Melasma is a very common patchy brown, tan, or blue-gray facial skin discoloration, usually seen in women in the reproductive years. It typically appears on the upper cheeks, upper lip, forehead, and chin of women 20-50 years of age. Although possible, it is uncommon in males. Most of those with melasma are women. It is thought to be primarily related to external sun exposure, external hormones like birth control pills, and internal hormonal changes as seen in pregnancy. Most people with melasma have a history of daily or intermittent sun exposure, although heat is also suspected to be an underlying factor. Melasma is most common among pregnant women, especially those of Latin and Asian descents. People with olive or darker skin, like Asian and Middle Eastern individuals, have higher incidences of melasma.

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CRYOCELL’s cooling function effectively protects the skin from the current and reduces the absorption of the chemical into the blood vessels by constricting capillaries. By freezing the skin surface, even strong currents will not cause skin burns which allows for 80~90% efficiency in chemical penetration compared to 5~10% in current equipment. This is a result of constricted blood vessels which allows for the chemical to remain in the treated area.

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• Highly efficient penetration of vitamins and various chemicals
• Strong skin calming effect
• Wrinkle reduce and lifting effect
• Effective in treating Erythema and Edema
• Skin relaxation and lightening
• Reduces redness and swelling while relaxing skin after laser procedures, skin peeling.
• Used for penetrate chemicals for acne-prone and sensitive skin
• Effective for treating rosacea due to blood vessel constriction
• No procedural pain or side effects

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