Infusion: Delivering Vitamins into the Skin
When collagen levels decrease, the skin may lose moisture and facial wrinkles may become more noticeable. Supporting collagen production can therefore help maintain healthier and more youthful-looking skin.
Simple Ways to Support Collagen and Healthy Skin
The most important ways to maintain collagen levels are to protect existing collagen from damage and support the production of new collagen.
Sunscreen should be applied every time before leaving home because ultraviolet radiation from sunlight is a major factor contributing to collagen loss.
Regularly eating vegetables and fruits can also help promote healthy-looking skin from within. These foods contain vitamins and minerals that are important for skin health, particularly vitamin C, which supports collagen production and helps the skin look radiant, fresh, and firm.
Another option is Infusion technology, which helps deliver vitamins into the skin without the use of needles.
What Is Vitamin Infusion?
Infusion is a technology designed to deliver vitamins and nutrients into the skin, provide moisture, stimulate blood circulation, and support skin-cell activity.
The treatment uses an electrical current with an appropriate frequency and duration to temporarily create tiny channels in the skin. This process temporarily stimulates proteins within the skin layers, allowing nutrients and vitamins to enter the skin more directly and be absorbed more effectively.
The procedure does not require needles, so it does not cause the pain commonly associated with injections. Some people may experience a mild tingling sensation on the face.
The treatment is designed to be clean, safe, and effective, with no recovery period required.
Benefits of Infusion Treatment
๐ Reduces the appearance of wrinkles and supports anti-ageing care
๐ Stimulates collagen regeneration
๐ Increases skin hydration
๐ Helps tighten the skin and minimise the appearance of pores
๐ Supports body contouring and reduces the appearance of cellulite or densely accumulated fat cells beneath the skin
Treatment Duration and Recommended Sessions
Infusion treatment can be performed on the face and different areas of the body.
Each session takes approximately 15-30 minutes, depending on the treatment area. For the best results, a continuous course of approximately 6-8 sessions is recommended.
Dermatology Services at Phyathai Phaholyothin Hospital
The Dermatology Clinic at Phyathai Phaholyothin Hospital provides services to support healthier skin through the prevention and treatment of various skin concerns.
The clinic uses clean and modern equipment and provides personalised advice on maintaining and improving skin health, with care delivered by specialist doctors and experienced healthcare professionals.
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