Up to 3 Sessions of Anti-Age Procedures with Electroporation at the Nika Health and Beauty

Electroporation (non-invasive mesotherapy) is a luxury rejuvenating treatment. The method consists in introducing serums containing a high content of vitamins, microelements, peptides, hyaluronic acid into the deep layers of the skin using low frequencies. Without this, their penetration into the skin is impossible due to the tight fit of the epidermal cells.

During the procedure of electroporation (non-invasive mesotherapy), the necessary substances are delivered to the deepest layers of the skin without violating its integrity.

How does electroporation work?

Due to low-frequency current fluctuations, temporary ion channels are formed between skin cells, which makes it possible for useful substances and necessary cosmetics to penetrate deep into the skin.

Why is this process very necessary for all skin structures? In the dermis, located under the epidermis, there is a synthesis of substances that affect the youthfulness of the skin. It is very important to create a supply of nutrients in this layer of the skin, which the skin will use for its needs.

The main advantage of electroporation compared to most other hardware methods used in cosmetology is that using this technique, up to 90% of active substances can be transferred deep into the skin, while other methods only up to 10%.

Non-invasive mesotherapy, i.e. electroporation, is a painless alternative to drug administration.

The complex includes 7 stages, has an instant visual effect, significantly improves the condition of the skin, especially dehydrated, tired, stressed, with manifestations of pigmentation and lost tone.

Indications for the procedure:

• Loss of tone and elasticity of the skin.
• Superficial wrinkles.
• Age-related changes in the skin.
• Gravitational ptosis, sagging skin.
• Dryness and peeling.
• Dehydrated skin.
• Acne (outside the acute phase).
• Hyperpigmentation.
• Cicatricial changes (except keloid).
• Post-acne.

Contraindications:

• Oncological diseases (including history).
• hematological diseases.
• The presence of a pacemaker.
• Diseases of the thyroid gland.
• Exacerbation of any inflammatory disease on the skin (rosacea, acne, dermatitis, etc.).
• Keloid scars or a tendency to them.
• Acute infections, including SARS.
• Damage at the site of the procedure.
• Pregnancy and lactation.

Result after electroporation:

• Fresh, hydrated and toned skin immediately after the session.
• Expressed lifting of the skin of the face.
• Smoothing superficial wrinkles.
• Even skin tone.
• Fight against acne.
• Reduced pigmentation.
• Elimination of cicatricial changes, post-acne.
• Restored skin after other cosmetic procedures.