OXYBRAZJA-MICRODERMABRASION WATER OXYGEN JET TREATMENT

                                   OXYBRAZJA-MICRODERMABRASION WATER OXYGEN JET TREATMENT

The type of mechanical peeling where the exfoliating droplets of saline is applied to the pressure of compressed air by means of a specially constructed applicator. The procedure is performed in 5 to 10 treatments or individually for refreshing and smoothing the skin or as a cocktail before the big exit. Frequency of treatments:  every week - mixed skin, seborrhea, acne, wrinkles, discoloration. Every two weeks - delicate, sensitive, vascular, dry skin. The treatment includes manual skin cleansing, Hydra oxygen treatment,facial mask made after analyzing the skin of the client or a ready mask.

This treatment is an effective and at the same time a completely safe method of exfoliating the epidermis that allows it to be carried out in people with capillary, delicate and sensitive skin. The basic action of oxybrasion is exfoliation of the superficial layers of the epidermis, which stimulates the process of epidermis, ie healing of the epidermis. Repeated use of the treatment also affects the dermis, stimulating the synthesis of collagen and elastin fibers. Thanks to this, the skin's elasticity is increased and the superficial wrinkles become shallow. The oxidation accelerates the removal of blackheads, reduces seborrhea and works on anaerobic bacteria, which are responsible for the formation of acne vulgaris. In addition to exfoliation, in the case of oxybrasion, cold therapy is used, which tempers and strengthens the vascular walls. Thanks to this treatment is painless. Indications: capillary skin, sensitive skin, discoloration, damaged skin, anti-wrinkle, anti-aging, gray skin, dry, acne skin, acne scars, cellulite, distension, lack of skin firmness, moisturizing and nutrition.

Contraindications: anti-acne therapy with retinoids (wait about half a year after the end of treatment) • performed with acids (wait at least a week), interruption of the skin (also after depilation), skin infections (viral, bacterial, fungal), cancer, severe diseases systemic, active-phase psoriasis, skin inflammation, purulent lesions within the skin (should be avoided to prevent the skin from superinfection), pregnancy, lactation period, fresh scars (wait until the wound is completely healed and the scar is no longer painful), pacemaker, hypertension, herpes, diabetics.