Cryopigmentation: Pain Free Permanent Makeup
Have you been considering the addition of permanent makeup to your practice? Scared of the pain your clients will experience? Concerned about post-treatment inflammation? We have the answer for you. Cryotherapy has been used since the days of Hippocrates for a variety of applications. Following years of research, a French company, Dermoline, has patented a stabilized electronic cooling device for use with multiple procedures. Used during the application of permanent cosmetics, the treatment reduces pain and discomfort by 80%.

The electronically controlled cooling device has preprogrammed time and temperature settings for the area being treated and for optimal analgesic (numbing) effects. Research has shown optimal analgesia to lie between 0 degrees and –5 degrees centigrade. The stabilized cooling penetrates through the deepest layers of the skin and desensitizes the area to be treated. When done during the application of permanent makeup, the cooling generates vascular constriction. This process reduces swelling and bleeding which allows more precise work without inflammation or red blotches.

The cryo probe allows the client to take a more active role in the treatment. Prior to the administration of the pigment, the client holds the cryo probe to the area being treated. Intermittent reapplication of the probe to the treated area helps the pigment penetrate faster and limits rejection. There are no contraindications to using the cryo procedure.

CRYODERMIE: EVEN MORE USES WITH THE SAME EQUIPMENT!
Cryodermie uses the concept of cold therapy combined with specific cryoactive products(products that are activated when cold is applied to them) to treat fine lines, wrinkles and dehydrated skin. Perfect for use following microdermabrasion, the combination of the cryoactive products and the calming effect of the electronically stabilized cooling has an immediate effect on the skin. The exfoliative action of microdermabrasion promotes an acute inflammatory response which heats the skin. Removal of the stratum corneum layer during microdermabrasion nearly always dries up the skin. Post-microdermabrasion treatment using cryodermie and cryoactive products addresses both the inflammation and the dryness. It can also be used independently on those clients where microdermabrasion is inappropriate or contraindicated. Backbar and retail cryoactive products are an integral part of the treatment protocol Using the cryo retail products not only increases the effectiveness of the treatment, but also increases your revenues.

Use the cryodermie probe to numb the skin prior to permanent makeup, waxing, electrolysis, vascular blemish treatment and more.