The man in his thirties

• Permanent laser hair removal
• Cryolipolysis
• Injection for hyperhidrosis
• Acne scars
• Stages of acne treatment
• Kleresca for acne and rosacea

Permanent laser hair removal

Having hair is no longer a sign of virility. Men want to see them disappear permanently: some for aesthetic reasons (men with a back full of hair are often in need of a permanent hair removal solution to obtain more glabrous skin), others for the practice of a high-level sport, and others, for reasons of hygiene (abscesses due to hair and sweating, particularly in black skin).

The treated areas

Both men and women can wax all areas of their body and face. But in practice the man's request primarily concerns the following areas: shoulders, back, chest, abdomen, buttocks, ears, nose, beard, neck, hands, toes.

Concerning the face, the man must accept at the start of his treatment a “mothed”, non-uniform regrowth of his beard hair. Everything returns to normal after a few sessions.

The number of sessions required will often be greater for men than for women, between 8 and 12.

Cryolipolysis to make bulges disappear

Men aged 30 are still protected by weight gain but can be hampered by a localized fatty deposit: love handles, abdomen, chin, etc.
There cryolipolysis by CoolScultping® is based on the principle of apoptosis. By bringing the targeted area to negative temperature (-8°C) for 30 minutes, the destruction of approximately 30% of fat cells (adipocytes) occurs without damaging the nerves or muscles. The natural elimination of the cells initially destroyed takes place over the 3 months following the session, leading to the gradual reduction of the fatty fold.

I use CoolScultping®, the reference in cryolipolysis (the only machine with FDA approval in the United States) for optimal results and total safety.

Injection for hyperhidrosis

Treatment with injections under the armpits helps stop excessive sweating, which is smelly and very often annoying in men. For greater comfort in summer and winter.

The results appear between 4 and 10 days after the injections and last up to 9 months.

Acne scars

Treatment of scars is only considered when the inflammatory and infectious outbreaks are over.

The scars are more or less deep and require abrasion of the superficial and middle layers of the dermis, allowing regeneration of the skin. In the office, the CO2 Laser will smooth the skin in 1 to 3 sessions.

The treatment is carried out under local anesthesia (anesthetic cream applied 3/4 hours before the procedure). The sensation is that of multiple hot stings that are uncomfortable but not very painful.

The aftermath of the treatment is marked by facial redness for 5 days. Sun avoidance is 6 to 8 weeks after treatment.

Steps in treating acne

1. Application for 15 days before skin cleansing a preparation cream, which refines the most superficial layer of the epidermis (stratum corneum) and will facilitate the evacuation of comedones.

2. Medical skin cleansing essential to eliminate all the micro-cysts and comedones which form the basis of infection. Moisturizing mask with micronized hyaluronic acid applied for 20 minutes and facial massage to penetrate the mask's active ingredients and soothe the skin and mind...

3. Superficial peeling for anti-sebum, anti-inflammatory and anti-infectious purposes.

4. Vascular laser and I2PL to reduce inflammation (redness of the skin) or the CO2 laser to treat scars. The session lasts on average 15 minutes with protective glasses but often requires several sessions (3 or 4) spaced 2 to 4 weeks apart. Apart from the feeling of heat, some patients experience – temporarily – a slight redness.

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6. Prescription for anti-acne creams and anti-sebum masks adapted to the stage of acne: the objective is to achieve results equivalent to oral treatments without the constraints or side effects (intolerances, regular and daily taking of medication).

KLERESCA® FOR THE TREATMENT OF ACNE AND ROSACEA

The Kleresca® treatment makes it possible to treat all skin types in the treatment of the inflammatory, pustular and scarring phase of acne. It is an excellent alternative to taking medication.

The principle: a unique treatment using fluorescence to stimulate the intrinsic repair mechanisms of skin cells. A Kleresca® multi-LED lamp (emission of specific pre-programmed wavelengths) coupled with a photo-converter gel containing chromophores will convert the emitted light into dynamic and hyperpulsed fluorescence.

The protocol is 12 sessions, over 6 weeks of treatment. The treatment can be carried out in summer and winter without social eviction.