Therapeutic Ultrasonic Facial Cleansing
Therapeutic Facial Cleansing with Ultrasound is a non-invasive procedure designed to gently cleanse the skin, remove impurities and superficial dead skin cells, and support the skin’s natural regeneration processes. Ultrasound acts gently on the skin without causing trauma.
Indications
- combination or oily skin;
- enlarged and congested pores;
- excess sebum production;
- comedones and superficial impurities;
- dull, tired-looking skin;
- uneven skin texture;
- need for gentle skin cleansing.
Procedure / Duration
The skin is cleansed and prepared for the procedure, followed by the application of a contact gel and treatment with an ultrasonic spatula. At the end of the procedure, products suited to the skin type and individual needs are applied.
Duration: approximately 45–60 minutes.
Restrictions
Mild redness or temporary skin sensitivity may occur after the procedure. During the first 24 hours, it is recommended to avoid intensive sun exposure, saunas, and aggressive cosmetic procedures.
Contraindications
- active skin lesions or infections in the treatment area;
- acute dermatological conditions;
- wounds or significant skin irritation;
- presence of a pacemaker or other implanted electronic devices;
- epilepsy;
- pregnancy — depending on the treatment area and protocol;
- other medical conditions in which the procedure is contraindicated by a physician.
In case of chronic conditions or ongoing medication, the procedure should be performed following an assessment by a specialist.
Advantages
- gentle cleansing without mechanical trauma to the skin;
- removal of impurities and superficial dead skin cells;
- improvement in the appearance and texture of the skin;
- comfortable, non-invasive procedure;
- no recovery period required;
- leaves the skin looking smoother and fresher.
Preparation:
- No special preparation is required.
- On the day of the procedure, the skin should be clean, free of makeup and irritating cosmetic products.
- For 2–3 days before the procedure, avoid using scrubs and peels.
- Inform the specialist about any skin conditions, allergies, active herpes, medications you are taking, and recently performed cosmetic procedures.