Cryo Soothing Treatment

Cryo soothing treatment is different from general cold packs and can be described as an approach that helps the skin recover.

After various skin procedures such as laser, high-frequency, peeling, or MTS, a sensation of heat may remain in the treated area.

This heat can go beyond just causing a stinging sensation,

potentially inducing inflammatory reactions in the skin, accelerating moisture loss, and activating melanin cells.

This can lead to various unwanted skin problems such as redness, hyperpigmentation, and skin troubles.

In such cases, cryo treatment can help soothe and comfort the skin.

However, simply applying cold packs to cool the skin may not be enough to achieve the desired soothing effect.

It is necessary to understand skin physiology and precisely control the temperature. Furthermore, it is important to apply ingredients suitable for each person's skin type and to manage based on individual skin conditions.

Key Feature 1 of Cryo Treatment: Precise Temperature Control and Deep Penetration

By delicately adjusting the cooling temperature between -10 degrees Celsius and +5 degrees Celsius,

using the 'i-COOL plus' device can help deliver a soothing effect deep into the skin's dermal layer.

By lowering the temperature to the dermal layer, we can expect an effect that aids skin recovery.

*Why maintaining skin temperature below 8 degrees Celsius is important

Unlike general cold packs, cryo treatment precisely adjusts the cooling temperature between -10 and +5 degrees Celsius.

This precise temperature control allows for soothing care down to the dermal layer of the skin.

1) Temperature at which vasoconstriction begins: Approximately below 10℃

When skin temperature drops below 10℃, blood vessels in the skin's surface and dermis begin to constrict.

This process can help reduce redness, swelling, and heat sensation.

2) Temperature at which inhibition of inflammatory substances begins: Below 8℃

If the skin temperature drops below 8 degrees Celsius, key signaling substances that cause inflammation,

such as IL-1, IL-6, and TNF-α, may show reduced secretion, according to reported research.

3) Pain relief through reduced peripheral nerve impulse transmission speed

When the temperature drops below 8 degrees Celsius, the signal transmission at the peripheral nerve endings slows down, which can alleviate stinging or throbbing pain.

Key Feature 2 of Cryo Treatment: Customized Topical Substances

If you aim to achieve beneficial effects beyond simply cooling the skin,

it is recommended to use gels or ampoules suited to your individual skin type before cryo treatment.

1. Ultrasound Gel or Aloe Gel

LDM-specific ultrasound gel has high electrical conductivity, which aids the efficiency of the cooling action. It can also help ensure that energy is effectively delivered to the skin when using the device.

Hypoallergenic aloe gel contains anti-inflammatory and soothing ingredients, which can be beneficial for sensitive or inflammation-prone skin.

2. Ampoule Blend: A combination of three ingredients tailored to your skin type

Whitening ampoules can be used to manage hyperpigmentation and care for the skin after procedures for melasma or blemishes.

Soothing ampoules contain ingredients that comfort the skin, which can help reduce inflammatory reactions.

Moisture ampoules, with hyaluronic acid as their main ingredient, can be used to replenish the skin barrier's moisturizing function.

Key Feature 3 of Cryo Treatment: Customized Time and Temperature Control Based on Purpose

1. When you want to quickly reduce heat sensation in the skin and alleviate redness and swelling

Adjusting the set temperature to between -6°C and -8°C and performing a short treatment of around 5 minutes can help reduce inflammatory reactions through intensive cooling.

2. When you want to stably soothe the skin for a longer period, or when gradual cooling is needed

Maintaining the set temperature between -3°C and -6°C and treating for over 5 minutes can help support the recovery process without overstressing the skin.

Recommended For

• 1. It can be considered when you want to effectively soothe the heat remaining in your skin after receiving deep treatments such as Fraxel, MTS, or RF.
• 2. It can help those with sensitive skin or rosacea symptoms who are concerned that redness does not easily subside after treatment.
• 3. This treatment can be considered if you are concerned about post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) that may occur after pigment-related laser or IPL treatments.
• 4. It may be suitable for those who frequently experience skin troubles, easily develop inflammatory reactions, or have deep concerns due to excessive sebum secretion.
• 5. It can be useful for those with heat-sensitive skin characteristics whose skin easily becomes sensitive or unstable after treatment.

Key Features of This Treatment

• You can expect the effect of stably soothing and comforting the skin.
• It can help reduce the burden of pain that may occur during the procedure, or bruising, swelling, and inflammatory reactions that may appear after the procedure.