings, seminars and webinars, where cosmetologists can get acquainted with the detailed protocols for the procedures and the features of the combination of non-invasive carboxytherapy with peels, retinoids, injection procedures and other rejuvenation methods. You can purchase the products you need and get advice on how to use them by contacting Medicare.
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