Dr. Moses Amselem, an expert in Aesthetics, is always at the forefront of the latest research in aesthetic medicine and dermatology. The latest treatment he has included is DermaVital, which addresses specific facial problems according to the skin’s life cycle. The doctor talks to us about this innovative treatment and its procedure.
What skin imperfections can DermaVital treat?
This shock treatment is part of a new vision in the world of aesthetic medicine, allowing the treatment of specific problems that appear on the face due to life cycles. This treatment can combat acne, fine wrinkles, loss of firmness, blemishes and other imperfections.
This treatment optimizes cell renewal, combating the skin’s capacity for resistance and repair. It is a combination involving cell renewal, biorecycling to regenerate damaged proteins and complete restructuring of the skin texture.
Dermavital to treat acne
The DermaVital acne treatment consists of 4 phases:
- Phase 1: the treatment starts with a pre-epiling, based on a deep facial cleansing that prepares the skin to make easier the penetration of all the active ingredients. During this cleansing, dead cells are removed by massaging the acne-prone areas with a mandelic acid exfoliant.
- Phase 2: in this phase a detox is performed, applying an intense and regenerating serum based on oligopeptides and hyaluronic acid that reactivates the transformation cycle of toxins in the skin. Thanks to this phase, the detoxification of the face will be accelerated.
- Phase 3: restoration allows stabilization of the acne thanks to a serum with phytohormones. The active ingredients of the serum are phosphate, ascorbyl, magnesium and genistein, which help metabolic recovery to achieve skin balance.
- Phase 4: in order to activate and enhance the effect of the treatment, the patient undergoes photostimulation based on light therapy with a red LED.
Four sessions are required for its effectiveness, with an interval of 20 days between each one of them. The results achieved are immediate and are maintained in the long term.