Intradermotherapy is a type of aesthetic treatment that goes far beyond just eliminating localized fat.
Just to give you an idea, this technique of applying enzymes under the skin brings much greater versatility than cryolipolysis and carboxytherapy, for example.
Therefore, in this post you will answer all your questions about intradermotherapy.
After all, we brought you the details of how you can lose belly fat and even replace several other aesthetic procedures with this method, even plastic surgery, huh!!!
So, let’s go?!
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Intradermotherapy is an aesthetic procedure developed in France, which uses the application of enzymes and substances into the skin, with the aim of achieving an aesthetic result.
The main objective, for example, is to burn fat, but depending on the drug administered at this location, it is also possible to obtain other results with the method.
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How is intradermotherapy performed?
The substances are applied to small areas, using very fine needles.
And although today there are injectable methods using pressurization, the traditional way with the needle causes less bruising, as the skin injury is only caused by the bites.
But don’t panic, okay!
Because the needle is so small and thin that the patient practically doesn’t even feel the stings, especially because the needle’s reach is only half to 4 millimeters.
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What medicine is used during intradermotherapy applications?
For each complaint in the office, a different combination or type of medication is used in the sublayer of the skin.
Thus, the mixture of drugs usually includes compositions such as:
- amino acids and proteins
- vitamins and nutrients
- local anesthetics
- metabolism boosters
- fat breakers
- plant extracts
Furthermore, some of these compounds increase vasodilation of the injected area, which facilitates the material’s arrival at the necessary location.
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What type of professional can perform intradermotherapy applications?
Any medical or non-medical professional in the healthcare field can perform intradermotherapy.
Of course, as long as they have the ANVISA certificate.
This way, it is possible to apply with different professionals such as:
- biomedical
- dermatologists
- beauticians
- nurses
- physiotherapists
- plastic surgeons
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What are the areas of the body where intradermotherapy can be used?
The procedure is mainly used to eliminate localized fat and revitalize the skin.
This makes it possible to improve the appearance of:
- flanks
- abdomen
- culottes
- axillas
- fold under the bra
- Spada
- dark circles
- scars
- cellulitis
- stretch marks
- wrinkles
- skin devitalization
- stains
Not to mention that intradermotherapy can also be used to treat baldness, through the application of specific drugs for this condition.
Another aesthetic problem that can benefit from intradermotherapy is the development of little muscle mass in certain parts of the body, such as the jaw, forearm and calf.
And for this purpose, BCAA supplementation is injected directly into the muscle tissue that the patient desires, to achieve greater results in gym training.
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Who can undergo intradermo?
Both women and men can undergo intradermal surgery.
However, the biggest indications for using this method are to reduce fat located in small areas of the body, such as the double chin, armpits and love handles.
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Contraindications for intradermotherapy
Even though it is not an invasive treatment, there are some contraindications for intradermal treatment, including:
- pregnancy
- lactation
- heart disease
- skin diseases
- allergy to applied substances
However, it is worth mentioning that the method is the fat reduction procedure most recommended by SBBME (Brazilian Society of Aesthetic Biomedicine).
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How many sessions are needed in intradermotherapy?
After a single session, you can already see results.
However, this can last from 5 to 10 sessions, depending on the patient’s physique and the total action of the drugs that each person’s body allows.
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How long does each intraderm session last?
Intradermotherapy sessions last around 15 minutes each, and the time between one session and another varies depending on the type of drug injected.
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Benefits of intradermotherapy
- Zero side effects
- Quick result
- Loss of up to 10 centimeters in circumference per session
- Practically zero health risk
- Leaves skin firmer and free from sagging
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Care before intradermo
- Have clean skin before treatment, avoiding the use of creams on the skin
- Stop using anticoagulants
- Wear light clothing, avoiding jeans
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Care after intradermo
After applications, the patient only needs to avoid direct sun contact with the skin, until the bruises disappear completely.
And to speed up the healing process of these bruises, an ice pack can be used on the area.
For those who want to combine intradermo with other aesthetic treatments, it is ideal to wait for at least 72 hours, where it is recommended to boost the procedure with lymphatic drainage.
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