Not so long ago, the concept that beauty requires sacrifice included, first of all, the need to endure pain during cosmetic procedures. Pain during injection procedures was especially relevant, which significantly reduced the adherence of cosmetologist patients to long-term skin rejuvenation courses. Specialists came to the aid of doctors and their patients, who developed an anesthetic cream that can be applied to the skin before the procedure and thus remove most of the discomfort from it. For information on how the Swiss Medex pain reliever from PMG works, read on estet-portal.com.
What is the specialty of anesthetic skin cream
PMG Swiss Medex Pain Relieving Cream has a cooling effect and is designed for external use in superficial anesthesia of the skin and mucous membranes, if injection manipulations are planned. The drug is based on lidocaine, which has the ability to temporarily block the transmission of impulses along nerve fibers. It is non-volatile and does not have an irritating local effect. The use of an anesthetic cream is not recommended if the patient has problems with the kidneys and liver, as well as any inflammatory processes at the site of application of the drug.
For which procedures can an anesthetic cream be recommended to patients
The level of perception of pain in each person is different, special. Even cuts are insensitive to one, the other twists into & nbsp; the knot is already with tight touches of the fingers to the skin. Some people easily endure intimate hair removal, not noticing discomfort, while others are already on the verge of fainting in anticipation of the injection procedure, as they expect pain to come. In these cases, anesthesia is simply necessary, otherwise the facial muscles twisted with fear will not allow the planned correction to be implemented.
PMG Swiss Medex Pain Relieving Cream is used for 3D mesothreads, as well as for procedures:
- microliposuction,
- fractional mesotherapy,
- mesodissolution,
- permanent makeup.
Swiss Medex cream can be applied even in cases where injections of a local anesthetic are planned in the future, but the patient is afraid of the injection pain.
When and how to apply anesthetic cream
Pain relief cream Swiss Medex by PMG has virtually no contraindications, although it is worthwhile to conduct a preliminary test on the patient just in case, to rule out an allergy to lidocaine. Remember that the test should be done twice – to avoid false negative results. If after the first application of a drop of cream on the skin there is no reaction, wait half an hour and apply the cream again. So you protect yourself and the patient from an unexpected and violent allergic reaction, which is difficult to cope with.
Manufacturers of Swiss Medex anesthetic cream especially recommend it to patients suffering from hypersensitivity of the skin, a tendency to redness and small hemorrhages at the slightest damage to the skin.
An analgesic cream is applied in a dense layer evenly over the entire area of the face or body where the injection procedure is planned. To enhance and accelerate the absorption of the active substance by the skin, it is possible to cover the place of application with a film. The effect of anesthesia occurs after about 30 minutes and lasts about 2-3 hours – but this time may vary depending on the individual characteristics of the patient's body.
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