Facial Enzyme Therapy with Facial Cleansing and Microcurrent Therapy by Alexandra Filippskikh

Enzyme therapy is a cosmetic procedure performed using cosmetic products based on natural enzymes. Enzymes (enzymes, protein molecules) naturally accelerate chemical reactions in the body, including the processes of skin renewal and cleansing. In enzyme therapy, they act as mild exfoliants, breaking down protein bonds between keratinized cells and promoting their gentle exfoliation without irritation. The main brands of effective cosmetics with enzymes are DMK, Christina, Holy Land and others.
During the procedure, the skin is gently cleansed of keratinized cells, excess sebum and impurities. Indications for enzyme therapy are dull, problematic or dehydrated skin, uneven relief and pigmentation. Already after the first session, the skin becomes fresher, radiant, the tone evens out and the overall appearance improves. To achieve a lasting result, a course of 4-6 procedures with an interval of 1-2 weeks is usually recommended. Enzyme therapy has no rehabilitation period and is suitable for various skin types and conditions, including:

• sensitive skin;
• dry and dehydrated skin;
• oily and acne-prone skin;
• skin with couperose;
• skin with rosacea;
• skin with psoriasis (in remission);
• skin with signs of hyperkeratosis (excessive keratinization);
• skin with pigmentation;
• dull and tired skin;
• skin with uneven tone and texture;
• aged skin with signs of photoaging;
• skin before deeper cosmetic procedures (as a preparation).