Photobiomodulation: the new peelings

Getting a new, healthy skin is by now a certainty when appealing to really innovative and safe treatments. A prize example is given by the newest photobiomodulation peelings with reticulated hydrogels. The technique comes from Paris, where it was set up starting from a technological innovation of specific hydrogel matrixes able to create some formulations containing molecules that synergically strengthen the action of the non-thermic red light lamp. Therefore, it represents a new, innovative approach to the topic of skin rejuvenation.
TWO INNOVATIVE PEELINGS
The first photobiomodulation peeling is called Biopeelred and grants a reversible modification of the skin barrier’s resistance and a homogeneous
penetration. The peeling contains glycolic acid complexed with specific active substances.
The second treatment – Redpeel – must be applied after the traditional peeling and before submitting the patient to the red light exposure. In this way the action of dermic and epidermic biostimulation is strengthened.
NEW FRONTIERS OF ANTI-AGING
According to the first results, the clinical relevance of the two treatments is absolutely excellent. In fact, a very good patient’s compliance and a visible increase of skin compactness, tonicity and brightness were achieved with neither immediate nor delayed side effects. So, the photobiomodulation methodology really becomes a new frontier of topical anti-aging therapies and an important goal in the world of techniques not implying the use of injective treatments.
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