Kaetana carboxytherapy, restores skin structure, saturates with oxygen (for 10 procedures, mask, gel-activator, serum)

The "Carboxytherapy" set is an innovative method of skin rejuvenation based on the properties of carbon dioxide; it contains ten non-woven base masks impregnated with a complex of ANA acids, an alkaline Gel Activator for 10 treatments, and Super-Soothing Serum

For whom: for skin of any nature that needs renewal, but not recommended for hypersensitive skin as it may cause a burn

Effect: providing lifting, combating photo- and biological aging, reducing the number of wrinkles and their depth, deeply moisturizing the skin, brightening, evens out skin tone, improving skin texture and elasticity; reducing puffiness and increasing skin tone in the orbital area, bags and "blue circles" under the eyes; combating acne and post-acne; minimizing scar tissue, restoring skin after damaging procedures; increasing dermal immunity; detoxification

Characteristics

Application:

1. Thoroughly cleanse your face of makeup and impurities with Blue Gel
2. Protect your eyes with damp cotton pads.
3. Open the sealed package with the acid-impregnated non-woven base mask
4. Apply the mask to your face and neck, pressing it firmly against your skin.
5. Using a brush, apply 25 ml of activator gel in an even, thick layer over the mask.
6.  Acid neutralization and CO2 release begin
7. Press the mask/gel system against your face every 3-5 minutes.
8. After 5-10 minutes, remove the mask ( Attention! During the first procedures, keep the mask on the skin for a minimum time – 3-5 minutes, so that the skin gradually adapts to the action of acids. Focus on your own feelings.
9. Apply the "Soothing" serum

The procedure is performed once a week. Recommended course: 5-10 procedures.

WARNING! 

Important recommendations and warnings:

1. Redness and a feeling of warmth during the procedure are normal and will go away after some time.

2. Avoid direct sun: Use sunscreen with a high SPF after the procedure, as ultraviolet light can contribute to pigmentation.

3. Incompatibility with tanning: avoid sunbathing, solariums, and baths to prevent pigmentation.

4. Post-peeling care: A soothing, moisturizing care with sunscreen is recommended; do not use alcohol-containing drying agents as this may cause irritation. (Soothing Serum, Soothing Cream or Kaemulsion Cream, SPF-50 moisturizing cream)

5. Peel-like reactions: burning and redness are expected, typical of post-peel recovery, after which a stable positive result occurs.

Important comments for cosmetologists:

1. Features of the procedure: Carboxytherapy causes a controlled superficial "burn" that activates regenerative processes. This may be accompanied by a tingling or burning sensation, which is normal and expected for this procedure, but their intensity may vary depending on the individual sensitivity of the skin.

2. Explanation to the client: It is important to tell the client in advance about possible sensations to prevent anxiety reactions. A moderate burning sensation is part of the mechanism of action and is a sign that the mask is actively working.

3. Selection of exposure time: The specialist needs to carefully monitor the exposure time of the mask, taking into account the sensitivity of the client. It is recommended to start with the minimum time for new clients to avoid unnecessary irritation.

4. Somatoform disorders and sensitivity of female skin: The procedure may be sensitive for people with a reduced pain threshold or psycho-emotional disorders. In women, skin sensitivity can be 10 times higher than in men due to the thinner and more vulnerable structure of the skin. Women's skin contains less collagen, which makes it more prone to irritation and reactions. It is important to approach the procedure with maximum care, taking into account these features.

Contraindications : Before the procedure, find out if any aggressive procedures (laser, chemical peel, injections, plastic surgery) have been performed recently, which may increase the risk of irritation or unpleasant consequences.

Summary : Carboxytherapy is an effective procedure with a pronounced rejuvenating effect, but it requires a careful approach to the client. Professional preparation of the client and adherence to the protocol will allow achieving optimal results and avoiding undesirable reactions.

Contraindications :

The procedure should not be performed if you have:

• herpes in the acute stage;

• fresh tan;

• skin inflammation;

• skin damage at the site of peeling;

• couperose;

• allergy to the components of the peeling composition;

• oncological diseases

Advice:

Important ! Conduct a thorough interview with the client to determine whether aggressive cosmetic procedures have been performed in the last six months, namely: deep cleansing, laser resurfacing, dermabrasion, medium and deep chemical peels, retinoic peels, injection manipulations, plastic surgery. If this has happened, carboxytherapy is categorically contraindicated. The consequences are possible the same as after acid peeling on damaged skin.