Cryo Soothing Care Guide

Cryo soothing is more than just a cold compress; it's a systematic approach designed to facilitate the skin's smooth recovery.

Immediately after various skin treatments such as laser, radiofrequency, peeling, or MTS, a sensation of heat may linger on the skin.

This heat can go beyond just a stinging sensation, and

it may potentially cause issues such as triggering inflammatory responses, promoting moisture evaporation, or stimulating melanin cells.

This can be a cause of various after-effects such as redness, hyperpigmentation, and breakouts.

In such situations, cryo soothing care can help with skin recovery.

However, relying solely on a cold compress that simply feels cool may not be enough to achieve sufficient effects.

Precise temperature control tailored to skin physiology, the right combination of applied ingredients, and personalized care considering individual skin conditions are crucial.

Feature 1. Precise Temperature Control and Deep Soothing Effect

Precisely controlling the cooling temperature between -10°C and 5°C,

the 'i-COOL plus' device helps deliver a soothing effect deep into the dermal layer.

When the temperature is lowered to the dermal layer, an improvement in skin regeneration speed is expected.

*Reasons why maintaining skin temperature 'below 8°C' is recommended

Unlike a general cold compress, cryo care precisely controls the cooling temperature (-10 to 5°C)

and, based on temperature accuracy, can help induce deep soothing effects in 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 may show a vasoconstriction response.

This process can contribute to alleviating redness, swelling, and heat sensation.

2) Temperature at which inflammation-related substance suppression occurs: below 8℃

When skin temperature drops below 8°C, key signaling substances that cause inflammation,

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

3) Pain reduction through decreased peripheral nerve impulse transmission speed

When the temperature drops below 8°C, the signal transmission speed at peripheral nerve endings slows down, which can reduce stinging or throbbing sensations.

Feature 2. Customized Application Ingredients for Each Skin Type

To achieve effects beyond a simple cold compress,

it can be beneficial to first apply a gel and ampoule suited to your individual skin type before cryo treatment.

1. Ultrasound Gel or Aloe Gel

LDM-specific ultrasound gel: Increases cooling efficiency with high conductivity and contributes to effective heat transfer during device use.

Hypoallergenic aloe gel: Contains anti-inflammatory and soothing ingredients, making it suitable for sensitive or inflamed skin types.

2. Ampoule Combinations: 3 Formulas for Individual Skin Types

Whitening ampoule: Expected to help with hyperpigmentation management and can be applied after melasma/spot treatments.

Soothing ampoule: Contains beneficial ingredients for skin calming and can contribute to reducing inflammatory responses.

Hydrating ampoule: Hyaluronic acid-based, helps maintain the skin barrier's moisture.

Feature 3. Customized Time and Temperature Settings According to Soothing Goals

1. When the goal is to alleviate intense heat sensation and reduce redness and swelling

In this case, focused care is provided within 5 minutes at a temperature between -6°C and -8°C, concentrating on managing inflammatory responses with a powerful cooling effect in a short period.

2. When gradual skin soothing and stable, prolonged cooling are required

Care is administered for more than 5 minutes at a temperature between -3°C and -6°C, helping the recovery process through stable cooling without putting stress on the skin.

Consider this for those who:

• 1. When the skin feels uncomfortable with residual heat after receiving invasive procedures such as Fraxel, MTS, or RF.
• 2. When redness persists for a long time after a procedure due to flushing or a sensitive skin condition.
• 3. When there is concern about post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation after procedures such as pigment laser or IPL.
• 4. When you want to control inflammatory reactions and excessive sebum secretion due to acne-prone skin.
• 5. When skin is highly sensitive to heat and easily irritated or upset after a procedure.

Benefits of the Procedure

• You can expect a skin soothing effect.
• It can help reduce the possibility of pain, bruising, swelling, and inflammation.