EFFECTIVE OF ION TRANSFER TECHNOLOGY IN TREATING SOME SKIN DISEASES
Ion transfer technology (iontophoresis): is a technology that uses direct current to transport drugs through the skin, has the effect of increasing drug absorption efficiency up to 90% through three main mechanisms:
+ The charged solute is firstly transported by electric repulsion from the electrodes.
+ Electric current increases the permeability of the epidermis with the substance.
+ Electro-osmosis allows transport of non-ionized molecules and peptides.
Acthyderm machine with ion transfer technology (Iontophoresis)
This is a modern technology, replacing the old techniques such as massage or masking. This technology has been successfully used for many conditions including:
+ Acne
+ Atopic dermatitis, Seborrheic dermatitis, contact dermatitis
+ Hyperpigmentation, melasma, post inflammation hyperpigmentation
+ Skin rejuvenation: wrinkle removal, facelift, neck and anti-aging skin
+ Reduce fat, cellulite
As one of the leaders in the application of ion transfer electricity technology in Vietnam, the Department of Research and Application of Stem Cell Technology – located on 9th Floor, National hospital of Dermatology and Venereology has successfully treated these diseases and is a trusted address for many aesthetic customers. Each customer coming to the department will go through the following steps:
Step 1: The doctor will examine and analyze the facial skin with a facial scanner, evaluate the skin type and cosmetic diseases (skin aging, scars, acne …)
Step 2: Clean with specialized products, suitable for each skin type, without irritation
Step 3: Intensive treatment with ion transfer technology (iontophoresis). Depending on the skin condition analyzed in step 1, select the appropriate iontophoresis product.
Step 4: Skincare with specialized products, increase moisture, help regenerate and restore skin after the procedure
Any questions please send to one of the following addresses:
+ Department phone number: 043 573 9298
+ Customer care department – National hospital of Dermatology and Venereology: 1900 6951
Author: Dr. Nguyen Thi Kim Cuc
Publisher: Social Work Department