Kkeuthan Clinic Cryo Management

Cryo soothing management goes beyond simple cold compress; it is a delicate process for skin recovery.

Immediately after various skin procedures such as laser, high-frequency, peeling, and MTS, the skin is prone to heat sensation.

This heat sensation can go beyond simply feeling a stinging sensation on the skin.

It can be a factor that causes inflammation, promotes moisture evaporation, and stimulates melanin cells.

This can also be the cause of various skin changes such as redness, pigmentation, and breakouts.

In such situations, cryo soothing management may be necessary.

However, simply applying a cold compress for coolness alone may not be enough.

We believe that precise temperature control tailored to skin physiology, a combination of appropriate topical ingredients, and customized design considering each individual's skin condition are important.

Features of Cryo Management 1: Precise Temperature Control and Penetration

Precisely adjustable cooling temperature (-10°C~5°C)

We induce a soothing effect down to the dermis layer using the 'i-COOL plus' device.

Once the temperature is stabilized down to the dermis, it can help accelerate skin regeneration.

*Effects that can occur when skin temperature is below 8℃

Unlike a general cold compress, cryo management precisely controls cooling temperatures between -10℃ and 5℃.

Based on this temperature accuracy, effective soothing management down to the dermal layer becomes possible.

1) Temperature at which vasoconstriction begins: Approximately below 10℃

If the skin temperature drops below 10℃, the blood vessels in the epidermis and dermis may show a vasoconstrictive response.

At this time, you can expect effects such as rapid relief of redness, swelling, and heat sensation.

2) Point where inflammatory cytokine suppression begins: Below 8℃

When skin temperature drops below 8℃, key signaling substances that cause inflammatory responses,

such as IL-1, IL-6, and TNF-α, have been reported to be suppressed.

3) Pain relief through reduced peripheral nerve impulse transmission speed

When the temperature drops below 8℃, the conduction speed of peripheral nerve endings decreases, which can alleviate sensations like stinging or throbbing.

Features of Cryo Management 2: Utilization of Customized Topical Ingredients

To go one step further from a simple cold compress,

it is necessary to first apply a gel and ampoule suited to your skin type before starting cryo management.

1. Ultrasound Gel or Aloe Gel

LDM-specific ultrasound gel, with its high conductivity, enhances cooling efficiency and effectively delivers device energy to the skin.

Hypoallergenic aloe gel contains anti-inflammatory and soothing ingredients, making it useful for managing sensitive or inflamed skin.

2. Ampoule Combinations: 3 Customized Formulas for Each Skin Type

Whitening ampoules can prevent pigmentation and may be considered for post-treatment care for melasma or blemishes.

Soothing ampoules contain ingredients that help calm the skin and can contribute to suppressing inflammatory responses.

Hydrating ampoules are hyaluronic acid-based, providing moisture to the skin barrier and aiding in hydration.

Features of Cryo Management 3: Customized Time and Temperature Settings According to Soothing Goals

1. When the main goal of soothing management is to quickly reduce heat sensation and minimize redness and swelling

Setting the temperature between -6°C and -8°C and performing the treatment for a short period of less than 5 minutes can help suppress inflammation through strong cooling.

2. When the goal is to gradually soothe the skin and stable cooling is required for a longer duration,

adjusting the temperature between -3°C and -6°C and treating for more than 5 minutes can support recovery speed with stable cooling without burdening the skin.

Recommended for

• This can be considered when you experience persistent heat sensation on the skin after invasive procedures such as Fraxel, MTS, or RF.
• It can be beneficial for those with flushing or sensitive skin who experience prolonged redness and discomfort after a procedure.
• Its suitability can be discussed when you are concerned about post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation occurring after pigment laser or IPL treatments.
• It can be useful for skin prone to frequent breakouts, helping to calm inflammatory responses and regulate excessive sebum production.
• We recommend this for individuals who are sensitive to heat stimulation and have experienced their skin easily becoming sensitive or irritated after treatments.

Benefits of the Treatment

• It can help soothe the skin.
• It contributes to reducing pain, bruising, swelling, and inflammatory reactions that may occur during the procedure.