MEDICAL SKIN CARE

What is Medical Skin Care?

Medical skin care is the care provided by specialists using dermocosmetic products in order to ensure the cleanliness and healthy appearance of the skin.The aim of medical skin care is to clean the pores, provide oxygen to the skin, give shine, vitality and freshness, and remove toxins with lymph drainage.This gives your skin a clean and healthy appearance.

How is Medical Skin Care Performed?

The procedure takes approximately 1.5 hours depending on the skin type.In medical skin care application, first of all, your skin structure is deeply analyzed and the needs of your skin and the right products to be used on your skin are determined.

After the analysis process, firstly, the oil, dirt and make-up residues accumulated on your skin are removed and the peeling process is started.With peeling application with various dermocosmetic products, the skin is gently peeled and cleansed of dead cells.In the next stage, steam is applied to cleanse and soften the skin that has been purified from dead cells more easily, and then the skin is disinfected again with tonic.

As a result of these processes, softened blackheads, sebaceous glands and other superficial accumulations are removed.Finally, serum and cocktail medicines suitable for your skin are applied and massaged with moisturizing cream to accelerate blood circulation and ensure that the products reach the lower layers of the skin.

What are the Benefits of Medical Skin Care?

· Skin cells are renewed.

· The moisture balance of the skin is ensured.

· Precautions are taken for acne, drying, pigmentation irregularities and wrinkles.

· By preventing the clogging of the skin pores, regular excretion of toxins is ensured.

· It delays aging.

· Skin enzymes are balanced.

· Skin elasticity is provided.

· A brighter, smoother and taut and youthful appearance is achieved.

· Makes your daily skin care easier.

· It makes the person feel better and fitter.

Who Can Medical Skin Care Be Applied To?

After the age of 20, even those who have no skin problems are recommended to have skin care once a month.Medical skin care can also be performed for acne, acne treatment, cell repair, regulation of moisture content and reduction of fine lines.

What Should Be Considered After Application?

After the procedure, you can continue your daily life normally.However, since the new and fresh skin after medical skin care is more vulnerable and open to external influences, care should be taken to protect the skin from the harmful effects of the sun and contact with chemical products for a few days after the procedure.

The effect of skin care varies according to your skin structure, your diet, the degree to which your skin is affected by external factors and most importantly your daily care.Using the right products suitable for your skin type and giving importance to your daily care ensures better protection of the medical effect.Although it is usually applied once a month or every two months, medical skin care application intervals are shaped according to the course of the procedure and the way your skin responds to the treatment applied, and the periods are determined by the specialist in the treatments that are desired to provide continuity.

What should be the interval between medical skin care applications?

Chemical Peeling (Chemical Peeling): This application is usually done every few weeks.However, this range may vary depending on the skin type, the strength of the peel and its purposes.
Laser Treatments: Laser skin treatments can usually be repeated at intervals ranging from a few weeks to months.The application interval is determined depending on the type of laser used and the treatment objectives.
Dermaroller or Micro Needling: This application is usually done every few weeks.
However, this may vary depending on skin needs, the needle length of the dermaroller used and individual responses.
Botox and Dermal Filler Applications: Botox applications are usually repeated between 3 and 6 months.The duration of dermal filler applications may vary depending on the type of filler used and personal metabolic rate.
Retinoid Creams or Lotions: The frequency of use of products containing retinoids may initially be once or twice a week.This frequency can then be increased depending on skin tolerance.