Aging or chronological aging of the skin is an inevitable process. It is characterized by DNA damage by free radicals, aging of the intercellular space, a decrease in the amount of hyaluronic acid in the skin, a disruption in the synthesis of elastin and collagen, which in turn leads to sagging tissues, sagging skin, changes in its texture, and the appearance of fine and deep wrinkles.

Stopping the process of chronological aging is impossible, but it is possible to slow it down and influence its manifestations today with the help of various cosmetic procedures, both radical (plastic surgeries) and non-invasive hardware methods.

One of the most powerful and effective anti-aging procedures is laser thermolifting using the Syneron E-light device (Israel) with the ST attachment, which combines infrared radiation and bipolar radiofrequency lifting technology.

The principle of thermolifting is the thermal effect of the laser beam on the deep layer of the dermis to activate fibroblasts, which are connective tissue cells that synthesize collagen and elastin fibers. Thus, thermolifting is a stimulator of neocollagenesis, the natural process of skin regeneration.

• • Thermolifting is used for such aesthetic problems as:
    • • loose skin on the face and body;
      • sagging of certain areas of the skin;
      • change in facial contour;
      • age-related changes in skin texture and structure.

• • • With the help of laser thermolifting, skin firmness and elasticity increase, sagging tissues “return to their place,” the depth of fine and medium wrinkles decreases, blood supply to tissues improves, and skin texture evens out.

The visible effect of thermolifting does not occur immediately; the result becomes noticeable after the completion of a course of procedures, as the process of neocollagenesis takes time. On average, the recommended course of thermolifting is 3-5 procedures, which are performed once a month.

Thermolifting is a completely safe and gentle procedure, well tolerated and does not cause pain.

• • • • • pregnancy;
        • oncological diseases;
        • diabetes mellitus;
        • infectious and inflammatory diseases;
        • autoimmune diseases;
        • epilepsy;
        • tendency to form keloid scars.

• • • • • do not tan for 2 weeks before the procedure;
        • do not take antibiotics;
        • do not undergo chemical peels;
        • do not wipe the treatment area with alcohol-based products 2-3 days before the procedure;
        • do not visit the sauna or pool.

• • • • • for 2 weeks after the procedure: do not tan;
        • do not undergo chemical peels;
        • for 3 days: do not visit the sauna or pool;
        • do not wipe the skin with alcohol-based products;
        • use sunscreen with a protection factor of at least 35.

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