Diathermy: A Comprehensive Method for Desired Skin Appearance

Diathermy encompasses a range of proven methods aimed at achieving desired skin appearance and securing long-term results. This treatment stands out for its efficiency, with diathermy considered a permanent solution (unlike temporary methods such as IPL and laser). The device offers a wide range of applications and impresses with its high effectiveness and precision.

Effectiveness in Application

Diathermy treatment is most effective during the hair’s growth phase (anagen phase). The thin needles are designed to reach the hair roots and, through targeted energy delivery, prevent growth. The treatments show their full effect over several weeks, providing long-term visible results.

Optimal Treatment Times

A treatment is particularly effective when the hair is in the anagen phase. Not all hairs are in this phase at the same time, which is why several sessions are required to catch all hairs. The treatments are designed to reach hair follicles in their active growth phase and permanently inactivate them.

Causes of Increased Hair Growth

Increased hair growth can have various causes. In women, overproduction of male hormones (androgens) is often the cause of increased “male” hair growth, known as hirsutism. Although heavy body hair is usually medically harmless, it can be mentally stressful and is often associated with hormonal changes such as puberty, pregnancy, menopause, or certain diseases.

Side Effects

Diathermy can lead to temporary skin changes that subside over time. Direct sunlight should be avoided in the days following the treatment. At high current levels or with sensitive skin, there may be slight scarring, but the risks are minimal under the supervision of a certified and experienced therapist.

Is the Treatment Painful?

The experience of pain varies from person to person and strongly depends on the treated area. Areas with high nerve density, such as the upper lip, can be particularly uncomfortable. Local anesthetics like Emla cream are often used before the treatment to increase comfort.

Vascular Treatments: Innovation in Vascular Therapy

The word “vascular” comes from the Latin word meaning “related to vessels.” In medical contexts, it refers to the body’s own vascular system, which transports blood and lymph fluid. This includes arteries, veins, and lymph vessels.

Vascular Terminator: Specialized in Removal of Vascular Skin Changes

The Vascular Terminator represents advanced technology specifically designed to treat superficial vascular skin changes on the face and body. Developed by leading suppliers of aesthetic devices, the Vascular Terminator allows for the effective removal of vascular lesions such as spider veins, telangiectasias, and facial veins.

Skin Renewal with Vascular Terminator

In addition to targeted treatment of vascular skin changes, the Vascular Terminator stimulates the growth of dermal collagen. This stimulation leads to thickening and increased density of the epidermis, making small blood vessels less visible. At the same time, the skin’s elasticity and resilience are significantly improved.

Effects of Vascular Terminator:

• Vascular Removal and Treatment of Vascular Lesions: Effective removal of spider veins, facial veins, and telangiectasias, linear angiectasias, hemangiomas, and all types of telangiectasias.
• Removal of Nail Fungus: An innovative application of the Vascular Terminator is offered for treating nail fungus.

The above translations convey the detailed information about diathermy and vascular treatments, highlighting the advanced technological applications and their benefits in aesthetic medicine.