Armesso-AM Antioxidant Mix | Hyaluronic Acid | Organic Silica | Vitamin C | DMAE |
Armesso-AM Antioxidant Mix
This mix Contains:
1 Box Hyaluronic Acid
1 Box Organic Silica
1 Box Vitamin C
1 Box DMAE
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INDICATIONS:
Use through derma-roller, electroporation, iontophoresis, sonophoresis and cavitation techniques.
COUNTERINDICATIONS:
Pregnancy or lactation.
PRESENTATION:
Box contains 5 vials with 10ml each. Each vial contains 0.338 US fl. oz.
QUALITY:
Certified with pharmaceutical quality standards GMP
(Good Manufacturing Practice)
Certified with ISO 9001:2000 quality standards.
(International Organization for Standardization)
(*) This statement has not been evaluated by the FDA.
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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What is Virtual Mesotherapy?
Mostly known as No-Needle or Needle Free Mesotherapy; It is a term that is used to describe a new technique that allows working mesotherapy without needles or shots.
Mostly known as No-Needle or Needle Free Mesotherapy; It is a term that is used to describe a new technique that allows working mesotherapy without needles or shots.
Through electroporation, iontophoresis and sonophoresis, the epidermis barrier is penetrated; allowing the active principles to reach the receptive areas of our skin.
By doing this, we can achieve effective facial and corporal aesthetic treatments.
Virtual mesotherapy was born as a practice that achieves the same results as mesotherapy, but without the need of puncturing the skin.
On the other hand, different techniques are used to employ the products using other aesthetic medical equipment.
The most common techniques used are electroporation, iontophoresis or ionization and sonophoresis.
Electroporation: consists in the emission of electromagnetic waves which temporarily modify the permeability of the cellular plasmatic membrane, achieving the entrance of active principles into the skin pores.
Iontophoresis: uses galvanic current (mostly characterized by producing physical and chemical alterations which are the beginning of physiological effects) to introduce certain substances to the interior of the organism.
Sonophoresis: uses ultrasonic energy to introduce substances into the interior of the organism.
The most common techniques used are electroporation, iontophoresis or ionization and sonophoresis.
Electroporation: consists in the emission of electromagnetic waves which temporarily modify the permeability of the cellular plasmatic membrane, achieving the entrance of active principles into the skin pores.
Iontophoresis: uses galvanic current (mostly characterized by producing physical and chemical alterations which are the beginning of physiological effects) to introduce certain substances to the interior of the organism.
Sonophoresis: uses ultrasonic energy to introduce substances into the interior of the organism.
