Cryo Calming Management

Cryo calming management goes beyond simple cold compresses; it's a process that aids skin recovery.

After skin procedures like laser, high-frequency, peeling, or MTS, the skin can often feel warm.

This warmth can go beyond merely feeling a sting,

it can trigger inflammatory responses, accelerate moisture evaporation, and even stimulate melanocytes.

This can lead to various post-procedure symptoms such as redness, hyperpigmentation, or breakouts.

In such situations, cryo calming management may be necessary.

A simple cold compress that only provides coolness may not be sufficient.

Precise temperature control considering the skin's physiological characteristics, an appropriate combination of topical ingredients, and personalized care tailored to an individual's skin condition are crucial.

First Feature: Precise Temperature Control and Penetration Depth

Cryo management precisely controls cooling temperatures between -10 and 5 degrees Celsius.

This allows for deep calming effects to be induced down to the dermal layer using the 'i-COOL plus' device.

Lowering the temperature of the dermal layer can improve the rate of skin regeneration.

*The significance of maintaining skin temperature below 8 degrees Celsius

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

This precision in temperature control allows for deep calming care down to the dermal layer.

1) Temperature at which vasoconstriction begins: Approximately below 10℃

When skin temperature drops below 10℃, blood vessels in the epidermis and dermis begin to constrict.

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

2) Point at which inflammatory cytokine suppression begins: Below 8℃

Research indicates that when skin temperature drops below 8 degrees Celsius, the secretion of key signaling substances that cause inflammation, such as

IL-1, IL-6, and TNF-α, may decrease.

3) Pain relief through reduced speed of peripheral nerve signal transmission

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

Second Feature: Utilization of Customized Topical Agents

For more effective management than a typical cold compress,

it is recommended to apply a gel and ampoule suited to your skin type before cryo management.

1. Selective Gel Application (Ultrasound Gel or Aloe Gel)

LDM-exclusive ultrasound gel enhances the cooling effect with high conductivity and helps effectively transmit heat during device use.

Hypoallergenic aloe gel contains anti-inflammatory and soothing ingredients that can help calm sensitive or inflamed skin.

2. Customized Ampoule Combination: 3 Formulas for Each Skin Type

Whitening Ampoule: Reduces the occurrence of hyperpigmentation and can be considered after treatments for melasma or blemishes.

Calming Ampoule: Can contribute to reducing inflammatory reactions through skin-calming ingredients.

Hydrating Ampoule: Based on hyaluronic acid, it is used to strengthen the moisturizing power of the skin barrier.

Third Feature: Customized Time and Temperature Settings According to Calming Purpose

1. For calming management aimed at sudden heat sensation relief, and reduction of redness and swelling

In this case, managing at -6°C to -8°C for a short period of less than 5 minutes can help reduce inflammatory reactions through intensive cooling.

2. When gradual calming and stable, prolonged cooling are required

In this case, setting the temperature to -3°C to -6°C and managing for more than 5 minutes can aid the recovery process and achieve a calming effect without burdening the skin.

Recommended for these individuals

• 1. When skin heat sensation persists after invasive procedures such as Fraxel, MTS, RF, etc.
• 2. When redness lasts for a long time after treatment due to facial flushing or sensitive skin characteristics
• 3. When there is concern about post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation after procedures like pigment laser or IPL
• 4. When you have acne-prone skin and want to manage inflammatory reactions and regulate sebum secretion
• 5. When your skin is sensitive to heat and easily irritated or becomes unstable after treatment

Benefits of the Treatment

• It can help soothe the skin.
• It can help reduce pain, bruising, swelling, and inflammatory reactions that may occur during treatment.