Cryo Management to Aid Skin Recovery

Cryo soothing goes beyond simple cold compresses; it is a treatment that delicately assists the skin's recovery process.

After various skin procedures such as lasers, radiofrequency, peeling, and MTS, residual heat often remains on the skin.

This residual heat goes beyond simply feeling stinging,

and can become a factor that causes skin inflammation, promotes moisture loss, and stimulates melanin cells.

Consequently, there is a possibility of various skin reactions such as redness, pigmentation, or breakouts.

At this point, cryo soothing management can provide assistance.

However, simple cold compresses alone are not sufficient for effective management.

Precise temperature settings tailored to skin physiology, the appropriate use of applied ingredients, and customized management considering each individual's skin condition are crucial.

First Difference: Precise Temperature Control and Deep Penetration Capability

By precisely controlling the cooling temperature between -10 and 5 degrees Celsius,

using the 'i-COOL plus' device, you can expect a soothing effect even deep into the dermal layer of the skin.

When the temperature is effectively lowered to the dermal layer, the skin's recovery rate can also increase.

*Rationale for the importance of keeping skin temperature below 8 degrees Celsius

Unlike general cold compresses, cryo management precisely controls the cooling temperature (-10℃~5℃), thereby

providing deep soothing care to the dermal layer based on accurate temperatures.

1) Temperature at which vasoconstriction begins to occur: approximately 10℃ or lower

When skin temperature drops below 10℃, blood vessels in the epidermis and dermis exhibit a constrictive response.

This can help alleviate redness, swelling, and heat sensation.

2) Point at which inhibition of pro-inflammatory cytokines begins: 8℃ or lower

When skin temperature drops below 8℃, key signaling substances involved in inflammatory reactions, such as

IL-1, IL-6, and TNF-α, are known to have reduced secretion, according to research findings.

3) Pain relief through reduced peripheral nerve impulse transmission speed

When skin temperature drops below 8℃, the signal transmission speed of peripheral nerve endings slows down, which can help alleviate uncomfortable sensations like stinging or throbbing.

Second Difference: Utilization of Customized Topical Ingredients

To achieve effects beyond simple cold compresses,

it is crucial to apply a gel and ampoule suitable for the individual's skin type before cryo treatment.

1. Selecting Conductive Gel or Soothing Gel

LDM-specific ultrasonic gel has high conductivity, enhancing the cooling effect and facilitating heat transfer during device use.

Hypoallergenic aloe gel contains anti-inflammatory and soothing ingredients, making it suitable for sensitive or inflamed skin.

2. Customized Ampoule Combinations: Three Types of Formulas

Whitening ampoules can reduce pigmentation and be beneficial for post-treatment care of melasma or blemishes.

Soothing ampoules are formulated with ingredients that help calm the skin and can contribute to alleviating inflammatory reactions.

Hydrating ampoules are hyaluronic acid-based and used to strengthen the skin barrier's moisturizing ability.

Third Difference: Flexibility in Time and Temperature Settings According to Soothing Purpose

1. In soothing management aimed at rapidly reducing skin heat and alleviating redness or swelling,

the set temperature can be applied between -6°C and -8°C for less than 5 minutes to control inflammatory reactions with a strong cooling effect in a short period.

2. If the situation requires gradually calming the skin and stable cooling over an extended period,

the set temperature can be maintained between -3°C and -6°C for more than 5 minutes, aiding the recovery process with stable cooling without burdening the skin.

Recommended Cases

• 1. This can be considered when the skin maintains heat after invasive procedures such as Fraxel, MTS, and RF.
• 2. It is suitable for individuals with rosacea or sensitive skin where redness does not subside for a long time after a procedure.
• 3. It can be useful when there is a concern about post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation after treatments like pigment lasers or IPL.
• 4. It can help regulate inflammatory reactions or excessive sebum secretion for those with troubled skin.
• 5. Recommended for individuals whose skin condition easily deteriorates or becomes sensitive after treatment due to being sensitive to thermal stimulation.

Key Benefits of the Procedure

• It can help alleviate and soothe skin irritation.
• It focuses on reducing pain during the procedure and the burden of bruising, swelling, and inflammation that may occur afterward.