Intradermotherapy is a trend and is gaining more and more followers

>> Aesthetic trends are constantly evolving, with increasingly advanced technology that allows for less invasive procedures and more personalized treatments. Injectable therapies or intradermotherapies are here to stay and are gaining more followers and technology. They are so powerful that they have already shown they can bring super natural aesthetic benefits, and when performed at the right time, they postpone the need for plastic surgery. Intradermotherapy is a treatment that helps with skin rejuvenation and the reduction of cellulite, stretch marks, sagging, hair loss, and localized fat. All treatments are performed with the help of a fine needle that is used to infiltrate medications into the dermis or subcutaneous tissue. According to Biomedical professional César de Alencar, the techniques can be used by both men and women and bring very quick results, unlike when treatments were only performed with the help of machines, which were more time-consuming. Alina Souza Mose, aesthetic products representative at Essenzziale, said that today there are injectable medications for a variety of needs. "Rejuvenating by replenishing and creating a collagen bank, treatments to lose inches, even fat! To replenish nutrients, in short, the range is huge. The treatments are minimally invasive and the results are super quick. There are even the right injectables for hair loss and baldness," she said. "Even we who work with these products are surprised by the speed at which they are evolving. They are becoming increasingly effective and working in favor of humanity. To give you an idea, today the technology is so advanced that it is already possible to perform pressurized intradermotherapy, which is almost painless and does not cause edema, that is, without bruising after the procedure," Alina said. César said that today he performs collagen replenishment in various parts of the body. "Women are the ones who most seek this type of treatment that can even be done on the neck and hands. It replenishes and creates a reserve bank of collagen in the treated area, then just a maintenance once a year is enough to keep the collagen active. The results and firmness of the skin are evident," he said. Luciana Costa, a clinical pharmacist and aesthetic professional at Copelli, said that intradermotherapy is very powerful when it comes to fat loss. It acts on localized fat and brings excellent results; depending on the amount of enzyme applied and the area, it is possible to lose a significant amount of inches. "We have already seen results with reductions of up to 10 to 20 cm in the abdominal area, for example," she said. And not only can measurements be reduced with the application of enzymes. Other treatments also achieve excellent results, such as when used to reduce cellulite. Luciana said that the medications used in the treatment help break down fat cells and improve circulation, giving the skin a smooth, even appearance free of bumps. "It improves blood flow in the treated area; it helps remove the hardened fibrous connective tissue that forms cellulite, and for this reason, it smooths and even eliminates these imperfections," said the pharmacist from Copelli. Karoline Rodrigues, a communication professional, said she has already had collagen replenishment done on her face and abdomen. "I had it done a few years after I had my child. It’s impressive how visible the results are. I managed to eliminate the sagging from pregnancy. And on my face, I felt my skin firmer and younger after the first session," she said. Sagging, cellulite, stretch marks, nutrient replenishment, localized fat burning. Injectable therapies are acting on various fronts. Microinjections penetrate the skin at a depth of 0.5 mm to 4 mm, allowing for better absorption of the concentrated medication, which is applied to the exact area where results are desired. The session usually lasts around 30 to 60 minutes, and a local anesthetic may be applied before starting the procedure. Biomedical professionals, pharmacists, physiotherapists, nurses, and doctors are the professionals who can perform intradermotherapy applications. Sototherapy Beauty serum, sorotherapy, injectable protocols. The names may vary, but the goal is the same: the infiltration of medications into the vein or muscle through a very fine and delicate needle, promoting the supplementation of vitamins and antioxidants. According to orthomolecular doctor Jordana Jantorno, all protocols are individual, prescribed according to need, after a medical consultation and detailed examinations, in order to identify which nutrients really need to be replenished in the body. "The protocols are completely individualized and developed according to the indication for each patient. We also create specific protocols for certain complaints, such as tiredness and fatigue, lack of appetite, swelling, PMS, etc..." said Jordana.