Course Derma Recovery
Acne scars
Post-acne scars are marks left on the skin by the inflammatory lesions typical of acne, such as comedones, papules, pustules and cysts. If treated promptly, acne rarely tends to leave traces, because the skin is able to regenerate and naturally remedy previous skin damage.
However, if the inflammatory component of acne degenerates or lasts for a long time, the skin is no longer able to replace the scarred areas, which in this way take on a typically pitted appearance, formed by shallow, mottled depressions – sometimes called rolling scars – to deep and narrow depressions.
The treatment
The treatment of acne scarring involves a course of 6 sessions, to be carried out on a weekly basis from mid-September to May, in the absence of direct exposure to the sun.
Derma Recovery uses the Organic Acids of the Neoskin Ozoceutic line in their most intense version, with two intervals: the second week, in which a calming, softening treatment is proposed, and the fifth, where the bio-dynamic, energizing charge of the Ozone is optimized.
Depending on the skin type, treatments with Organic Acids include some variations to ensure maximum effectiveness.
6 weeks
This treatment course can be performed from mid-September to May, in the absence of direct exposure to the sun
At-home treatment
Self-care is essential.
Before starting the treatment course, the skin must be prepared for about ten days by applying the Fenix emulsion at night. However, during the course, the morning and night beauty routine includes the gentleness of Hydramilk and the renewing power of Acid Cleanser. The Aqualotion lotion offers hydration and a pleasant wrap effect, while the Nobotox and Absolute serums offer balance and a lifting, smoothing effect.
The day and night emulsions stimulate the production of collagen, perform a protective action, minimize expression lines and have restructuring properties to make the skin smooth and fresh looking.
To maintain the results, we recommend applying the Extreme cream to localized imperfections.