[Helps calm bruises, swelling, and skin] Cryo Management

Cryo Soothing Care

Cryo soothing care is more akin to designing a skin recovery process that goes beyond simple cold compresses.

Immediately after various skin treatments, such as laser, high-frequency, peeling, or MTS, heat may remain in the skin.

This sensation of heat goes beyond just a stinging feeling on the skin.

It can induce inflammation, accelerate moisture evaporation, and potentially stimulate melanin cells.

Consequently, it can be a cause of various skin problems such as redness, hyperpigmentation, and breakouts.

In such situations, cryo soothing care may be necessary.

However, a general cold compress that merely cools the skin may not be sufficient.

Delicate temperature control considering skin physiology, appropriate combination of applied ingredients, and customized care for each skin condition are crucial.

Key Differentiator 1: Precise Temperature Control and Dermal Layer Penetration

By precisely controlling the cooling temperature (ranging from -10 to 5 degrees Celsius),

management with the 'i-COOL plus' device can provide a soothing effect deep into the dermal layer.

When the temperature is sufficiently lowered to the dermis, it can help improve skin regeneration speed.

*Benefits when skin temperature is 8 degrees Celsius or lower

Unlike general cold compresses, cryo care precisely controls the cooling temperature (-10 to 5 degrees Celsius).

Based on this temperature precision, soothing care can be delivered deep into the dermal layer.

1) Temperature at which vasoconstriction effect begins to appear: Approximately 10℃ or below

When skin temperature drops below 10℃, blood vessels in the epidermis and dermis begin to show a vasoconstrictive response.

This can alleviate redness, swelling, and the sensation of heat.

2) Point at which inhibition of inflammation-inducing cytokines begins: 8℃ or below

When the temperature drops below 8 degrees Celsius, key signaling substances that cause inflammatory responses,

such as IL-1, IL-6, and TNF-α, have been reported in studies to have reduced secretion.

3) Pain relief through reduced peripheral nerve impulse transmission speed

When the temperature drops below 8 degrees Celsius, the signal transmission speed at peripheral nerve endings slows down, which can alleviate uncomfortable sensations such as stinging or throbbing.

Key Differentiator 2: Utilization of Customized Topical Ingredients

For effective care beyond a simple cold compress,

it is recommended to first apply gels and ampoules suitable for the individual's skin type before cryo treatment.

1. Ultrasound Gel or Aloe Gel

LDM-specific ultrasound gel: High electrical conductivity contributes to enhancing cooling efficiency and promotes heat transfer during device use.

Hypoallergenic aloe gel: Contains anti-inflammatory and soothing ingredients, which can be beneficial for sensitive or inflamed skin.

2. Customized Ampoule Mix: 3 Formulas by Skin Type

Brightening Ampoule: Can be used to prevent hyperpigmentation and for post-treatment care after melasma or blemish procedures.

Soothing Ampoule: Composed of ingredients that help calm the skin, contributing to the reduction of inflammatory responses.

Hydrating Ampoule: Hyaluronic acid-based, used to strengthen the moisturizing power of the skin barrier.

Key Differentiator 3: Time and Temperature Settings According to Soothing Purpose

1. For rapid alleviation of heat sensation and reduction of redness and swelling

By maintaining the set temperature in the range of -6°C to -8°C for less than 5 minutes, intensive cooling can be focused on controlling inflammatory responses in a short period.

2. When gradual skin soothing and long-lasting stable cooling are required

By applying the set temperature in the range of -3°C to -6°C for more than 5 minutes, stable cooling that aids the recovery process without stressing the skin can be provided.

Recommended for

• 1. Can be considered when the skin retains heat after invasive procedures such as Fraxel, MTS, or RF.
• 2. Can be helpful when redness persists for a long time after treatment due to flushing or sensitive skin.
• 3. May also be suitable for those concerned about post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation after treatments like pigment lasers or IPL.
• 4. Recommended for those with acne-prone skin who wish to manage inflammatory reactions and control sebum secretion.
• 5. Recommended for individuals who are sensitive to heat and whose skin easily gets irritated or sensitive after treatment.

Benefits of the Treatment

• Helps soothe the skin.
• It can be expected to alleviate pain, bruising, swelling, and inflammatory reactions that may occur after the procedure.