Kkeut Clinic Cryo Management

Cryo soothing management is not merely a cold compress, but a 'recovery design'.

Immediately after skin treatments such as lasers, radiofrequency, peeling, and MTS, a sensation of heat remains in the skin.

This heat goes beyond simply feeling 'stinging'

leading to inflammation, moisture evaporation, and melanin cell stimulation,

which can cause various side effects such as redness, hyperpigmentation, and breakouts.

What is needed at this time is cryo soothing management.

However, a cold compress that merely feels cool is not enough.

Temperature control tailored to skin physiology, the combination of applied ingredients, and customized design according to skin condition are key.

Distinction 1. Temperature Accuracy + Penetration Power

By precisely controlling the cooling temperature (-10~5 degrees Celsius)

we manage with 'i-COOL plus' to induce soothing deep into the dermal layer.

When the temperature of the dermis is lowered, the regeneration rate itself increases.

*The Importance of Skin Temperature Below 8 Degrees Celsius

Unlike a regular cold compress, cryo management precisely controls the cooling temperature (-10~5 degrees Celsius),

allowing for soothing management down to the dermal layer based on temperature accuracy.

1) Vasoconstriction Effect Start Temperature: Approximately 10℃ or below

When skin temperature drops below 10℃, blood vessels in the epidermis and dermis begin to constrict.

This process rapidly reduces redness, swelling, and heat.

2) Inflammation Cytokine Inhibition Start Point: Below 8℃

Research indicates that when the temperature drops below 8 degrees Celsius, the secretion of key signaling substances that cause inflammation

(e.g., IL-1, IL-6, TNF-α) is inhibited.

3) Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Transmission Speed ↓ → Pain Relief

When the temperature drops below 8 degrees Celsius, the conduction speed of peripheral nerve endings decreases, dulling sensations like stinging and throbbing.

Distinction 2. Differentiated Topical Applications

To move beyond "just a cold compress,"

it's essential to apply gels and ampoules tailored to your skin type before cryo-management.

1. Ultrasound Gel or Aloe Gel

LDM exclusive ultrasound gel: Highly conductive, excellent for cooling efficiency, and quickly transmits heat during device use.

Hypoallergenic aloe gel: Contains anti-inflammatory and soothing ingredients, effective for sensitive or inflammatory skin.

2. Ampoule Mix: Triple Formula tailored to skin type

Whitening ampoule: Prevents hyperpigmentation, used after melasma/spot treatments.

Soothing ampoule: Contains ingredients that aid in soothing and suppressing inflammation.

Hydrating ampoule: Hyaluronic acid-based for barrier moisturizing.

Distinction 3. Different Time and Temperature Control for Each Soothing Purpose

1. For soothing management aimed at rapid heat blockage and reduction of redness/swelling

The set temperature should be -6°C to -8°C, managed for less than 5 minutes, allowing strong cooling in a short time to suppress inflammation.

2. When gradual soothing and prolonged stable cooling are needed

Manage at a set temperature of -3°C to -6°C for more than 5 minutes, ensuring safe cooling that does not irritate the skin over a longer period, thereby accelerating recovery.

Recommended For

• 1. When heat remains after invasive procedures (Fraxel, MTS, RF, etc.)
• 2. When redness persists for a long time after treatment due to flushing or sensitive skin
• 3. When post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is a concern after pigment lasers, IPL, etc.
• 4. When you want to control inflammatory reactions and sebum secretion for troubled skin
• 5. Skin that easily reacts negatively after treatment due to sensitivity to heat

Advantages of the Procedure

• Calming Effect
• Minimize Pain, Bruising, Swelling, and Inflammation